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Restauri ad arte. Interventi vadesi
No full textIl volume documenta i restauri effettuati su due manufatti provenienti dalla basilica cattedrale di Sant'Angelo in Vado (PU): una "Adorazione della Croce da parte della Vergine, i Santi Giovanni Evangelista, Maria Maddalena, Michele arcangelo", protettore della cittadina. originariamente il dipinto con un sistema di sali-scendi era posizionato davanti un Crocifisso ligneo dal forte impatto devozionale: la tela veniva rimossa durante particolari situazioni di invocazione per emergenze, collettive o personali; durante tali operazioni la tela rimase incastrata nell'intercapedine del muro e si rovinò. Il ripristino ne ha ridato leggibilità.
Lo stesso è accaduto con un manufatto ligneo di un "Cristo in croce" che era stato stuccato e riverniciato: il restauro ha riportato alla luce un elemento seicentesco di notevole qualità.
Laura Vanni ha redatto le schede storico-critiche mentre Daphne De Luca, Michele Papi, Cristina Caldi, Laura Baratin (docenti al Corso di restauro dell'Ateneo di Urbino "Carlo Bo") hanno documentato i vari passaggi dei restauri condotti in didattica con gli allievi del corso
Portale e Stemma di Palazzo Bonaventura
No full textIl contributo illustra, dopo aver analizzato criticamente la storia costruttiva di quella che fu la dimora della famiglia Bonaventura, l'intervento di restauro degli stemmi posti sulla sommità del portale d'ingresso del nobile palazzo
La "nuova filologia". Precursori e protagonisti, a cura di C. Ciociola, Schede di Francesco Giancane, Martina Mengoni, Fiammetta Papi
No full textLa Biblioteca e il Centro Archivistico della Scuola Normale Superiore custodiscono una ricca collezione di documenti appartenuti ad alcuni protagonisti degli studi di filologia italiana fra Otto e Novecento. Spiccano, tra gli altri, il carteggio di Alessandro D’Ancona; i libri, gli estratti, gli appunti di lavoro di Michele Barbi, con le missive a lui indirizzate e la Raccolta di canti popolari; le carte relative alla presenza, e all’allontanamento dalla Scuola in forza delle leggi razziali, di Paul Oskar Kristeller. Altri protagonisti delle vicende qui narrate sono: Gianfranco Contini, Benedetto Croce, Eugenio Garin, Giovanni Gentile, Giorgio Pasquali, Luigi Russo
Schede: Mussafia, D’Ancona e la promozione dei «buoni studii» (pp. 11-18); Pio Rajna e le celebrazioni D’Ancona (16-11-1900) (pp. 31-38); Gianfranco Contini lettore della «Poesia popolare italiana» (pp. 73-77); Contini a Barbi sul «Lai de l’Ombre» (pp. 85-90)
No full textSchede relative ad Adolfo Mussafia, Alessandro D'Ancona, Michele Barbi e Gianfranco Contini, all'interno del catalogo della mostra La «nuova filologia». Precursori e protagonisti, incentrata su personalità determinanti nello sviluppo degli studi di filologia italiana che si formarono o insegnarono presso la Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa fra Otto e Novecento
La "nuova filologia". Precursori e protagonisti, a cura di C. Ciociola, Schede di Francesco Giancane, Martina Mengoni, Fiammetta Papi
No full textLa Biblioteca e il Centro Archivistico della Scuola Normale Superiore custodiscono una ricca collezione di documenti appartenuti ad alcuni protagonisti degli studi di filologia italiana fra Otto e Novecento. Spiccano, tra gli altri, il carteggio di Alessandro D’Ancona; i libri, gli estratti, gli appunti di lavoro di Michele Barbi, con le missive a lui indirizzate e la Raccolta di canti popolari; le carte relative alla presenza, e all’allontanamento dalla Scuola in forza delle leggi razziali, di Paul Oskar Kristeller. Altri protagonisti delle vicende qui narrate sono: Gianfranco Contini, Benedetto Croce, Eugenio Garin, Giovanni Gentile, Giorgio Pasquali, Luigi Russo
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No full textLa Biblioteca e il Centro Archivistico della Scuola Normale Superiore custodiscono una ricca collezione di documenti appartenuti ad alcuni protagonisti degli studi di filologia italiana fra Otto e Novecento. Spiccano, tra gli altri, il carteggio di Alessandro D’Ancona; i libri, gli estratti, gli appunti di lavoro di Michele Barbi, con le missive a lui indirizzate e la Raccolta di canti popolari; le carte relative alla presenza, e all’allontanamento dalla Scuola in forza delle leggi razziali, di Paul Oskar Kristeller. Altri protagonisti delle vicende qui narrate sono: Gianfranco Contini, Benedetto Croce, Eugenio Garin, Giovanni Gentile, Giorgio Pasquali, Luigi Russo
Domestic dogs display calming signals more frequently towards unfamiliar rather than familiar dogs
No full textRugaas (1997) describes “calming signals” as certain dog behaviors that would allow subjects receiving them to calm, avoiding open aggression. The aim of the current research is to assess whether the display of the so-called “calming signals” differs according to the familiarity of dogs involved in the meeting.
We studied 20 dogs (10 males and 10 females) who met conspecifics within an outdoor fence (5 x 5 m). In all of the encounters dogs were in pairs and off-leash, but both owners were present within the fence and instructed not to interact with the dogs. Subjects showing open aggression to dogs or humans were excluded for ethical reasons.
Each dog met four conspecifics: a female and a male familiar dog, and a female and a male unfamiliar dog. Each 5-minute encounter was videorecorded from two different points and then analyzed to measure the total number of emissions of the signals.
Examined signals were 21 of those suggested by Rugaas (1997): ‘turning head’, ‘looking elsewhere’, ‘half-closing eyes’, ‘turning on other's side or back’, ‘licking nose, freezing’, ‘moving slowly’, ‘play bow’, ‘sitting’, ‘sitting and turning on other's back’, ‘laying down (sternal decubitus)’, ‘yawning’, ‘sniffing the ground or wall’, ‘approaching the other dog curving’, ‘waving low tail’, ‘cowering’, ‘licking the other dog's mouth’, ‘blinking’, ‘smacking’, ‘raising a forelimb’ and ‘low urination’. We could not consider two signals listed by Rugaas (1997): ‘going between’, because dogs were only two in each meeting, and ‘pretending to ignore the other dog exists’, as the assessment may result too subjective.
Analyzing videos, it was found that the total number of signals were more than doubled when the dogs met were unfamiliar (848 vs. 365). This suggests that facing an unknown subject is more challenging and needs clearer communication regarding intentions.
Comparing the display of single behaviors between familiar and unfamiliar dogs, we observed a very similar trend for most behaviors, with a tendency to higher frequencies when dogs did not know each other. In particular, some signals were rarely or not displayed at all in both conditions (‘low urination', ‘blinking’, ‘smacking’, ‘licking others dog's muzzle’, ‘slow movements’, ‘play bow’, ‘sitting’, ‘sitting on other's side or back’, ‘sternal decubitus’, ‘yawning’, ‘curving’, ‘waving low tail’ and ‘raising a forelimb'). Some other signals were displayed nearly twice as often in case of unfamiliar dogs, even if overall frequencies were not high (‘sniffing ground or wall’: 28 vs. 18; ‘turning on other's side or back’: 43 vs. 26; ‘turning head’: 95 vs. 40; ‘licking nose’: 168 vs. 59), but differences were not statistically significant. ‘Looking elsewhere’ (265 vs. 166; χ2 = 21.938; p = 0.0001) and ‘freezing’ (135 vs. 20; χ2 = 24.027; p = 0.0001) were significantly more frequent in encounters between unfamiliar dogs.
In conclusion, intraspecific communication in dogs seems to vary according to familiarity, the difference being more in degree rather than in kind. A higher number of calming signals (especially specific ones, such as ‘looking elsewhere’ and ‘freezing') are displayed when a dog meets an unfamiliar dog
RESTORATION OF RELIGIOUSWORKS: A MODEL FOR TEACHING CONSERVATION
No full textThe season of restoration sponsored by the Archdiocese of Urbino-Urbania-Sant’Angelo in Vado, Italy in collaboration with the Carlo Bo Urbino University has recently introduced an unprecedented learning experience and laboratory that is strengthened by the collaboration with the Superintendency and the Municipalities of Urbino and Sant’Angelo in Vado. According to Cesare Brandi, restoration comes from the need to restore objects from the decay of the culture of our country. These items must be rediscovered with a renewed awareness that they are indeed products of Art, and bearers of universal values. Restoration work is closely related to this recognition of the value of art, in terms of its aesthetic, historical and poetic aspects. It is by identifying the object as a work of art that one may understand the meaning that binds it to the operator. Understanding art as such makes the historical context of human expression visible through its aesthetic qualities. It is through this awareness that restoration becomes science, and thus able to identify and understand the object as a work of art.
The ability to save new works, such as those described in this paper, which would
inevitably fall into decay and neglect, is seen as an opportunity for students to compete
their education, by working with a complete work of art: from the early stages of
knowledge and analysis through to the intervention choices, with the support of their
teachers, the Superintendency and the Religious Authorities, and the final exhibition of
the same
Supplemental material for Early-onset versus late-onset Crohn's disease: An Italian cohort study
No full textSupplemental Material for Early-onset versus late-onset Crohn's disease: An Italian cohort study by Laura Cantoro, Marco Vincenzo Lenti, Rita Monterubbianesi, Michele Cicala, Diana Giannarelli, Claudio Papi# Anna Kohn#Antonio Di Sabatino in United European Gastroenterology Journal</p
Michele Taruffo: el magisterio y la obra ejemplares del genial procesalista «todoterreno»
No full textThe author reflects on Michele Taruffo’s extraordinarily important contribution to the renewal of both conventional procedural law scholarship and the theoretical background of law-court professionals. Taruffo’s contribution was achieved by means of introducing to mainstream culture in those circles the necessary knowledge of the underlying epistemic dimension, which was traditionally suppressed by the strictly legal one.El autor discurre acerca de la importantísima contribución de Michele Taruffo a la renovación del procesalismo convencional y del bagaje teórico de los profesionales de la jurisdicción, mediante la incorporación a la cultura dominante en tales medios del imprescindible conocimiento de la dimensión epistémica subyacente y tradicionalmente sofocada por la propiamente jurídica
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