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Il bene molto più del male. Il paradigma paolino nella giustificazione di Paul Ricoeur.
2011
Silence et langage du corps dans le cinéma de Pier Paolo Pasolini
2015
In Pasolini’s films, the dialogue may be removed from the narrative of the film or even reduced significantly. It is not uncommon to see sequences without dialogue, where meaning effects are attributed exclusively to visual impact. In Oedipus Rex (1967), Pasolini combines a vision closer to painting with the captions prevalent throughout the film. The captions reveal the absence of a voice and mimic the identity of a third person. The inscriptions, such as “Where are you going, my youth? Where, my life?” deceive the continuity of images, and produce the same effect of an intervention of the first person narrator in a written text. This technique epitomises two film eras: Modern and Silent C…
New insights in the metabolic behaviour of PAO under negligible poly-P reserves
2017
[EN] In a previous study the authors confirmed the ability of PAOs to perform GAO metabolism in short-term experiments. However, what happens when PAOs are exposed to poly-P shortage for an extended period of time? The answer to this question was the aim of this work from a macroscopic and microscopic point of view. Therefore, the poly-P was removed from a PAO enriched SBR and maintained without poly-P during five solid retention time. The PAOs were found to quickly change their metabolism to a clear GAO performance and remained without GAO colonization for the entire experimental period, even though GAO was present (around 5%) at the beginning of the experiment. Unlike the results obtained…
Paolozzi & Wittgenstein: The Artist and the Philosopher
2019
Conceived as a collection of essays, this edited volume exceptionally brings together philosophers and art historians of different geographic and generational backgrounds to discuss Wittgenstein and Paolozzi, giving voice to a variety of disciplinary approaches and shaping diverse topics that may arouse the interest of a twofold audience. As a matter of fact, the book offers both a unique take on Paolozzi’s oeuvre, reassessing his pivotal importance in the second half of the twentieth century—especially as far as medium diversity and the use of popular culture are concerned—and a convenient opportunity to explore Wittgenstein’s thought related to visual arts and his influence on contemporar…
Le paon et la rhétorique des couleurs au sein du manuscrit : Rythme, unité et équilibre dans les Évangiles de Gundohinus
2013
Modelling the metabolic shift of polyphosphate-accumulating organisms
2014
Enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) is one of the most important methods of phosphorus removal in municipal wastewater treatment plants, having been described by different modelling approaches. In this process, the PAOs (polyphosphate accumulating organisms) and GAOs (glycogen accumulating organisms) compete for volatile fatty acids uptake under anaerobic conditions. Recent studies have revealed that the metabolic pathways used by PAOs in order to obtain the energy and the reducing power needed for polyhydroxyalkanoates synthesis could change depending on the amount of polyphosphate stored in the cells. The model presented in this paper extends beyond previously developed metaboli…
Perez Francesco Paolo
2010
La voce illustra il pensiero filosofico-politico di Francesco Paolo Perez (1812-1892), uomo politico e letterato, protagonista della rivoluzione palermitana del 1848 e federalista impenitente
«Mostruoso a vedere un Pergolesi coi baffi». Il mito in scena nel 1857 tra Milano (Solera - Ronchetti Monteviti) e Napoli (Quercia - Serrao)
2015
During the Nineteenth Century, the fame reached by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi was so large that the historical figure of the composer born in Jesi was transformed in a “dramatis persona”. Pergolesi appears as a character in two different operas dated to 1857. The first one is “Pergolese” by Temistocle Solera and Stefano Ronchetti Monteviti, performed in Milan at the Teatro alla Scala; the second one is “Pergolesi”, a “melodramma semiserio” by Fedrico Quercia set to music by Paolo Serrao and staged at the Teatro del Fondo in Naples. The two works mix historical elements with details drawn from pure fantasy. Their main purpose is to exalt the figure of the unfortunate and tormented artist, t…
Skābekļa rezerves indeksa mērījumu izmaiņas dinamikā un praktiskā nozīme vispārējās anestēzijas laikā muguras ortopēdiskajās operācijās
2022
Pētījuma aktualitāte: Skābekļa rezerves indekss (ORI) ir jauns, nepārtraukts, neinvazīvs un reāllaika parametrs, lai novērtētu PaO2 līmeni diapazonā no 100 līdz 200 mmHg. ORI var sniegt agrīnu brīdinājumu, pirms skābekļa piesātinājums sāk samazināties, un paplašina iespēju neinvazīvi un nepārtraukti uzraudzīt cilvēka ķermeņa skābekļa piegādes stāvokli, lai izvairītos no nevajadzīgas hiperoksijas vai neparedzētas hipoksijas. Paaugstināts ĶMI (ķermeņa masas indekss) ir saistīts ar grūtībām ventilēt pacientu un nodrošināt pietiekamu skābekļa daudzumu. ORI var tikt izmantots, lai sniegtu ieskatu ventilējamo pacientu skābekļa rezervēs. Mērķis: Izvērtēt ORI (skābekļa rezerves indeksa) mērījumu iz…
Autour du paon et du phénix : étude d'une iconographie cultuelle et funéraire dans le Bassin méditerranéen (IVe-XIIe siècle)
2017
This dissertation deals with the meaning of the peacock and the phoenix within contexts of worship and funerary contexts in the Mediterranean area, between the IVth and the XIIth centuries. The study is based on an iconographic documentation meeting 490 items of the peacock and 68 items of the phoenix. These birds were imaged in various ways as well as coins, paintings of catacombs, sarcophagi, mosaics (pavements, domes, apses, …), manuscripts, and even chancel screens. The analysis of the documentation indicates that links were weaved between both birds associated with the idea of revival long before the IVth century. The idea of revival, indeed, is a cross-cutting concept in the study of …