2,135 research outputs found
Codice diplomatico dei conti di Carpegna (secoli XII-XIV)
No full textEdizione di 130 documenti e notizie di documenti relativi alla famiglia dei conti di Carpegna nel medioevo, con introduzione e apparati
The radical right in Europe, between slogans and voting behavior. IHS Political Science Series No. 123, July 2011
No full textThe paper analyzes the radical right‘s attitudes toward the EU focusing in particular on the level of congruence between the programmatic statements of the central office and the voting behavior of their MEPs. It shows that although radical right parties represent a source of opposition to the EU, within the EP they express their dissent making use of the rules of the game, voting with the opposition more than the other forces do, but voting almost as much with the majority. The party public office in the EP is inserted in the legislative process and even more collusive with the other parties of both sides of the political spectrum than the Eurosceptical rhetoric and statements of central office makes the public believe
I tempi nel sistema verbale greco antico e il caso dell'imperativo
No full textPremessa: Il sistema verbale greco, che è stato fin dall’antichità oggetto di studio, presenta tuttora questioni controverse, sulle quali non esiste un’interpretazione unanime. La definizione del valore dei Tempi del verbo, alla luce delle teorie linguistiche contemporanee, costituisce ancora un fecondo campo di indagine. Il Modo Imperativo, sulla cui analisi si concentra la presente ricerca, rappresenta un esempio interessante di tale problematica, a causa della sua particolare natura semantica, che rende ardua l’assegnazione di un esatto valore ai suoi Tempi verbali. Con questo lavoro si intende dare un contributo alla comprensione dei Tempi dell’Imperativo e della posizione di questo Modo all’interno del sistema verbale greco. Allo scopo di chiarire i punti spinosi della questione, si è ritenuto necessario intraprendere un esame sistematico, i cui risultati, per le implicazioni di carattere generale, possono rivelarsi utili al chiarimento della questione dei Tempi nel sistema verbale greco considerato nel suo complesso, e alla verifica dell’ipotesi aspettuale. Il presente studio è diviso in due parti: da un lato vengono prese in considerazione le riflessioni teoriche sul verbo svolte dagli stessi antichi greci – nell’ambito degli studi filosofici e grammaticali, dall’età alessandrina fino a quella bizantina –; dall’altro viene esaminato l’uso dei Tempi dell’Imperativo in un serie di testi letterari di autori di età classica. La prima parte è dedicata ad un’analisi approfondita di tutte le fonti grammaticali antiche riguardanti la definizione del verbo e la descrizione dei Tempi verbali, dei loro valori e del loro uso nei vari Modi. Si è inteso presentare una rassegna il più possibile completa dei testi grammaticali a noi pervenuti, e mostrare così l’effettiva estensione del materiale su cui ci si può basare per la ricostruzione delle teorie antiche. L’approfondito esame e il confronto tra le varie fonti hanno permesso di valutare attentamente i risultati raggiunti dai grammatici greci. Le loro articolate riflessioni si sono rivelate un valido strumento per l’interpretazione dei Tempi verbali in generale e per la successiva indagine dell’Imperativo. La seconda parte ha come suo principale scopo quello di chiarire i valori dei Tempi dell’Imperativo, sia alla luce delle riflessioni degli antichi che, soprattutto, dell’ampio dibattito teorico contemporaneo intorno ai problemi tempo-aspettuali. Si è ritenuto necessario svolgere un’indagine sistematica su un corpus molto vasto e definito cronologicamente di forme imperative, data la mancanza di studi incentrati sulla verifica di tali ipotesi teoriche in campioni ampi e omogenei di dati. Sono state esaminate in modo esaustivo tutte le forme imperative presenti in cinque testi di quattro autori: il primo libro delle Storie di Erodoto, le Rane e le Tesmoforiazuse di Aristofane, il Simposio di Platone, l’orazione Sulla corona di Demostene. Queste opere sono state scelte secondo i seguenti criteri: per la loro appartenenza a diversi generi, per la presenza di ampie porzioni di dialogo, e perché si inseriscono in una fase cronologica delimitata, che va dal V al IV secolo. Sulle forme imperative, inserite e catalogate in un’apposita banca-dati, sono state svolte analisi di diverso tipo, mediante l’applicazione di numerosi parametri morfologici, sintattici e semantici, che hanno permesso di individuare alcune particolari caratteristiche nel funzionamento del Modo Imperativo e di far luce su aspetti meno chiari nell’uso dei Tempi. I risultati ottenuti sono ampiamente illustrati, al termine di questo lavoro, con la discussione dei casi e il commento di un ricco apparato di esempi
SARA: Secure Asynchronous Remote Attestation for IoT systems
No full textRemote attestation has emerged as a valuable security mechanism which aims to verify remotely whether or not a potentially untrusted device has been compromised. The protocols of Remote attestation are particularly important for securing Internet of Things (IoT) systems which, due to the large number of interconnected devices and limited security protections, are susceptible to a wide variety of cyber attacks. To guarantee the integrity of a software running on a single device, remote attestation is usually executed as an uninterrupted procedure: at the attestation time, a device stops the normal operation and executes the attestation of the entire device without interruption. The remote attestation protocols that aim to attest a large number of devices also follow the assumption on uninterrupted execution: when a device attests its network neighbours, each device verified in the neighborhood suspends its normal operation until the attestation protocol is completed. To avoid unnecessary suspension of the normal operation of the devices, this paper proposes a novel Secure Asynchronous Remote Attestation (SARA) protocol that releases the constraint of synchronous interaction among devices. In particular, SARA is an attestation protocol that exploits asynchronous communication capabilities among IoT devices in order to attest a distributed IoT service executed by them. SARA verifies both that each IoT device is not compromised (device trustworthiness), and that the exchanged communication data have not maliciously influence the communicating devices (legitimate operations). By tracing the execution order of each service invocation of an asynchronous distributed service, SARA allows each service to collect accurately historical data of its interactions, and transmits asynchronously such historical data to other interacting services. We have implemented and validated SARA through a realistic simulation on the Contiki emulator that demonstrates the functionality and efficiency of our protocol. The results confirm the suitability of SARA for low-end devices
A technology ecosystem for chronic pain: promises, challenges, and future research
No full textBeing a common, mostly unpredictable, highly personalized manifestation, chronic pain is thought to be one of the most promising conditions in which the use of digital health technologies may boost patient’s engagement and coping. In fact, pain treatment, besides pharmacotherapy, involves non-pharmacotherapeutic management, which may include physical and psychological interventions. Self-monitoring, real-time assessment, timely feedback, treatment options information, social and community support, and connection with a multidisciplinary care team are among the features that can mostly help chronic pain sufferers to enhance disease and comorbidities management and, ultimately, improve their quality of lif
La traduction française de la Mythologie de Natale Conti par Jean de Montlyard : représentation textuelle et iconographie de Bacchus / The French Translation of Natale Conti’s Mythology by Jean de Montlyard: The Textual Representation and Iconography of Bacchus
No full textPetrella Sara. La traduction française de la Mythologie de Natale Conti par Jean de Montlyard : représentation textuelle et iconographie de Bacchus / The French Translation of Natale Conti’s Mythology by Jean de Montlyard: The Textual Representation and Iconography of Bacchus. In: ASDIWAL. Revue genevoise d'anthropologie et d'histoire des religions, n°6, 2011. pp. 173-178
"Il ‘fuoco giorgionesco’ da Angelo Conti a d’Annunzio"
No full textThe friendship between Gabriele d’Annunzio and Angelo Conti is particularly intense in the years 1894-1900, in the context of Venice. Both of them reflect about Venetian painters and especially Giorgione, whose picture they interpret as an expression of Venetian magnificent life. I analyze the meaning of the form fuoco giorgionesco, also used by Walter Pater in his well-known essay The School of Giorgione. I examine in particular Conti’s references to this text, in order to verify their accuracy. I put forward the hypothesis that, when Conti wrote the monograph Giorgione, his knowledge of the English author was incomplete and came largely from articles published in magazines, from conversations with friends, and from the translation into Italian of only short extracts. I argue that it was unlikely that Conti (and d’Annunzio) had read Pater’s whole work in English, which at the time was little known in Italy
Séminaire du Collectif Renaissance : Sara Petrella, « Le "mythe mort"? Dieux, monstres et démons chez Natale Conti et Vincenzo Cartari », Paris, INHA, 12 décembre 2022, 18h00
No full textLe Collectif Renaissance a le plaisir de vous inviter à la seconde séance de son séminaire de l’année universitaire 2022-2023 : Lundi 12 décembre 2022 – 18h-20h – Galerie Colbert/INHA, Paris Sara Petrella (Université de Neuchâtel) Le "mythe mort"? Dieux, monstres et démons chez Natale Conti et Vincenzo Cartari Séance introduite par Jérémie Koering (Université de Fribourg) La séance aura lieu en salle Vasari, Galerie Colbert/INHA, 2 rue Vivienne 75002 Paris La séance sera retransmise en dire..
Emergency Medical Services Perception of the Use of Wearables in Patient Management During Mass Casualty Incident Management
No full textObjective: This study explored Italian Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals' perceptions regarding a hypothetical wearable device during Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs), aiming to improve MCI management and patient outcomes. The device includes patient identifier, vital sign monitoring, LED-based triage coding, geolocation, and real-time data transmission. Using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and behavioral intention to use the device were measured. Methods: An anonymous online survey was distributed to the 67 EMS dispatch centers across Italy. After an introduction to the device, participants answered demographic and TAM-based questions using a seven-point scale. Results: Among the 141 respondents, most were males (60.3%), nurses (66.7%), and reported over 10 years of EMS experience (63.1%); 51.8% had prior MCI response experience. The wearable device was positively rated for improving situational awareness and coordination, with concerns about workflow integration and potential rescue delays. The questionnaire showed high internal reliability (Cronbach's α = 0.96). Principal Component Analysis (PCA) highlighted distinct perceptions between features supporting scene coordination and those enhancing triage accuracy. Conclusions: The study highlights the perceived value of the wearable in improving MCI coordination and situational awareness. However, concerns regarding workflow integration and possible rescue delays warranted further research on real-world application
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