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Pietro Costa, Carla De Pascale e Mario Ricciardi discutono La Scienza della legislazione di Gaetano Filangieri
No full textI tre autori presentano, commentano e discutono da prospettive diverse La Scienza della legislazione. L'intervento di C. De Pascale reca il titolo: "La giustizia allì'origine delle leggi" e occupa le pp. 187-193
Sharp summability for Monge transport density via interpolation
Full text linkUsing some results proved in De Pascale and Pratelli [Calc. Var. Partial Differ. Equ. 14 (2002) 249-274] (and De Pascale et al. [Bull. London Math. Soc. 36 (2004) 383-395]) and a suitable interpolation technique, we show that the transport density relative to an Lp source is also an Lp function for any 1 ≤ p ≤ +∞
Metacognizione, sviluppo e svincolo: tre processi interconnessi nello sviluppo individuale e nella relazione terapeutica.
No full textRELAZIONE AL SIMPOSIO “METACOGNIZIONE, SVILUPPO E SVINCOLO: UNA LETTURA TRIDIMENSIONALE DEL COGNITIVISMO SISTEMICO” (COORDINATORE A. DE PASCALE
Ethics in Geosciences
No full textDear Colleagues,
What is geoethics? Let us start from the definition of the key terms which make up the word: ethics is a system of moral principles and is defined as the rules of conduct recognized with respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group or culture. “Geo-logy” means “rational reasoning/discourse on the Earth”, or more simply “study of the Earth”.
“Nature” is the object of interest in the history of geology. It is defined as the foundation of existence, in its physical and biological settings, or as a set of characters in a certain region still not changed by “Civilization”.
Integrating these three essential concepts, it is almost automatic to see clearly how deep and innate the link between geology and ethics is, and how it is important to develop something more than a naturally ethical behavior in practice, with the goal of recognizing and reaching strategically ethical objectives on a global scale—first of all, survival itself and a harmonious relationship between human beings and nature.
So, the proposed collection aims to provide a contribution to the scientific field of geoethics, a growing field that is extremely rich in new perspectives. In parallel, the future of our planet appears to be deeply linked to geoethics. The extraordinary interest in this new field of research, with a strong appeal to translate the results of these reflections into action, testifies the social need of this innovative discipline born from the intersection between philosophy, geography, sociology, and geology.
Through this collection, we would like to contribute to the geoethics debate in order to achieve a concrete discussion on risk prevention through the presentation of case studies and theoretical approaches. Special attention will be devoted to unconventional ways of interpreting the role of geoscientists in referring to ethics (after all, that is the core concept in everyone’s life), starting from ideas, experiences, and results achieved by the geoethics research community, but also from the dialogue between scholars of human, natural, and social sciences to face the great challenges related to global change
Integral estimates for transport densities
Full text linkThe integration-by-parts methods introduced in this paper improve upon the Lp estimates on transport densities given in the recent paper by L. De Pascale and A. Pratelli (Calc. Var. Partial Differential Equations 14 (2002) 249–274)
Come gli dèi così le convenzioni: una lettura di Ultimo tango a Parigi
Full text linkIn this essay we propose a new interpretation of Bernardo Bertolucci’s Last Tango in Paris (1972); starting from the Nietzschean categories of Apollonian and Dionysian, we would like to approach the topicality of both the socio-political and existential themes considered in the movie. In the analysis of the relationship between the social conventions that rule the dominant culture and the excess of life that gives itself as an irreducible rest, the stake is a possible emancipation from the logic of consensus.Il saggio propone una lettura di Ultimo tango a Parigi (1972) di Bernardo Bertolucci. La riflessione, condotta a partire dalle categorie nietzscheane di apollineo e dionisiaco, concerne l’attualità dei temi politico-sociali e esistenziali oggetto del film. Nell’analisi del rapporto tra le convenzioni sociali che regolano la cultura dominante e l’eccesso di vita che si dà come resto irriducibile, la posta in gioco è una possibile emancipazione dalla logica del consenso
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