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"L'albero Falcone" e i suoi epigoni. La propagazione vegetale della memoria antimafia

2021

Le stragi di Capaci e via D’Amelio segnano un punto di svolta nel linguaggio con cui i movimenti antimafia costruiscono la memoria pubblica della violenza mafiosa. Uno dei tratti salienti di questa svolta è la proliferazione di luoghi di memoria che ruotano intorno a figure arboree. Il capostipite di questa genealogia è l’albero Falcone, noto come punto di raccolta per le manifestazioni del 23 maggio, la giornata della legalità. Nel corso degli anni ’90, il modello memoriale costruito intorno all’albero si sviluppa e si diffonde, mentre sono sempre già frequenti le piantumazioni di alberi in memoria delle vittime della mafia. L’articolo cerca di esplicitare le forme semiotiche soggiacenti a…

Antimafia MovementMemory StudieEredità culturaleEcologySettore SPS/08 - Sociologia Dei Processi Culturali E ComunicativiMovimento AntimafiaMemoria pubblicaFalcone TreeCultural HeritageSemioticaAlberiEcologiaPublic MemorySemioticSemiotics of Culturealbero FalconeLandscapestudi sulla memoriaPaesaggioTreeSettore M-FIL/05 - Filosofia E Teoria Dei LinguaggiSemiotica della Cultura
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The effects of forest management on wood-inhabiting fungi occupying dead wood of different diameter fractions

2014

Forest management has caused severe ecological degradation throughout the Globe. One of its most prominent consequences is the drastic change in dead wood profile and consequently in the dead wood dependent biota. Wood-inhabiting fungi are, considering ecosystem functions, the most important species group utilizing dead wood, because they take care of majority of the decaying process. The earlier research focusing on the effects of forest management on wood-inhabiting fungi has strongly focused on large dead wood pieces (i.e. coarse woody debris, CWD), even though it has been shown that a major part of fungal diversity utilizes (also) small dead wood pieces (i.e. [very] fine woody debris, […

AphyllophoralesbiologyEcologyForest managementTaigaRare speciesta1183ta1172ForestryBiotaManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawbiology.organism_classificationta4112BorealEcosystemCoarse woody debrisNature and Landscape ConservationForest Ecology and Management
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Reducing Mortality of Shrews in Rodent Live Trapping — a Method Increasing Live-Trap Selectivity with Shrew Exits

2013

Shrews have very high metabolic rates and are often unintentionally starved in rodent live-traps during capture-mark-recapture (CMR) studies. Here, we suggest a shrew exit as a modification to rodent traps. To test whether this modification is (1) saving shrews and (2) not jeopardizing results of rodent captures, we compared captures in Ugglan traps with and without shrew exits, studying bank voles (Myodes glareolus) in a spruce forest in central Finland. Numbers of captured bank voles and body size of smallest juvenile bank voles were not affected by the shrew exit, while the number of captured common shrews (Sorex araneus) was reduced from 31 to 0 individuals per 100 trap nights. However,…

AraneusSpruce forestEcologybiologyRodentEcologyShrewMyodes glareolusTrappingSorexbiology.organism_classificationBody weightbiology.animalta1181Animal Science and ZoologyEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsNature and Landscape ConservationAnnales Zoologici Fennici
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Transitions in Herd Management of Semi-Domesticated Reindeer in Northern Finland

2008

In northern Finland, reindeer-herd management has experienced two major transitions: extensification of intensive herding, and development of supplementary/corral feeding in winter. The transitions were studied in six herding associations in different parts of the Finnish reindeer management area. It was suggested that intensive herding turns into more extensive forms as the reasons for intensive herding (predation, reindeer disappearing to foreign areas, protection of agricultural fields) gradually ceased to exist. The results of the study, based on interviews of elderly reindeer herders, were variable. In the three southern areas intensive herding changed to the free ranging system at the…

Arboreal locomotionEcologyFree rangingEcologybusiness.industryanimal diseasesNorthern finlandPredationGeographyAgricultureHerd managementAnimal Science and ZoologyHerdingSocioeconomicsDomesticationbusinessEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsNature and Landscape ConservationAnnales Zoologici Fennici
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Factors influencing the distribution, abundance and nest-site selection of an endangered Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus) population in Sicily

2003

Egyptian vulture (Neophrom percnopterus) breeds in Sicily and, in 22 years of monitoring, has shown a decline followed by a slight recovery. We used Generalised Linear Models to predict: (1) the distribution range, (2) the habitat selection within the range, (3) the quality (i.e., occupation rate, breeding success) of breeding sites. Some 60% of Sicily proved to be unsuitable, being either too densely forested and without cliffs for nesting, or too densely populated, along with intensive agriculture. The models converged, indicating that the pairs select a precise upland habitat where low cliffs, distant from urban areas, are surrounded by arboreal crops and Mediterranean vegetation. The va…

Arboreal locomotioneducation.field_of_studyEcologybiologyRange (biology)EcologyPopulationSettore BIO/05 - ZoologiaEndangered speciesGeographyHabitatbiology.animalGrazingvulnerable species necrophagous Mediterranean islands GLM feeding stations vulture reintroductionNeophron percnopteruseducationNature and Landscape ConservationVultureAnimal Conservation
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The Archaelogical Park of the ‘Valle dei Templi’ in Agrigento: Cultural Landscape between Conservation, Development and Sustainability

2008

Archaelogical Park Landscape Planning AgrigentoSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Mas d’Is (Penàguila, Alicante): farms and Early Neolithic causewayed camps in the Serpis valley

2003

In this paper, results from recent archaeological field work carried out in the Neolithic village of Mas d’Is (Penàguila, Alicante) are presented. We focus on an important set of domestic and monumental architectural structures. Integration of data from the site in a regional context allows us to rethink the social relations of the first farmers in the area. At the same time, radiocarbon data from our excavations show a finer chronology of the neolithization in Western Mediterranean, and what is more important to approach its historical process.

ArchaeologyNeolítico InicialPaisaje AgrarioUNESCO::HISTORIA::Historia por épocas::PrehistoriaEspacios domésticos y monumentalesEarly Neolithic; Agrarian Landscape; Domestic and Monumental Placespaisaje agrario:HISTORIA::Historia por épocas::Prehistoria [UNESCO]neolítico inicialespacios domésticos y monumentalesCC1-960Neolítico Inicial; Paisaje Agrario; Espacios domésticos y monumentales
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Apprehending Continuity and Discontinuity in Iron Age Soil Occupation and Rural Landscape through a collective database

2015

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ArchaeologyarchaeozoologyIron Age[ SHS ] Humanities and Social Sciencesbotany[SHS] Humanities and Social ScienceslandscapeComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences
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Sources of geomaterials in the Sicani Mountains during the Early Middle Ages: A case study of Contrada Castro, central western Sicily

2022

From 2017, an unknown rural settlement in Contrada Castro at Corleone (Palermo Province, western Sicily) was investigated as part of the `Harvesting Memories Project¿. The stratigraphic sequence, supported by radiocarbon dating, has demonstrated a reoccupation of a pre-Roman site during the transition between the Byzantine and Islamic periods. In particular, the main occupation occurred in the late 8th¿9th century when pottery kilns and a probable warehouse were constructed. During the 10th¿11th century, a new structure with different orientations replaced the previous buildings that had already collapsed. Specifically focusing on a perspective of the household production and its relationsh…

ArcheologyPolarized lightMicroscopyPotteryhttp://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_f12113cdGeomaterials sourcingArchaeometryhttps://csic-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/f/dhf3c4/34CSIC_ALMA_AU9817823577904201http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_4185ArchaeologySettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E ApplicataEarth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)Landscapearchaeometry geomaterials sourcing landscape Medieval archaeology polarized light microscopy pottery SicilyMedieval archaeologySicily
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Architettura per il terzo fragile. I patrimoni di Pizzo Sella fra riuso sociale, sostenibilità civica e giustizia spaziale

2022

Il territorio palermitano è il primo in Europa per presenza di beni confiscati. I casi sono diverse migliaia e compongono una realtà emblematica rispetto ai fattori di fragilità sociali e spaziali dei ter-ritori contesi fra crimine e giustizia, in cui spicca la vicenda iconica e irrisolta di Pizzo Sella. La ricerca di cui quest’articolo restituisce alcuni risultati indaga quindi il rapporto fra la produzio-ne dell’architettura della res publica e i contesti in cui il concetto di Pubblico è in panne, in cui la diversione dalla legge e l’antagonismo esercitato da forze illegali non sono un’aberrazione tempora-nea, ma la regola, e lasciano tracce materiali sui modi di produzione delle forme co…

Architectural design for confiscated assets Pizzo Sella Heritage Public buildings Public space LandscapeSettore ICAR/14 - Composizione Architettonica E UrbanaArchitettura per i beni confiscati Pizzo Sella Patrimonializzazione Edifici pubblici Spazio pubblico Paesaggio
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