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The project idea of making the distillery functional Academy of old crafts "La Ciminiera e lo Scirocco"
No full textThe future design concept of the distillery's re-functionalization, entitled "La Ciminiera and Lo Scirocco", is an academy of ancient crafts. These are trades deriving from the tradition of Lecce and more extensive than the Apulian tradition. The idea is to create a space within the distillery that feeds a particular relationship, or that of intergenerational exchange. In particular, San Cesario is a demographically little young community and the elderly are holders of a know-how, of skills, useful for the return to localism and traditional culture.
The idea of enhancing this type of relationship depends on the fact that the abandonment by the young people of the community does not allow grandparents or parents to pass on traditional know-how to their grandchildren or children
Intervention on Local Communities The Theoretical Model of “Capacitazione di bene”
No full textThe proposed theoretical model starts from community cohesion, transforming the material and immaterial common good into a relational good, from which to start again to create new job opportunities, to be known at a territorial level (national and foreign) with the aim of increasing capacitation levels Community.
The idea, at the base of a concrete project idea, intends to place itself among the future perspectives of a research work started with the intent to dwell on the extension of the existing literature on the cultural-discursive psycho-pedagogy of a community that is capable of. At the base, there is a landing place for a community of self-learning and smart practices, able, after this first project inspiration to generate opportunities starting from its own territory. Central to the project, in fact, will be the common good which, by becoming relational when it fuses its (im) materiality with the individual and direct interests of the community actors; indirect spiritual solidaristic and social interests
Artificial Kindness The Italian Case of Google Mini Recognition Patterns
No full textKindness is a pro-social virtue, which evokes mixed feelings in the
modern world. In Western culture, for example, kindness is always positive, but
elitist. The Digital Revolution and the birth of artificial intelligence, such as the
Google Mini, allowed the transition from elitist experience to mass experience.
The study has an exploratory function and starts from the Man-AI interaction,
in a provocative and oppositional conversational context created by the Human
Being. In the research, it is hypothesized, therefore, that the synthesis of the
artificial voice does not allow to characterize all the facets of the tone and the
emotionality of the kindness. As a result, Artificial Intelligence is programmed
to always respond in a “gentle” way, putting in place different facets of kindness,
which are well detected in the emotionality and prosodic analysis, above all in the
recognition of “pitch” speech pattern. While emotional tone analysis confirms the
“understanding” of reading the communicative context of Artificial Intelligence.
Among future perspectives it is highlighted how the study of these vocal patterns
of artificial kindness can be a springboard for research on bullying, using the
Google Mini Kindness tool
Intervention on Local Communities The Theoretical Model of “Capacitazione di bene”
No full textThe proposed theoretical model starts from community cohesion, transforming the material and immaterial common good into a relational good, from which to start again to create new job opportunities, to be known at a territorial level (national and foreign) with the aim of increasing capacitation levels Community.
The idea, at the base of a concrete project idea, intends to place itself among the future perspectives of a research work started with the intent to dwell on the extension of the existing literature on the cultural-discursive psycho-pedagogy of a community that is capable of. At the base, there is a landing place for a community of self-learning and smart practices, able, after this first project inspiration to generate opportunities starting from its own territory. Central to the project, in fact, will be the common good which, by becoming relational when it fuses its (im) materiality with the individual and direct interests of the community actors; indirect spiritual solidaristic and social interests
The project idea of making the distillery functional Academy of old crafts "La Ciminiera e lo Scirocco"
No full textThe future design concept of the distillery's re-functionalization, entitled "La Ciminiera and Lo Scirocco", is an academy of ancient crafts. These are trades deriving from the tradition of Lecce and more extensive than the Apulian tradition. The idea is to create a space within the distillery that feeds a particular relationship, or that of intergenerational exchange. In particular, San Cesario is a demographically little young community and the elderly are holders of a know-how, of skills, useful for the return to localism and traditional culture.
The idea of enhancing this type of relationship depends on the fact that the abandonment by the young people of the community does not allow grandparents or parents to pass on traditional know-how to their grandchildren or children
Impact Memes: PhDs Humor(e)
Full text linkThe era of User Generated Content (USG) on Social Networks has invested different areas of human experience, including one of the highest levels of education, i.e. the PhD grade. As regards the opportunity to "imitate" a virtual content, the phenomenon of Memes (Shifman, 2014) is spreading. The research has two goals: to demonstrate how the practices of signification of humor on the doctorate are modified with the "memes factory" and how artificial intelligence is able to detect a complex rhetorical strategy such as humor. To satisfy these purposes, 39 memes about the PhD were collected and, then, analyzed in two levels: the quanti-qualitative, aiming to detect the semi-automatic emotional involvement, expression of humor in “meme discourses”; the semiotic analysis of meme images to understand if it is possible to classify PhD humor. The analysis show a further function of humor mediated by communication through memes, that is the complaint against a complex and precarious career path
Twitter culture: irony comes faster than tourist mobility
No full textRecent developments in the research field of the tourism sciences show a growing interest in customer satisfaction. Increasingly mediated communications develop new signification practices within social networks, as Twitter, where tourism companies discover what users think of the service offered, through methodologies such as Sentiment Analysis [Pang, B., & Lee, L. (2008). Opinion mining and sentiment analysis. Foundations and Trends® in Information Retrieval, 2(1–2), 1–135] and digital natives [Prensky, M. (2001). Digital natives, digital immigrants. On the Horizon, 9(5), 1–6] produce short textual content regarding the service of tourist companies, as in the case of Trenitalia. From the analysis of sentiment on tweets about Trenitalia, it emerged that Internet users tend to employ ironic devices, difficult to recognize by a software tool. Starting from this limit, the main intent is to examine how social networks offer a new context to the enunciative practice of irony. To detect these aspects, the thinking aloud technique is used, aiming to understand how digital actors re-build signification practices of tourist mobility and to demonstrate how online reputation and customer satisfaction detection systems are not always effective in understanding why users, when they review a tourist service, use veiled communication methods
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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