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Propuesta didáctica del poema Ricordi di Costarica de Massimo Fioravanti en una clase de italiano
No full textThis article pretends to present a didactic proposal for the Italian class as a foreign language based on the poetry of Massimo Fioravanti Bosi, an Italian inmigrant and striker in the Costa Rica of the XIXth century, during the constrution of the railroad to the Atlantic coast, named Ricordi di Costarica that was published in 1936. In order to accomplish this proposal, we took into consideration the meaning construction process and its nine categories (Hanauer: 2001). It is important to enhance the historical facts that the author relates in this poem his life experience in Costa Rica and that it has never been published in its complete version in our country. It was written on February 1893, almost four years after the poet’s return to Italy.El objetivo del presente artículo es presentar una propuesta didáctica para la clase de italiano LE (como lengua extranjera) basada en la poesía de Massimo Fioravanti Bosi, un huelguista italiano en la Costa Rica del siglo XIX durante la construcción del ferrocarril al Atlántico, titulada Ricordi di Costarica y publicada en 1936. Para su elaboración nos fundamentamos en las nueve categorías de Hanauer (2001) para la construcción de significados. Por otro lado, es importante resaltar el hecho histórico de que el autor mismo comenta en dicha poesía su propia experiencia en Costa Rica así como que nunca haya sido publicada íntegramente en nuestro país. Fue escrita en la vejez del poeta campesino, luego de su regreso a Italia, en febrero de 1893
The concept of Value beyond Economics – Social and Economic Roots for CSR
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Dimensional Corporate Governance pp 141–149Cite as
The Concept of Value Beyond Economics: Social and Philosophical Roots for Corporate Social Responsibility
Massimo Costa & Patrizia Torrecchia
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First Online: 08 June 2017
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Part of the CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance book series (CSEG)
Abstract
This paper tries to underline the importance of the concept of value for CSR and then to map the concept of value beyond Economics. In doing this it takes in consideration the Italian literature in a specific time in order to make a first step for a broader research that takes in consideration also other literatures and time
Dall'elioterapia alla tintarella, riflessioni sull'evoluzione della costa pisana
No full textL'articolo prende le mosse dalla presenza delle colonie elioterapiche costruite a partire dalla fine dell'800 in Toscana, con particolare attenzione alla costa Pisana, per giungere al diffondersi della pratica dei bagni di mare. Il tema del mantenimento del valore ambientale diventa in conseguenza di grande attualità
La soluzione all'enigma dell'anima va cercata nel corpo vissuto
No full textL'articolo è un intervento al Forum promosso da Ferruccio Andolfi e intitolato "Che cosa significa avere un'anima?", con contributi di Fabrizio Amerini, Simona Bertolini, Francesca Brencio, Tonia Cancrini, Paolo Costa, Marcella D’Abbiero, Nicolas De Warren, Anna Ferruta, Manuel Fraijó, Antoine Fratini, Burt Hopkins, Massimo Marraffa, Alberto Meschiari, Fernando Savater, Alberto Siclar
I PITTORI DI MAIORI. Artisti della Costa d'Amalfi tra XIX e XX secolo
No full textUna monografia dedicata alle esperienze di tre generazioni di artisti tutti originari di Maiori, un piccolo centro della Costa di Amalfi. Personalità che hanno scandito i tempi di una vicende culturale, fino ad oggi inedita ed alla quale l'autore ha dedicato molti anni di studio, che dalla prima metà del XIX arriva fino agli anni Trenta del Novecento. Una pittura quella dei "maioresi" che eredita lo spirito che, negli stessi decenni, segnerà le esperienze dei pittori che si ritroveranno nella Scuola di Posilippo. Il volume in chiusura propone un testo di Ada Patrizia Fiorillo dedicato ai pittori stranieri presenti negli stessi decenni sulla Costa di Amalfi
Ultrasound endoscopic bone cutting for rapid maxillary expansion
No full textPurpose: This study evaluated the feasibility and morbidity of ultrasound endoscopic rapid maxillary
expansion.
Patients and Methods: Thirteen consecutive patients (7 women and 6 men; mean age at time of surgery,
22 yr 10 months; range, 15 yr 4 months to 26 yr 3 months) who required surgically assisted rapid
palatal expansion were included in this study. Eight patients had Class III malocclusion and 5 had Class
II malocclusion. All osteotomies were performed using ultrasound bone-cutting instruments under direct
visualization with a rigid 30! 2.7-mm-diameter endoscope connected to a video system, with access
through 3 small vertical incisions.
Results: Satisfactory maxillary expansion was achieved in all patients, with minimal postsurgical
sequelae. The average operative time for the 13 cases was 74 minutes (standard deviation, 11 minutes)
and was not dependent on the quality of bone. Postoperative pain was measured using a visual analog scale
ranging from 0 to 10 andwas found to be 1.5 "0.8 on the first postoperative day, which decreased to 0.9 " 0.4 on the second day. Mucosal healing was excellent and none of the patients had excessive edema,
hematoma formation, or nerve injury.
Conclusion: The procedure described is minimally invasive and has advantages over the usual technique
in providing direct vision, creation of a precise and safe osteotomy, minimal bleeding risk, and decreased
dissection
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