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DAS PHÄNOMEN Maifinito. DEN PATIENTEN WIEDERBELEBEN: REANIMATION UND AGENCY Gaetano Licata im Gespräch mit Arno Brandlhuber
No full textTrascrizione in tedesco della videointervista a Gaetano Licata, a cura di Arno Brandlhueber, sul tema degli edifici incompiuti (Maifinito) ed estratti tradotti in tedesco dell'omonimo libro dell'autore pubblicato da Quodlibet, all'interno del nr. 225 della rivista di architettura tedesca Arch+, numero monografico dal titolo "Legislating architecture", sul rapporto tra legislazione e progetto di architettura. Estratti della videointervista sono attualmente in proiezione (da maggio a novembre 2016 presso il padiglione centrale della Biennale di Venezia 2016 - Architettura, all'interno del contributo di Arno Brandelhueber e Christopher Roth. La stessa intervista è apparsa anche nella versione monografica (arch+ nr. 224) di Legislatig architecture in ingleseThe architect Gaetano Licata, who once taught architecture at the University of Kassel, is now a professor in the Faculty of Architec- ture at the University of Palermo, where Isabella Fera is also on the academic staff. In 2014, Licata published the collection Maifinito, with editorial assistance by Fera. The book featured essays, projects, and a selection of “international artistic, social and architectural experiences,” all of which centered around the “fenomeno del maifinito,”1 the maifinito phenomenon—in other words, the enormous number of unfinished buildings in southern Italy, and especially on the island of Sicily. Many of these buildings, so-called maifiniti, have been constructed entirely outside the legislative framework—a phenomenon that perfectly encapsulates the relationship in Italy between construction, the public vs. private realm, the state, and legislation.
In December 2015, Arno Brandlhuber met Isabella Fera in Palermo for a wide-ranging discussion. Afterward, he traveled to the south of Sicily to converse with Gaetano Licata
in a building he rebuilt, the Santa Barbara Hospital in Gela.2Der Architekt Gaetano Licata hat an der Universität
Kassel Architektur unterrichtet und ist heute Professor
an der Architekturfakultät der Universität von Palermo,
an der Isabella Fera ebenfalls unterrichtet. 2014
erschien der von Licata herausgegebene und von Fera
bearbeitete Sammelband Maifinito, der das Phänomen
nicht fertiggestellter Gebäude im Süden Italiens und
speziell auf Sizilien untersucht. Viele dieser Bauten
sind gänzlich außerhalb eines legislativen Rahmens
entstanden. Im Dezember 2015 führte Arno Brandlhuber
zunächst in Palermo ein Gespräch mit Isabella
Fera und traf anschließend Gaetano Licata im von
diesem umgebauten Santa Barbara Hospital in Gela,
im Süden Siziliens
Per una storia urbana di Licata mostra fotografica "alla scoperta di Licata e della sua architettura"
No full textESG-driven innovation – a case study of Licata S.P.A.
No full textEnvironmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles have become an
indispensable paradigm for corporate strategies that connect business goals with
sustainability and profitability. Using the case study of the Licata S.p.A., a mediumsized enterprise operating in the construction field, the research shows the evolution of
ESG and how sustainability-based innovation can drive operating success and create
stakeholder trust.
In particularly, it explores the example of Licata S.p.A., in the paradigm of the ecofriendly line "Licata Naturalis" development, describes how companies can embed
ESG thinking in "classic" industries through the subsequent convergence of market
functionality and environmental responsibility. Based on empirical evidence, the thesis
also supports that ESG adoption promotes shareholder value, operational efficiency,
and long-term resilience.
This thesis highlights that ESG is not only a compliance mechanism, but a strategic
driver of sustainable value creation. By combining theoretical insights with practical
application, the study encourages organizations to view sustainability as a pathway to
innovation and enduring profitability, paving the way for responsible and competitive
business practices in a rapidly evolving global market.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Naturalization record of Licata, Filipo
No full textThe naturalization certificate for Filipo Licata of Italy. Signed by Judge Barron Phillips
Naturalization record of Licata, Giuseppe
No full textThe naturalization certificate for Giuseppe Licata of Italy. Signed by Judge Barron Phillips
Naturalization record of Licata, Philip
No full textThe naturalization certificate for Philip Licata of Italy. Signed by Judge Joseph B. Wall
Spinoza, la bête à dix mains
No full textUn brevissimo articolo, all'interno di un numero speciale dedicato a Spinoza, sulla storia redazionale degli "Opera posthuma" (1677), che tiene conto delle nuove acquisizioni presenti nel volume di O. Proietti e G. Licata, "Il carteggio Van Gent-Tschirnhaus (1679-1690). Storia, cronistoria, contesto dell’editio posthuma spinoziana", eum, Macerata 2013
Note di commento sulle fonti ebraiche e arabe dell'Ethica di Spinoza
No full textGiovanni Licata è autore di corpose note critiche sulle fonti ebraiche e arabe dell'Ethica di Spinoza, come specificato nell'Intoduzione: “Dans ce travail de médiation et d’approfondissement, Filip Buyse s’est chargé de l’histoire des sciences, Russ Leo de la littérature néerlandaise, Giovanni Licata de la philosophie juive et arabe, Frank Mertens de l’histoire des Pays-Bas, Stephen Zylstra de la philosophie moderne, et moi-même, Maxime Rovere, du monde greco-romain et de l’entourage immédiat de Spinoza, chacun s’autorisant à commenter quelques aspects échappant à sa spécialité” (p. 25).
Alle pp. 929-932 è dichiarato esplicitamente che Giovanni Licata è autore delle note critiche: 10 (p. 48), 16 (p. 52), 27 (p. 60), 37 (p. 66), 44 (p. 72), 50 (pp. 76-78), 54 (p. 84), 55 (p. 84), 59 (p. 88), 64 (p. 94), 69 (p. 98), 71 (p. 100), 78 (p. 104), 80-83 (pp. 106-110), 90 (p. 116), 95 (p. 124), 98 (p. 126), 106 (p. 136), 108 (p. 140), 110 (p. 142), 121 (p. 156), 125 (p. 158), 126 (p. 160), 128 (p. 160), 129 (p. 162), 160 (p. 184), 164 (p. 188), 168 (p. 192), 171 (p. 194), 186 (p. 208), 191 (p. 214), 209 (p. 232), 225 (p. 246), 266 (p. 304), 268 (p. 308), 295 (p. 332), 302 (p. 338), 306 (p. 340), 307 (pp. 340-342), 312 (p. 344), 334 (p. 368), 343 (p. 378), 344 (p. 380), 347 (p. 384), 359 (p. 398), 366 (p. 412), 384 (p. 444), 415 (p. 486), 459 (p. 522), 460 (p. 522), 483 (p. 540), 484 (p. 540-542), 508 (p. 560-562), 511 (pp. 562-564), 515 (p. 566-568), 557 (p. 622), 577 (p. 650), 611 (p. 680-682), 614 (p. 686), 616 (p. 688), 622 (p. 692), 663 (p. 738), 665 (p. 740), 753 (p. 816), 756 (p. 820), 771 (p. 834), 772 (p. 834), 774-777 (pp. 838-840), 794 (p. 854), 797 (p. 856).
Giovanni Licata è inoltre co-autore con Stephen Zylstra delle seguenti note: 85 (p. 110), 86 (p. 112), 102 (pp. 132-134), 109 (p. 142), 184 (p. 204-206), 340 (p. 374-376), 341 (p. 376), 428 (p. 498), 433 (p. 504), 445 (p. 512), 473 (p. 534), 487 (p. 544), 498 (pp. 550-552), 574 (pp. 646-648), 621 (pp. 690-692), 662 (pp. 736-738), 778 (p. 842); è co-autore con Filip Buyse delle seguenti note: 311 (p. 344), 350 (p. 388); è co-autore con Russ Leo delle seguenti note: 174 (p. 198), 409 (p. 480), 432 (p. 502), 608 (p. 678), 653 (p. 728), 744 (p. 808); è co-autore con Frank Mertens delle seguenti note: 260 (pp. 298-300), 568 (p. 642)
A note on visual pattern recognition by gaussian curvature mapping
No full textBiometry is any technique that allows the measurement of vital characteristics or physical properties of a person. More specifically deals with understand how some of these characteristics of the human body, unique to each individual, may be used as a tool for individual recognition. The application of biometriy in the study of physical characteristics, allows to identify a number of factors which enable the identification of a subject, providing a response in probabilistic terms. It is possible to recognize a person by a map of Gaussian curvature of his face? In this letter we want to show a possible approach. © 2013 Elmo Benedetto and Ignazio Licata
La biblioteca averroistica di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. Nuove ricerche sulla ‘seconda rivelazione’ di Averroè nel Rinascimento
No full textLo studio della biblioteca cabbalistica e averroistica di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola è necessariamente legato allo studio dei due principali traduttori di cui si avvalse Pico, ovvero Flavio Mitridate ed Elia del Medigo, i quali, tuttavia, non furono soltanto mediatori linguistici. Se il ruolo di Mitridate era da tempo al centro delle indagini degli studiosi, negli ultimi anni il ruolo di Elia del Medigo è tornato ad essere studiato con attenzione, questa volta però sulla base di accurate edizioni di testi inediti e nuove acquisizioni documentarie. Il contributo di Giovanni Licata vuole chiarire il quadro delle questioni sospese, offrendo decisivi avanzamenti sullo studio dei testi e delle traduzioni che Pico commissionò a Del Medigo
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