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Introduction to Part V

2018

The shock of defeat at the end of the First World War left many German academics dumbfounded and numb. Even Hilbert, an outspoken internationalist, was deeply disillusioned by the chaos and instability that plagued the early Weimar years. Already during the war, political differences widened the gulf that had already formed within the Gottingen Philosophical Faculty, whose conservative members felt they were constantly being provoked by the “Hilbert faction.” The controversy over Emmy Noether’s candidacy to habilitate in 1915, mentioned in the introduction to Part IV, was only one of many such instances. Others were even more serious, as when Hilbert and his pacifist friends were accused of…

GermanPoliticsSpanish Civil WarPhilologyPolitical sciencePhenomenonlanguageCandidacyHumanismlanguage.human_languageClassicsFirst world war
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Debating Europe: Effects of the “Eurovision Debate” on EU Attitudes of Young German Voters and the Moderating Role Played by Political Involvement

2016

In the run-up to the elections to the European Parliament in 2014, EU citizens had the unprecedented opportunity to watch televised debates between the candidates running for president of the European Commission. The most important debate was the so-called "Eurovision debate", which was broadcasted in almost all EU member states. In this study we explore the responses of a sample of 110 young German voters, who watched this debate, to the candidates' messages and whether exposure to the debate caused a shift in the respondents' attitudes towards the EU. Combining data from a quasi-experiment, real-time response data, and data from a content analysis of the debate, we find that respondents' …

European ParliamentPublic AdministrationSociology and Political ScienceEU attitudespolitical attitudepolitische EinstellungEuropapolitikparliamentary electionddc:070German0508 media and communicationsWahlverhalten050602 political science & public administrationKandidaturcandidacyFernsehenpreferencelcsh:JA1-92Political scienceEuropaparlamentmedia_commonMass mediaBerichterstattungWirkungsforschung Rezipientenforschungreportingpolitical knowledge05 social sciencesParteiPublic relationsMassenmedientelevisionPreferenceBundesrepublik Deutschland0506 political scienceCandidacylanguageyoung adultpartyEuropawahlEuropean PoliticsParliamentmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitikwissenschaftinteraktive Medien050801 communication & media studieselectionFederal Republic of GermanyImpact Research Recipient ResearchWahlmass mediaPoliticslcsh:Political science (General)Political sciencetelevised debatesWahlkampfPolitical Process Elections Political Sociology Political CulturepersonalizationNews media journalism publishingpolitische Willensbildung politische Soziologie politische Kulturjunger ErwachsenerParlamentswahlformulation of political objectivesbusiness.industryvoting behaviorelection to the European Parliamentpolitische WillensbildungEuropean electionPräferenzevaluation of candidate statementslanguage.human_languageinteractive mediaelection campaignContent analysisddc:320Voting behaviorPublizistische Medien JournalismusVerlagswesenbusinessEUPersonalisierungPolitics and Governance
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Colorectal Cancer in Elderly Patients: From Best Supportive Care to Cure

2013

Colorectal cancer is one of the major causes of cancer mortality in the elderly population (median age at diagnosis of 71 years) in Western Countries. Moreover patients with metastatic disease are often elderly with significant co- morbidities. Unfortunately, elderly patients are often untreated and under-represented in clinical trials, even if most clinical trials that have included this setting of population have shown similar survival rates and toxicities to younger patients. Age itself should not be considered for candidacy to chemotherapy but it should be taken in consideration the great heterogeneity of co-morbidities present in the elderly population. Therefore, the best treatment st…

Cancer Researchmedicine.medical_specialtyPediatricsColorectal cancerhealth care facilities manpower and servicesPopulationDiseaseCancer; Chemotherapy; Colorectal; Elderly; TreatmentCauses of cancerElderlyAntineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols80 and overmedicineHumansChemotherapyAdverse effecteducationColorectalAgedQuality of Health CareCancerAged 80 and overPharmacologyeducation.field_of_studybusiness.industryCancersocial sciencesmedicine.diseasehumanitiesAged; Aged 80 and over; Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols; Colorectal Neoplasms; Humans; Quality of Health CareTreatmentClinical trialPhysical therapyCandidacyMolecular MedicineColorectal NeoplasmsbusinessAnti-Cancer Agents in Medicinal Chemistry
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Viaggi nell’immaginario: il turismo virtuale nel sito UNESCO di Tarragona

2023

Le nuove tecnologie hanno trasformato in modo radicale non solo la geografia come disciplina, ma anche le geografie del mondo. Il digitale ha assunto, infatti, un ruolo di mediazione sempre più pervasivo nella produzione dello spazio, come delle conoscenze e degli immaginari geografici. Le possibilità offerte dal virtuale, in particolare, offrono oggi un contributo decisivo nella comunicazione dei significati attribuiti ai luoghi e rispondono in modo sempre più efficace ai bisogni emergenti del settore turistico. Le esperienze di visita mediate dal digitale mirano a coinvolgere i sensi e risultano efficaci quando promuovono immersioni rigorosamente realistiche. Nel quadro di queste riflessi…

New technologies have radically transformed not only geography as a discipline but also the geographies of the world. Indeed the digital has assumed an increasingly pervasive mediating role in the production of space as of geographic knowledge and imaginaries. The possibilities offered by the virtual in particular now offer a decisive contribution in communicating the meanings attributed to places and respond increasingly effectively to the emerging needs of the tourism sector. Digitally mediated visitor experiences aim to engage the senses and are effective when they promote rigorously realistic immersions. Within the framework of these reflections the paper highlights the renewed relevance of authenticity both of the tourism experience and of cultural heritage in relation to its potential for attraction and proposes a contextualization of the theme in light of the unprecedented opportunities granted by technologies for the creation of virtual and augmented spaces. The proposed discussion is therefore also a journey aimed at exploring authenticity as a tool through which new technologies can effectively mediate a sense of place and foster brand communication of a destination. The case study is the UNESCO site of Tarragona whose most relevant image for urban policies is presented. This shared figuration spatially defined and rooted in a precise historical moment is reconstructed on the one hand through the analysis of functional documentation for the candidacy and on the other by means of a review of mobile applications developed for the promotion of the city's cultural heritage. The proposed journey and exploration of the place return in light of the research data and in conclusion the central role played by digital technologies in mediating the UNESCO imaginary. The forms of virtual tourism in Tarragona confirm that to travel is to experience a text enveloped in time and inscribed in space.Settore M-GGR/01 - Geografia
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