43 research outputs found
Thomas DeLio Collection
No full textThomas DeLio, born Jan 7, 1951, is an American experimental music composer, author, and educator. His research includes analyses and discourse on the likes of John Cage, Morton Feldman, and Iannis Xenakis. He is currently a professor in music theory and composition at the University of Maryland, College Park. This collection contains correspondence, compositions and sketches by Delio and his students, presentation papers from conferences and classes, DeLio's dissertation, theses and dissertations from students, publications and reviews, photographs, programs, and newspaper clippings
TECNICA, NORMA E INDIVIDUALITÀ: CANGUILHEM NELL’ANTROPOCENE
No full textThe essay analyses some aspects of Canguilhem’s philosophy against the backdrop of the Anthropocene scenario. It focuses especially on three conceptual nodes. The first is technology. This is the central theme in Canguilhem’s 1973 lecture on ecology and, according to the author, the Leitmotiv of Canguilhemian philosophy. The second is philosophy of values and normativity. The author addresses the question of Canguilhemian perspectivism in an ecological key. The third is individuality: what “individual” means, and how to rethink the inter-individual relationship in the light of the social metaphors of
“organism” and “machine”. In the conclusion, the author addresses a philosophical issue that is central in reflections on ecology and the Anthropocene, namely the relationship between nature and culture
Il paesaggio culturale di Matera - Basilicata 2019 attraverso la letteratura del passato: un progetto di rete dei parchi letterari lucani tra cultura e turismo / The cultural landscape of Matera-Basilicata 2019 through the literature of the past: a network project between culture and tourism of Basilicata's literary parks
No full textUn'ampia riflessione geografica e filosofica tende a collocare il paesaggio all'incrocio tra natura e cultura: Turri (1998) sostiene, infatti, che il paesaggio non può essere un’entità a sé, ma è portatore di un’identità determinata dall’attività umana. Il paesaggio è, dunque, una rappresentazione che si situa all'incrocio tra un’impostazione oggettiva della realtà materiale e un orientamento percettivo e soggettivo dello sguardo. La letteratura prodotta in Basilicata nel corso del '900 ha avuto un ruolo fondamentale nell'orientare lo sguardo sulla regione.
In questo particolare momento in cui la designazione di Matera Capitale Europea della Cultura nel 2019 rappresenta una "promesse du bonheur" per tutta la Basilicata, l'ente regione sta sviluppando un progetto per collegare il cammino verso il 2019 a una rete di parchi letterari lucani con l'intento di realizzare un articolato sistema diffuso e integrato delle fondazioni e dei parchi letterari che possa diventare rete di opportunità per gli operatori del settore, per il turismo culturale e per la qualità della vita dei territori.
There is a wide-ranging geographical and philosophical: Turri (1998) argues that landscape cannot be an entity in its own right; rather, it possesses an identity determined by human activity. Landscape is therefore a representation that results from an objective formulation of material reality and from the perceptual and subjective orientation of the eye. Literature made in Basilicata has allowed landscape to be reenvisioned and depicted, while contributing to the definition of some of its main characteristics .
At this particular moment in which the designation of Matera European Capital of Culture in 2019 is a "promesse du bonheur" for the Basilicata, the Region is developing a project to link Matera 2019 to a network of Basilicata literary parks with the aim of realizing an articulated widespread and integrated system of foundations and literary parks to enhance the opportunities for the tourism operators, for cultural tourism and the quality of life of the territories
Film routes in Basilicata
No full textA classical definition of landscape is “nature perceived through a culture”. On the “historicity” of the landscape, some authors have underlined the cinema’s capacity to register the transformations of the territory and, at the same time, to direct the gaze on it. Since the end of the Second World War, the Basilicata region has been a film location; more than forty full length movies have been shot in Basilicata. Most of them, from The Gospel According to St. Matthew by Pier Paolo Pasolini to Christ stopped at Eboli by Francesco Rosi, have shown the misery and the backwardness of Basilicata, inspired by the works of some authors as Carlo Levi and Ernesto De Martino. In the last years, Basilicata has been the location of some worldwide box office hits: The Passion, Ben Hur, Wonder Woman. The paper presents a project of film routes, developed by Basilicata Region, Eni Enrico Mattei Foundation, Gal Bradanica, and Osservatorio del Cineturismo aiming at make available the cinematic landscapes.Une définition classique de paysage est « la nature perçue à travers une culture ». A propos de l’ « historicité » du paysage, certains auteurs ont souligné la capacité du cinéma à enregistrer les transformations du territoire et, en même temps, à diriger le regard vers lui. Depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la région de la Basilicate est devenue un lieu de tournage de films. Plus de quarante longs métrages ont été tournés en Basilicate. La plupart d’entre eux, de L’Evangile selon saint Matthieu de Pier Paolo Pasolini au Christ s’est arrêté à Eboli de Francesco Rosi, inspirés par les travaux de certains auteurs tels que Carlo Levi et Ernesto De Martino, ont montré la misère et le retard de la Basilicate. Au cours des dernières années, la Basilicate a été le théâtre de nombreux succès mondiaux du box-office : The Passion, Ben Hur, Wonder Woman. Cette note présente un projet d’itinéraire filmique, développé par la région Basilicate, la Fondation Eni Enrico Mattei, Gal Bradanica et le Osservatorio del Cineturismo, dans le but de rendre disponibles les paysages cinématographiques
«Porre la poesia sullo stesso piano della musica» : Le pagine-disco di Delio Tessa
No full textIl contributo insiste sulle soluzioni traduttorie adottate da Delio Tessa per i suoi componimenti in dialetto milanese. Ai ‘testi esplicativi in lingua’ di "L’è el dì di Mort, alegher!", con ogni probabilità allestiti da un funzionario editoriale, fanno seguito nella seconda raccolta, "De là del mur", le ‘pagine-disco’ (o ‘pagine del dicitore’) approntate dall’autore, che in esse propone un’originale miscela di spiegazioni, commenti e indicazioni di lettura.«Placing poetry and music on the same level». Delio Tessa’s pages as records · The paper focuses on the use of translation in Delio Tessa’s Milanese poems. The reading guide of "L’è el dì di Mort, alegher!", probably prepared by an editor, is followed in the second collection, "De là del mur", by ‘record pages’ (or ‘performer’s pages’) made by the author in order to offer explanations, comments and tips for a public reading
[Book review of:] Ilia Delio, Re-enchanting the Earth: Why AI Needs Religion
No full textCan religion still play a relevant part in the hyper-connected, hyper-technologized society of the third millennium? This is the question that Ilia Delio, Roman-Catholic theologian, Franciscan sister, and author, deals with in her newest book. The simple answer is a resounding yes, but in order to demonstrate it, Delio takes an impressive tour de force through a wide array of disciplines, from evolutionary biology to critical posthumanism, and from the history of technology to philosophy and theology. The thesis of the book is “that religion is the linchpin to the future of AI-mediated cosmic intelligent life and that an AI world, oriented by new religious sensibilities, can bring about an ecological re-enchantment of the earth.
Res nostra agitur. Il pensiero di Delio Cantimori(1928-1937). In appendice lettere con Capitini e Rossi
No full textThis book investigates the intellectual work and the biography of Delio Cantimori, one of the most famous historians in Italy in the 20.h century. The author uses not only his publications, but his letters and notes, in order to explain his "conversion" from fascism to communism
Misogeny and the defense of women in colonial Peru: the dialogues of Delio y Cilena in Miscelánea Austral (1602) by Diego Dávalos
No full textDiego Dávalos y Figueroa firma la primera Defensa de damas (Lima, 1603) que se publica en América. El poema es un colofón a un diálogo publicado un año antes bajo el título de Primera parte de la Miscelánea Austral. Esta obra se compone de cuarenta y cuatro coloquios entre Delio y Cilena, identificados plenamente con Diego Dávalos y su esposa Francisca de Briviesca. Se ha revisado el papel de la mujer y la consideración de lo femenino en este texto, contrastándolo con los modelos de la herencia cultural tras el Renacimiento. Entre las conclusiones se sugiere la posibilidad de que la esposa del poeta haya participado en la elaboración del texto más allá de inspirarlo.The first defence of ladies on the American continent was a poem published in Lima, in 1603, by Diego Dávalos y Figueroa. Defensa de damas was written as a second part of the Miscelánea Austral (1602), an extensive dialogue where Delio and Cilena (the author Diego Dávalos and his wife Francisca de Briviesca) talk about multiple subjects, including love and ladies’ qualities and behaviour. This essay pays attention to female cultural roles in Davalos’ works. It suggests the possibility that his wife had also taken part in his production
[Book review of:] Ilia Delio, <i>Re-enchanting the Earth: Why AI Needs Religion</i>
No full textCan religion still play a relevant part in the hyper-connected, hyper-technologized society of the third millennium? This is the question that Ilia Delio, Roman-Catholic theologian, Franciscan sister, and author, deals with in her newest book. The simple answer is a resounding yes, but in order to demonstrate it, Delio takes an impressive tour de force through a wide array of disciplines, from evolutionary biology to critical posthumanism, and from the history of technology to philosophy and theology. The thesis of the book is “that religion is the linchpin to the future of AI-mediated cosmic intelligent life and that an AI world, oriented by new religious sensibilities, can bring about an ecological re-enchantment of the earth.
The Impact of European Capital of Culture on Tourism and Local Involvement: Matera 2019 Case Study
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