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Scritture dimenticate, scritture colonizzate: sistemi grafici e codifiche digitali

2020

L'articolo discute due esempi di come le attuali tecnologie di codifica digitale rappresentino in modo errato gli script non occidentali, in particolare i sistemi grafici dell'India (Devánāgarī) e del Medio Oriente (arabo). Le codifiche digitali come Unicode ereditano tre rigidi principi dalla stampa: (A) 1 ↔ 1, un grafema corrisponde a una lettera; (B) 1 = 1, tutti i grafemi (es. Vocali, consonanti) hanno lo stesso stato; (C) 1, 2, 3…, la scrittura è una sequenza di elementi tutti sullo stesso "livello". Questi principi, tuttavia, non si applicavano ai sistemi grafici europei medievali scritti a mano e non si applicano oggi a quelli non occidentali, compresa la loro versione stampata. In D…

Cultural CriticismDigital HumanitiesGraphematicsUnicodeSettore L-FIL-LET/05 - Filologia ClassicaStudi culturaliInformatica Umanistica Grafematica Unicode
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Ethical Assumptions: A Criticism against Modern Pragmatism

2016

The advent of neoliberalism in the early 1970s marked a new age for ethical practices. Although pragmatism as an approach to ethics pre-dated neoliberalism, the neoliberal approach to political economy ushered in a new kind of pragmatism, owing little to Jeremy Bentham, even less to the American philosophical pragmatists Charles S. Peirce, William James, and John Dewey. Today’s pragmatism has permeated the penal systems of the central countries of the world capitalist system. A new ethics emerged, a neopragmatism. Acts came to be judged by their effects and not by the motives that led to the actions. This altered the doctrine of Abrahamic religions, and led to the disappearance of forgivene…

Cultural Studies021110 strategic defence & security studiesPragmatismForgivenessSociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciences0211 other engineering and technologiesNeoliberalismDoctrineEnvironmental ethics02 engineering and technologyNeopragmatismCrime controlCapitalist systemLaw0502 economics and businessCriticismSociologyLaw050203 business & managementmedia_commonInternational Journal of Criminology and Sociology
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The Predictive Role of Ideological, Personality and Psychopathological Factors in Homonegative Attitudes in Italy

2021

Homonegativity refers to a series of prejudicial and discriminatory attitudes towards individuals perceived as homosexuals. Previous studies indicated that some person- ality traits (i.e., neuroticism, low openness to experience), as well as specific ideo- logical attitudes (i.e., conservatism, authoritarianism) and higher levels of psychopa- thology make individuals more prone to show homonegative attitudes. However, no studies have compared these three dimensions in order to identify their different role in homonegativity. For this reason, the aim of this study was to simultaneously eval- uate the association of ideological, personality, and psychopathological factors with homonegativity …

Cultural StudiesAgreeablenessmedia_common.quotation_subjectHomonegativity · Authoritarianism · Personality traits · Religiosity · Political conservatism · PsychopathologyNeuroticismStructural equation modelingGender StudiesReligiosityOpenness to experiencePersonalityBig Five personality traitsPsychologyClinical psychologyPsychopathologymedia_commonSexuality & Culture
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Between Time and Culture: Anthropology and Historicity in the Study of Ancient Literature

2015

ENGLISH Since several decades the use of an ethno-anthropological approach has met with considerable success among classical scholars. The comparative analysis of ancient and ‘primitive’ cultures and the application of anthropological models to the interpretation of classical texts have stood out as a powerful alternative to traditional philology. This paper reassesses the complex relationship between cultural anthropology and classical studies, highlighting the relevance of historicity and diachronic factors as basic dimensions of both fields. Indeed, classicists referring to ethno-anthropology and its methods have sometimes inclined to see Graeco-Roman antiquity as a stereotypically homog…

Cultural StudiesAnthropology of the Ancient WorldHistory of Classical Scholarshiplcsh:History of the Greco-Roman WorldHistoricityHumanismlcsh:PAlcsh:DE1-100lcsh:Greek language and literature. Latin language and literatureIdealismAnthropology of the Ancient World; Historicity; Classicism; History of Classical Scholarship; Humanism; Idealism; Cultural StudiesSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura LatinaClassicism
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“El espíritu fáustico del mundo técnico”. Enfermedad mental y crítica cultural en la España de Franco

2021

'El espíritu fáustico del mundo técnico'. Enfermedad mental y crítica cultural en la España de Franco.‒ Teniendo en cuenta la querencia casi constitutiva de la medicina mental por la crítica cultural, no debe sorprender que, dentro de su particular litigio con la modernidad, la dictadura franquista fuese un periodo de in tensa floración del ensayismo psiquiátrico conservador. Partiendo de los temores de una posible regresión física y moral de la 'Hispanidad' a causa de la artificiosidad de la vida moderna, la infiltración del liberalismo y la erosión de los valores tradicionales, el género fue desplazando su interés hacia un análisis de la 'sociedad neuro tizada' que, con referentes filosóf…

Cultural StudiesCienciaHistoryTechnologyHistoryPsychoanalysisTécnicamedia_common.quotation_subjectScienceEspañaHistory (General)DictatorshipPsychicDictadorsTraditional valuesD1-2009spainmedicineArtificialityPsiquiatriaCultura espanyolascienceCultural criticismPsiquiatríamedia_commonPsychiatryModernityMental illnessmedicine.diseaseFranquismopsychiatryFrancoLiberalismSpaintechnologyfrancoCrítica culturalCriticismcultural criticism
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Care facilities for Germans in Thailand and Poland: making old age care abroad legitimate

2019

This article looks at old age care facilities abroad that target people who live in Germany. Such facilities have been established in Southeast Asia (mainly Thailand) and in Eastern Europe (mainly Poland). Given that they challenge central guiding orientations for old age care in Germany, considerable criticisms are levelled at them, and their use is viewed with distinct scepticism. Nevertheless, some of these facilities succeed in sustaining considerable demand from Germany over quite a few years. In this article, we therefore ask what strategies and arguments they use to make them a legitimate option for people in Germany and to be established on the German market. Based on two case studi…

Cultural StudiesEconomic growthHealth (social science)media_common.quotation_subject0507 social and economic geographyinternational retirement migrationSoutheast asialong-term old age careGender StudiesGerman03 medical and health sciences030502 gerontologyResidential carePolitical sciencemigration in old agelcsh:Social sciences (General)Life-span and Life-course StudiesSkepticismmedia_commonlegitimationold age care05 social sciencesorganisation theorieslanguage.human_languageLegitimationlanguagePosition (finance)lcsh:H1-990305 other medical scienceOlder people050703 geographyInternational Journal of Ageing and Later Life
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Between the Darkness of Barbarism and the Light of Civilization: British Images of the Finn in the Late Eighteenth Century

2014

This article aims to show that it was the British travellers (Coxe, Tooke, Clarke,et al.) to Finland in the late eighteenth century who discovered Finland for theBritish reading public. As they distinguished the Finns as a separate ‘race’ fromthe Russians, the Swedes, and the Lapps, they contributed to the proto-racialistimage of them that would become popular in the nineteenth century. BecauseSweden had become an important maritime trading partner (in iron ore, tar, andtimber) to the British, its eastern part, Finland, also became an interesting countryto visit en route from Stockholm to Saint Petersburg (or from Saint Petersburgto Stockholm). The travellers were astonished to realize that…

Cultural StudiesHistoryCivilizationHistoryEnlightenmentmedia_common.quotation_subjectHistory of ideasEnlightenmentAncient historyproto-racialismHistory of ideasGenealogyRace (biology)BarbarismRomanticismlcsh:D204-475BourgeoisieSaint petersburgtravel booksRomanticismFinnsmedia_commonlcsh:Modern history 1453-Sjuttonhundratal
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Commenting on Historical Writings in Medieval Latin Europe : A Reconnaissance

2015

Modern scholarship seems to undervalue medieval commentaries on historical writings. This article intends to bring this phenomenon to scholars’ attention by providing a preliminary overview of the forms and subjects of such commentaries. It examines various types of evidence including not only a few commentaries proper (Nicolas Trevet’s on Livy and John of Dąbrówka’s on Vincent of Cracow), but also different apparatus consisting of more or less systematic interlinear and marginal glosses and commentary-like additions to vernacular translations, mostly of Italian and French origin. It begins by considering various consultation-related signs and annotations, such as cross-references. Then, it…

Cultural StudiesHistoryHistorySociology and Political Sciencemedieval commentariesTheory of FormsHistory of scholarshipkomentarze średniowieczneMedieval commentariesta6122książka rękopiśmiennaGender StudiesMeaning (philosophy of language)medieval vernacular translationsMedieval LatinNarrativeta615medieval historiographymanuscript studiesglossesantiquarismLiteraturehistory of readershipSource criticismbusiness.industryVernacularMedieval historiographyScholarshiphistoriografia średniowiecznahistory of scholarshiphistoria czytelnictwabusinessActa Poloniae Historica
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Inspired Knowledge in Islamic Thought. Al-Ghazali's theory of mystical cognition and its Avicennian foundation By ALEXANDER TREIGER

2012

Cultural StudiesHistoryLiterature and Literary TheoryPhilosophyReligious studiesFoundation (evidence)CognitionIslamMysticismEpistemologyJournal of Islamic Studies
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Runar M. Thorsteinsson, Roman Christianity and Roman Stoicism. A Comparative Study of Ancient Morality, Oxford: Oxford University Press 2010, xiii + …

2012

Cultural StudiesLinguistics and LanguageHistoryArcheologyBiblical studiesHistorymedia_common.quotation_subjectReligious studiesChristianityMoralityLanguage and LinguisticsStoicismTheologymedia_commonVigiliae Christianae
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