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A House in the Form of a City. Casa Ceccarelli in Bologna (1962-63)
No full textThe Casa Ceccarelli in Bologna was designed by Giancarlo De Carlo for the astrophysicist and educator Marcello Ceccarelli in 1961-62, a time when the architect was working on the university settlement Collegio del Colle in Urbino, while his patron was completing the Croce del Nord (Northern Cross) - the first Italian radio telescope - in the Po valley. Born as a sort of experiment between two like-minded and unusual intellectuals, this building was, in De Carlo's words, “a flagrant case of a project-process, or in other words, of architecture” but also a laboratory for studying and testing new spatial inventions in a playful way. The author of this essay has lived in the house since he was a boy, experiencing it as a miniature city surrounded by its countryside and populated by numerous friends who were always there
"Citoyens en quelque sorte" : classes d'âge et activité politique en Grèce ancienne : M. C. Giammarco Razzano, La vecchiaia di Solone. Età e politica nella città greca.
No full textCeccarelli Paola. "Citoyens en quelque sorte" : classes d'âge et activité politique en Grèce ancienne : M. C. Giammarco Razzano, La vecchiaia di Solone. Età e politica nella città greca.. In: Dialogues d'histoire ancienne, vol. 29, n°1, 2003. pp. 195-196
La depressione perinatale nei padri
No full textIl termine Depressione Perinatale Paterna (Paternal Perinatal Depression, PPND) indica la manifestazione nel padre di una sintomatologia depressiva nel periodo che va dall’inizio della gravidanza al primo anno dopo il parto [Baldoni e Ceccarelli 2010]. Nonostante questa condizione clinica sia nota da tempo, una diagnosi specifica di Dépression Périnatale Paternelle è stata proposta per la prima volta solo una decina di anni fa nella letteratura francese di orientamento psicoanalitico [Luca e Bydlowski 2001; Dollander 2004]. A volte i disturbi affettivi paterni del periodo perinatale vengono indicati in modo più generico con il nome di Paternal Blues (o Baby Blues), facendo riferimento alle alterazioni affettive lievi e transitorie che frequentemente colpiscono la madre nei primi giorni dopo il parto, denominate Maternity Blues o Disforia Post Partum. La diagnosi di PPND comunque, oggi è preferibile a quella di Paternal Postpartum Depression o di Paternal Postnatal Depression, in quanto la ricerca ha evidenziato come queste condizioni cliniche si manifestino spesso molto prima del parto, per quanto la sintomatologia si protragga nel periodo postnatale.
I sintomi della PPND tendono a presentarsi in modo differente rispetto a quelli della Depressione Perinatale Materna (Maternal Perinatal Depression, MPND), nonostante il periodo di esordio e la durata possano essere gli stessi. I disturbi tendono a essere poco definiti e sono costituiti da vaghi vissuti di tensione, di tristezza, di sconforto e, nei casi più gravi, da stati di impotenza, di disperazione e di malinconia [Luca e Bydlowski 2001; Dollander 2004]. In genere, comunque, le alterazioni affettive sono più lievi e la sintomatologia più sfumata rispetto alla depressione perinatale femminile.
Nella diagnosi delle alterazioni affettive legate alla paternità è necessario considerare che altri disturbi possono accompagnare, sostituire o mascherare quelli depressivi. Tra questi sono particolarmente frequenti le sindromi ansiose, le alterazioni del comportamento di malattia (in particolare i disturbi di somatizzazione) e altri disturbi del controllo degli impulsi o della condotta come crisi di rabbia, comportamenti violenti e disturbi da dipendenza
FROM BIODIVERSITY SAFEGUARD TO WOOD FIRE PREVENTION: THE ANATOMY APPLIED TO THE ANIMAL WELL BEING
No full textAnatomical researches, supporting eco-vegetational investigation focussed on the pastural ecosystem biodiversity maintainance, allowed the validation of BCS as representative parameter of morphofunctional modifications which are strictly related to ecological-productive variations of the grassland systems (Ceccarelli, It J Anat Embryol 114, 2009). A cause of wood fire primer is the presence of necromass in the wood/pasture fringes characterized by a strong covering of Brachypodium rupestre (Br. r.), a tall grass lowly palatable for ovine because of its silicate rich and high fibrousness leaves. However, sheep closed in fences on Br. r. highly covered zone, exploit all forage resources, preventing the fire primer. So, a sheep experimental group was taken to graze for twenty days on Br. r. highly covered plot; during this period, the ruminal mucosa keratinization degree and the body state modifications (BCS and body weight) were monitored in order to determine the animal stay length without negatively affect their well being. Data were then compared with those of sheep control group grazing on a natural semi-mesophylic pasture. Experimental group showed a body weight mean decrease of 1,79 kg and a marked BCS decrement (-1,10). In control group BCS slightly decreased (-0,13) and body weight increased of 0,62 kg. Keratinization degree changed more in experimental group (17,2%-31,7% in rumen atrium, 20%-37,3% in rumen ventral sac) than in control one (17%-19,5% in rumen atrium, 20,2%-22,1% in rumen ventral sac). Considering that the high keratinization degree was quickly reached, while the most negative effects on BCS and body weight occurred after twenty days of grazing on Br. r. pasture, it seems advisable for animals to stay on this pasture not more than 10-15 days
From biodiversity safeguard to wood fire prevention: the anatomy applied to the animal well being
No full textAnatomical researches, supporting eco-vegetational investigation focussed on the
pastural ecosystem biodiversity maintainance, allowed the validation of BCS as representative
parameter of morphofunctional modifications which are strictly related to
ecological-productive variations of the grassland systems (Ceccarelli, It J Anat Embryol
114, 2009). A cause of wood fire primer is the presence of necromass in the wood/
pasture fringes characterized by a strong covering of Brachypodium rupestre (Br. r.), a
tall grass lowly palatable for ovine because of its silicate rich and high fibrousness
leaves. However, sheep closed in fences on Br. r. highly covered zone, exploit all forage
resources, preventing the fire primer. So, a sheep experimental group was taken
to graze for twenty days on Br. r. highly covered plot; during this period, the ruminal
mucosa keratinization degree and the body state modifications (BCS and body
weight) were monitored in order to determine the animal stay length without negatively
affect their well being. Data were then compared with those of sheep control
group grazing on a natural semi-mesophylic pasture. Experimental group showed
a body weight mean decrease of 1,79 kg and a marked BCS decrement (-1,10). In
control group BCS slightly decreased (-0,13) and body weight increased of 0,62 kg.
Keratinization degree changed more in experimental group (17,2%-31,7% in rumen
atrium, 20%-37,3% in rumen ventral sac) than in control one (17%-19,5% in rumen
atrium, 20,2%-22,1% in rumen ventral sac). Considering that the high keratinization
degree was quickly reached, while the most negative effects on BCS and body weight
occurred after twenty days of grazing on Br. r. pasture, it seems advisable for animals
to stay on this pasture not more than 10-15 days
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