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Architect Rossi Street
No full textMore of the complex located north of Ulitsa Zodchevo Rossi; Rossi worked particularly long and hard (1816-1832) on an ensemble that is centred on the Aleksandrinsky (now Pushkin) Theatre , one that incorporated a grand system of new streets and squares. The north side faces Nevsky Prospekt; then comes the theatre’s main façade; behind is Teatral’naya (now Rossi) Street, linking the square on the south side of the theatre with the semicircular Chernyshov (now Lomonosov) Square, which opens towards the Fontanka. The street is lined with identical colonnades and arcades, each building being 22 m (72 ft.) high, 22 m wide and spaced 22 m apart. The perspective draws the eye to the theater at the end of the street. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ (accessed 6/16/2009
Aldo Rossi al Politecnico di Milano/Aldo Rossi at Politecnico di Milano
No full textI rapporti tra Aldo Rossi e il Politecnico di Milano sono stati controversi e hanno occupato un periodo che va dagli anni della formazione universitaria (dal 1950 al 1959) fino ai primi anni di docenza (dal 1964 al 1971). Sono anni decisivi, di nuove sperimentazioni, in cui prende forma un inedito intreccio tra forme della didattica e ricerca, e sono per Rossi gli anni in cui si definisce un punto di vista teorico fondato sull’analisi urbana, sul rapporto tra architettura e città, sulla continuità delle forme dell’abitare
Adriano de’ Rossi. Nota sulla scrittura
No full textLa scheda passa in rassegna le testimonianze autografe di mano di Adriano de’ Rossi, con approfondita descrizione della sua scrittura.The paper examines the handwriting of Adriano de' Rossi
O beijo amorfista e a patologia do organismo social: monogamia e família nuclear nos papéis do libertário Giovanni Rossi
No full textDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas. Programa de Pós-Graduação em História.Fundada no final do século XIX no interior do estado do Paraná por imigrantes italianos anarquistas, a Colônia Cecília foi pensada para ser um laboratório social onde as idéias e teorias libertárias pudessem ser colocadas em prática e analisadas cientificamente, sobretudo, as idéias relativas ao amor livre e dissolução da família nuclear defendidas por Giovanni Rossi, idealizador e fundador do núcleo libertário. Crítico dos relacionamentos monogâmicos e da família nuclear, Giovanni Rossi propunha a experimentação de relacionamentos múltiplos e simultâneos, o que denominou de Beijo Amorfista. Para Giovanni Rossi, a poligamia e a poliandria representavam um direito natural, assim como o meio através do qual e família nuclear poderia ser extinta, esta, entendida por Rossi como a mais funesta instituição humana. Nesse sentido, este trabalho tem como objetivo compreender as representações do libertário italiano Giovanni Rossi acerca dos relacionamentos conjugais monogâmicos e da família nuclear no final do século XIX. Foram utilizadas como fontes, sobretudo, suas obras lançadas entre os anos de 1891 e 1895, assim como correspondências endereçadas a amigos e familiares e outros escritos publicados na imprensa libertária da época. Assim sendo, a partir dos papéis de Giovanni Rossi, o presente trabalho aborda as discussões entre anarquismo, família, conjugalidades e amor livre.This study aims to understand the representations of italian Giovanni Rossi libertarian about relationships and marriage monogamous nuclear family in the late nineteenth century. Were used as sources, above all, his works released between the years 1891 and 1895, as well as letters addressed to friends and family and other writings published in newspapers of the time libertarian. Thus, form the papers of Giovanni Rossi, this paper discusses the discussions between anarchism, family, conjugalities and free love
Faust Rossi
No full textFrom the video archives of the Cornell Law School Heritage Project. The interviewer is Peter W. Martin; the videographer, Michael d’Estries. This video covers Faust Rossi’s reflections on his career as a law professor. A 1960 graduate of Cornell Law School, Rossi began his legal career as a trial attorney in the United States Department of Justice Honors Program. He subsequently became a litigation partner in a Rochester law firm, and joined the Cornell Law School Faculty in 1966. He retired in 2013.
Professor Rossi is the author of a text on expert witnesses and coauthor of the Handbook of New York Evidence. He was a national winner of the Roscoe Pound Jacobson Award for excellence in teaching Trial Advocacy. Professor Rossi was a recurring visiting professor at Central European University in Budapest and a regular faculty member in the Cornell Summer Institute of International and Comparative Law in Paris. He has also given hundreds of lectures to lawyers and judges in the United States and Europe.
Faust Rossi is Samuel S. Leibowitz Professor of Trial Techniques, Emeritus
Creating metaphors in specialised languages: choice criteria for the success of metaphorical terms
No full textFaculty Development per il mainstreaming della qualità.
No full textL’evoluzione del significato Faculty Development, non solo in termini di progettualità operativa, ma anche di ricerca scientifica per valutarne evidenze ed effetti, è un campo relativamente nuovo, in particolare nelle realtà italiana, su cui si sta ancora cercando condivisione sulle reali possibilità di traduzione in azioni politiche condivise per il miglioramento della qualità.
Specialmente dopo l’emergenza pandemica, che in pochissimo tempo ha richiesto cambiamenti repentini costringendo ogni realtà accademica a confrontarsi con il significato profondo del binomio innovazione-qualità, il sistema dell’istruzione universitaria è ancor più chiamato a ridefinire la sua identità e l’adeguatezza della sua mission formativa per offrire soluzioni strategiche sul piano curricolare, progettuale, metodologico-tecnologico e organizzativo
Le condotte dei Rossi di Parma. Tra conflitti interstatali e "picciole guerre" locali (1447-1482)
No full textLe condotte dei Rossi di Parma al servizio dei duchi di Milano sono considerate come aspetto del patto costituzionale stabilito nel 1447 tra P.M.Rossi e Francesco Sforza, che restò alla base dei rapporti politici tra le due dinastie per 30 anni. Le condotte dei signori parmigiani furono poi influenzate da sviluppi politico-diplomatici e da vicende interne ai Rossi. I documenti rivelano l'abilità di Pier Maria nel mantenere il dialogo con gli Sforza, limitare i conflitti ed evitare le ribellioni dei suoi ambizioni figli, almeno fino al 1482, quando il conflitto scoppiò, come parte della guerra di Ferrara. I rapporti Sforza-Rossi riguardano dunque sia la dimensione semiprivata delle "guerricciole" signorili, sia le relazioni internazionali.This study is focused on the condotte of the Rossi di Parma at the service of the Sforza dukes, as an aspect of the “constitutional” pact established in 1447 between the condottiere Francesco Sforza and Pier Maria Rossi. The pact was the basis for the relationship between the two dinasties for thirty years. The changes in the seigneurial condotte were influenced both by the diplomatic and institutional developments and by the internal issues inside the Rossi family. Documents and sources show the ability of Pier Maria in maintaining the dialogue with the Sforza, as well in settling conflicts and restraining the ambitions of his restless sons, until in 1482 the conflicts bursted out into the Rossi war, collateral to the war of Ferrara. Private war and wider political relationship are both considered and linked
Lacertina Remes Lenicov & Rossi Batiz
No full textLacertina Remes Lenicov & Rossi Batiz, gen. nov. Type species: Lacertina australis Remes Lenicov & Rossi Batiz, sp. nov. Description. Fairly flat, broad and medium-sized delphacids. Vertex large, apically conical and rounded in dorsal view; considerably protruded in front of eyes; carinae of vertex and frons distinct; each basal compartment of vertex as wide as eye in same line; Y-shaped carina exceeding anterior margin of eyes, submedian carinae widely separated, running parallel and converging at apex into a transverse carina; lateral carinae continuing on frons. Frons oval, length twice its maximum width; in profile, flat to slightly convex, basally reclined almost at a 30 º angle; lateral carinae convex, submedian carina subparallel, divergent and less distinctive basally, delimiting a moderately inflated, snout-like area. Rostrum attaining middle coxae; subapical segment longer than apical segment. Antennae short, cylindrical, second segment longer than first segment, not reaching frontoclypeal suture. Pronotum relatively wide, about 3 X as wide as long; pronotum and mesonotum combined slightly longer than vertex (1.20: 1). Wings slender with rounded apex, about 5 X longer than maximum width; hyaline, extending largely beyond abdomen. Spinal formula of hind leg: 7–8 – 4. Male and female genitalia see descriptions under Lacertina australis Remes Lenicov & Rossi Batiz, sp. nov. below. Etymology. The generic name lacertina (feminine gender) comes from the Latin, meaning "pertaining to a lizard" and refers to the resemblance to lizards by the elongate shape of the head. Remarks. This genus can be distinguished from all other known genera of Saccharosydnini by the vertex and frons tetra-carinated; body relatively flat and uniformly coloured; antennae short; male pygofer with strongly produced lateral margin, without ventral process; and male parameres divergent and apically obliquely truncate, with rounded internal and acute external angles. Distribution. Argentina.Published as part of Rossi, María F., De, Ana M. M. & Lenicov, Remes, 2011, A new genus and species of Saccharosydnini (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha: Delphacidae) from Argentina, pp. 62-68 in Zootaxa 3118 on pages 63-64, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.27936
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