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Cidadania e direito em Galvano Della Vope
A presente pesquisa tem como objeto a obra do marxista italiano Galvano Della Volpe, tentando construir seu conceito de direito e sua crítica da legalidade. Nesta construção, buscou-se entender a obra do autor como um todo, a partir da leitura de seus diversos textos. Ainda, procurou-se contrastar o pensamento de Galvano Della Volpe às concepções de outros filósofos e juristas, com consulta às obras dos mesmos.The present research has as object the investigation of the work of the Italian Marxist Galvano Della Volpe, in order to reconstruct his concept of law and his legalist s critic. In this construction, it was aimed at to study the author s works as a whole, in reading of his diverse texts. Still, it was looked to contrast the thought of Galvano Della Volpe ideas of other philosophers and lawyers, consulting with the works of the same ones
Dal Markland a Milano. Galvano Fiamma e la circolazione di notizie tra Nord Europa e Italia nella prima metà del Trecento
In un articolo del 2021, ripreso poi dallo stesso autore in una successiva monografia,
Paolo Chiesa ha comunicato un’eccezionale scoperta da lui fatta nella Cronica
universalis (ca. 1340) del frate milanese Galvano Fiamma: il riferimento ad una terra
nord-occidentale chiamata Marckalada/Marchalanda. Dietro questo nome, Chiesa ha
correttamente riconosciuto il Markland (“Terra delle foreste”), menzionato dalle saghe
norrene del XIII secolo come una delle terre nordamericane scoperte dai norvegesi, forse
corrispondente all’odierno Labrador. Poiché Galvano cita come fonti i marinarii qui
conversantur in mari Datie et Norvegye, Chiesa ha ipotizzato che il frate milanese
avesse ottenuto queste informazioni da marinai genovesi. A quel tempo, però, nei
porti del nord Europa erano presenti anche altri mercanti italiani, che avevano con
la Scandinavia rapporti più stretti rispetto ai genovesi. Questo articolo esplora quindi
la possibilità che, intorno al 1340, mercanti fiorentini e milanesi possano aver agito
da intermediari tra la Scandinavia e Milano, portando in Lombardia notizie di terre
lontane nell’Atlantico nord-occidentale.In an article published in 2021, later taken up by the same author in a subsequent
monograph, Paolo Chiesa announced an exceptional discovery he made in the
Cronica universalis (ca. 1340) by the Milanese friar Galvano Fiamma: the reference
to a north-western land called Marckalada/Marchalanda. Behind this name, Chiesa
correctly recognized the Markland (“Forest land”), mentioned by the thirteenth-century
Norse sagas as one of the North American lands discovered by the Norse, perhaps
corresponding to today’s Labrador. Since Galvano cites as sources the marinarii qui
conversantur in mari Datie et Norvegye, Chiesa hypothesized that the Milanese friar
obtained this information from Genoese sailors. At that time, however, in the ports
of northern Europe there were also other Italian merchants, who had closer relations
with Scandinavia than the Genoese had. This article therefore explores the possibility
that, around 1340, Florentine and Milanese merchants acted as an intermediary
between Scandinavia and Milan, bringing to Lombardy news of distant lands in
the north-western Atlantic
Prontuario di razionamento per agnelloni di razza “Leccese”. FABBISOGNI DEGLI ANIMALI & VALORE NUTRITIVO DEGLI ALIMENTI, DIETE MISTE A BASE DI FIENO DI MEDICA, PAGLIA DI GRANO E MALLO DI MANDORLA
Sei (o sette) Paradisi Terrestri : Una trattazione di Galvano Fiamma sulla localizzazione dell'Eden
Si commenta la trattazione sulla dislocazione del Paradiso Terrestre che si legge nella Cronica Universalis di Galvano Fiamma (XIV sec.). Per non escludere nessuna delle localizzazioni fornite dalle autorità antiche e medievali, Galvano è costretto a moltiplicare i paradisi fino al numero di sei (o sette, se si intende come ulteriore il Paradiso che ha valore riassuntivo)
Survey of the occurrence of aflatoxin M1 in dairy products marketed in Italy: second year of observation
Effects of blood orange juice intake on antioxidant bioavailability and on different markers related to oxidative stress
Orange juice is a source of antioxidants that might afford in vivo protection from oxidative stress. To test this hypothesis, we carried out a human intervention study with blood orange juice containing high amounts of vitamin C, anthocyanins, and carotenoids. Sixteen healthy female volunteers were enrolled in a crossover study and were given 600 mL/day of blood orange juice or a diet without juice for 21 days. Before and after each intervention period, plasma vitamin C, cyanidin-3-glucoside, and carotenoids were quantified. Furthermore, plasma antioxidant capacity, malondialdehyde concentration in plasma, 11-dehydrotromboxane B-2 urinary excretion, and lymphocyte DNA damage were evaluated as biomarkers of oxidative stress. Blood orange juice consumption determined a significant increase in plasma vitamin C, cyanidin-3-glucoside, beta-cryptoxanthin, and zeaxanthin. Also, lymphocyte DNA resistance to oxidative stress was improved whereas no effect was observed on the other markers that we analyzed. In turn, these results suggest that blood orange juice is a bioavailable, source of antioxidants, which might moderately improve the antioxidant defense system; however, the long-term effects of its consumption are to be further investigated
Effects of blood orange juice intake on antioxidant bioavailability and on different markers related to oxidative stress
Orange juice is a source of antioxidants that might afford in vivo protection from oxidative stress. To test this hypothesis, we carried out a human intervention study with blood orange juice containing high amounts of vitamin C, anthocyanins, and carotenoids. Sixteen healthy female volunteers were enrolled in a crossover study and were given 600 mL/day of blood orange juice or a diet without juice for 21 days. Before and after each intervention period, plasma vitamin C, cyanidin-3-glucoside, and carotenoids were quantified. Furthermore, plasma antioxidant capacity, malondialdehyde concentration in plasma, 11-dehydrotromboxane B2 urinary excretion, and lymphocyte DNA damage were evaluated as biomarkers of oxidative stress. Blood orange juice consumption determined a significant increase in plasma vitamin C, cyanidin-3-glucoside, (beta)-cryptoxanthin, and zeaxanthin. Also, lymphocyte DNA resistance to oxidative stress was improved whereas no effect was observed on the other markers that we analyzed. In turn, these results suggest that blood orange juice is a bioavailable source of antioxidants, which might moderately improve the antioxidant defense system; however, the long-term effects of its consumption are to be further investigated
Survey of the occurrence of aflatoxin M1 in dairy products marketed in Italy: second year of observation
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