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Prefazione a "Autori di Ragioneria a Palermo - XVII-XVIII secolo" a cura di Claudio Lipari
No full textStudent Activism in Secondary Education : a World of Alternatives
No full textIt is common to consider university students as the younger actors in movements and in political participation, but political activism can start before individuals reach higher education. This paper will provide an overview of the alternatives produced by school students fighting across the planet for an improvement of the educational system and for a fairer society, showing how they are manifesting their political agency. A reflection will emerge on the need to consider school students as potential key actors for change, hence abandoning paternalistic stances
Resilience and adaptation to volcanoes in Late Middle Ages in Lipari island (Aeolian, Italy)
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Volcanic activity resumed during early Middle Ages times at Lipari following at least 6000 years of quiescence. This phenomenon occurred in a social context that had continuously developed from prehistoric times to the Roman age and was burdened by a demographic crisis that involved the archipelago between the 6th and 11th century AD. The rare archaeological records relating to the 6th - 11th centuries suggest abrupt changes in the population of the islands. The medieval sources are rich in religious and fantastic references to volcanic events linked to Lipari and Vulcano, testifying the uneasy condition for the human communities. This work concerns the resilience and adaptation of the communities to volcanic activity during the Late Middle Ages in Lipari. Starting from 1083 the Aeolian archipelago was involved in a repopulation program, implemented in 1095 by the Constitutum and organized by the Benedictine Monastery with the annexed S. Bartolomeo Cathedral on the castle. From the 13th century the volcanic phenomena, strictly limited to the northern sector of the island, did not interfere as previously with the anthropic activities. The Monastery will be enlarged in the Norman phase during the first half of the 12th century with the construction of the cloister. New historical documents relating to the 1264, report news of fires and land movements on Lipari. Recent age determinations obtained for the obsidian flow of Rocche Rosse at 1220 ± 30 AD (archaeomagnetic dating) and for an obsidian block of the Lami pyroclastic cone at 1243 ± 190 (fission-track dating) allow to define the age of the last phase of activity of the Monte Pilato-Lami-Rocche Rosse complex, and to associate it the events reported on 1264’s historical documents. This work makes in comparison volcanological, archaeological and historical dates and described an updated summary of one of the lesser known phases of the history of the archipelago. The main consequence of the medieval volcanic activity at Lipari caused a clear division of the territory with the population confined in the southeast quadrant, protected to the north by Serra and Monte Rosa which represented a natural orographic barrier.
Prehistorical Obsidian Sources in the Island of Lipari (Aeolian Islands)
No full text: This research project concerns the study, analysis and dating of obsidian flows on the island of Lipari, in relation to the population of the Aeolian Islands, during the Neolithic period. The collection, processing and diffusion of Lipari obsidian characterise the Neolithic population of Lipari and the entire Mediterranean. By improving the knowledge of supply methods in the territory, it will be possible to formulate hypotheses on the chronology of the sources, the ways of collecting the raw material and on the mobility of the Neolithic communities in the Aeolian Islands. The scientific research is divided into two main topics: the first concerns the analytical and methodological aspects of archaeological and geological studies of Lipari obsidian; the second, the formation of obsidian at Lipari, their sources and lithological characteristics. Throughout the duration of this study we will perform new age determinations of Neolithic obsidian artefacts and geological samples, directly with the method of fission track, and indirectly dating paleo soils using the radiocarbon method
Lipari Island
No full textLipari is the biggest of the Aeolian islands and has been a significant source of obsidian since the early Neolithic period; which connected it to a trading network that spanned the entire Mediterranean.
The stratification found at the Castle fortress, shows the occupational phases of the island from the Neolithic right up to the end of the proto-historic/Early Iron Age when it was destroyed, probably by invasion
Le promesse unilaterali e la regola di tassatività
No full text“Le promesse unilaterali e la regola di tassatività” è un contributo che fa parte del Trattato di Diritto civile diretto da Nicola Lipari e Pietro Rescigno. L’autore, nel ricostruire i più recenti interventi di dottrina e giurisprudenza, sviluppa i seguenti temi: la promessa, sua efficacia, promessa di pagamento, promessa al pubblico, revoca.
“Unilateral promises” is a part of the Treaty of civil law directed by a Nicola Lipari and Pietro Rescigno. The Author, referring to the most recent statements of doctrine and case-law, focuses on the following topics: the promise, its effectiveness, promise of payment, promise to the public, revocation
Morphology of Lipari offshore (Southern Tyrrhenian Sea)
No full textHigh-resolution multibeam bathymetry was recently collected around Lipari, the largest and
most densely populated island of the Aeolian Archipelago (Southern Tyrrhenian Sea). The
data were acquired within the context of marine geological studies performed in the area
over the last 10 years. We present the first detailed morphological map of the Lipari
offshore at 1:100,000 scale (Main Map). A rugged morphology characterizes the submarine
portions of Lipari volcano, reflecting both volcanic and erosive-depositional processes. The
volcanic features include cones, lava flows and bedrock outcrops. Erosive-depositional
features include an insular shelf topped by submarine depositional terraces related to LateQuaternary
sea-level fluctuations, as well as landslide scars, channelized features, fanshaped
deposits and wavy bedforms. The different distribution of volcanic and erosivedepositional
features on the various sectors of Lipari is mainly related to the older age of the
western flank with respect to the eastern one. The map also provides insights for a first
marine geohazard assessment of this active volcanic area
Aspetti floristici, fitogeografici ed ecologici delle briofite dell'isola di Lipari (arcipelago delle Eolie)
No full textThe bryophyte flora of Lipari is made up by 122 taxa: 21 liverworts, 4 hornworts, 97 mosses; among these, 27 are new records from Lipari islet
Il caregiving disfunzionale ed il modello dell’integrazione: un resoconto empirico nelle comunità alloggio, In A. Merenda, & P. Miano (a cura di), Caregiving e attaccamento. Una lettura dinamica dei contesti di accudimento (pp. 11-20). palermo : Palermo University Press - New Digital Frontiers.
No full textPresentazione e Testi introduttivi alle schede catalografiche del Catalogo della Mostra "Datum et Acceptum describe - Documenti e libri di Ragioneria a Palermo (XIV-XX secolo)" - Comitato scientifico: Presidente prof. Claudio Lipari, Palermo, 3-16 febbraio 2007
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