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Francesco Fichera / Guido Canella : il superamento del linguaggio internazionalista tra “altro moderno” e “post moderno”
2017
Architect of “altro moderno” and that of “post modern” fought, in different times, a cultural battle with a common aim: to overcome the stylistic homogenization of International Style. The theoretical and methodological convergences between these two architectural “schools” can be analyzed through the juxtaposition of thought and works from two of the most representative architects: Francesco Fichera and Guido Canella.
Francesco Fichera 1881-1950 : l'architettura come mestiere
2017
Il contributo analizza la vita e le opere dell'architetto Francesco Fichera nel contesto dell'architettura siciliana della prima metà del XX secolo.
Francesco Fichera : la modernità nella tradizione dell'architettura
2017
Allievo di Gustavo Giovannoni ed Ernesto Basile, Francesco Fichera (1881/1950) ha progettato e costruito, nell’arco di quarant’anni, una quantità considerevole di opere. Il suo percorso artistico, all’apparenza vario ed eclettico, traccia il profilo coerente di un progettista e teorico dell’architettura, impegnato nella ricerca di uno stile moderno profondamente ancorato nel sapere tradizionale. Marcello Piacentini, tra i primi ad apprezzarne l’opera e a dedicargli saggi monografici, lo definì un moderno magister ex vivis lapidibus. Di questa carriera pragmatica, dedita al progetto e allo studio storiografico dell’architettura, il presente volume ne offre una rassegna organica e sintetica.
El socialismo liberal / 4
2008
Mobilité, droits et citoyenneté des femmes dans l’Italie médiévale et moderne
2016
In medieval and early modern Italy, women were excluded from political citizenship, but they were able to participate in various forms of belonging to a particular place. Geographical mobility affected the legal status of individuals, not only because of the various ways of distinguishing between citizens and foreigners, but also because the provisions of municipal law might differ from one place to another, especially regarding women’s status and rights, for example regarding property and inheritance. This essay illustrates the principal issues relating to women’s citizenship, and examines the reactions of both women and men to the multitude and variety of local statutory laws.
"Restauro del moderno: progetti a Gibellina"
2012
L'articolo illustra un gruppo di progetti su Gibellina elaborati all'interno del Dottorato in Progettazione Architettonica di Palermo. Questo ha come tema Il restauro del moderno e si è concentrato per un anno sul tema delle città di fondazione, in particolare Gibellina e Messina There is no profound difference between restoration and design because each restoration is a design, although of a special kind. In this case the design is not an independent operation because the 'system of rules' intrinsic to the building in question must be identified. Reference to generally acclaimed instances in restoration of the modern allow an architect to relate more closely to this system through an analy…
La Lectura Peregrina di Andrea da Isernia e la costruzione editoriale degli apparati al Liber Augustalis
2020
The history of the Liber Augustalis, from manuscripts to printed editions, make it possible to follow the path of adaptation of the glosses into two apparatuses, the Glossa Ordinaria by Marino da Caramanico and the Lectura Peregrina by Andrea da Isernia, which includes the notes of other jurists. Although moving in the wake of the literary genres of the school, this kind of interpretation is eminently practical. The aim is to create a link between the Liber Augustalis - still in force but often obsolete - and the law promulgated by Angevin sovereigns, fragmentary and unsystematic. For the legal science of the Regnum, the interpreter's task is to put together this different legal sources, cr…
Orphaned siblings and noble families in baroque Rome
2010
The essay investigates the impact of the premature death of the father on brother and sister groups in noble Roman families of the seventeenth century. More specifically, it explores how this loss reflected on the biographical itineraries of individual members of the sibling unit; how adelphic relations between the orphans were reformulated according to order of birth and first born or cadet status, age, and sex; and what forms of solidarity and competition were engendered by the loss of a father. Since demographic historians have shown that orphanage at an early age is an important variable, the author argues that it cannot be overlooked – as historians have done so far – in studies on fam…
From Ethnic Law to Town Law: The Customs of the Kingdom of Sicily from the Twelfth to the Fifteenth Century
2016
The history of Sicily, the largest island of the Mediterranean, is notably distinct from the history of the rest of Italy. It is because of this distinctiveness that Sicily can serve as a paradigmatic example of a pluralist legal system, one with a mix of both personal-law and territorial-law rules. In the time period that I examine in this essay, customary law took several different forms. What legislation, private records, and judicial decisions all call »custom« plays three different roles: law of specific ethnic groups, rights and customary practices concerning real property, and the law of towns.
Florence and the Great Fire: New Sources on English Commerce in the Late Sixteenth Century
2012
history of insurance law