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Svenskundervisning för mentalt handikappade vid Södra Österbottens socialpsykiatriska förenings dagcenter
2003
La fides e la promessa: forme di reciprocità tra dèi e uomini nella riscrittura di Ovidio
2017
Nelle rielaborazioni ovidiane dei racconti mitici greci, emergono diversi casi in cui la relazione tra esseri umani e divinità è riscritta alla luce della nozione romana di fides. Ma se la quasi totalità di questi miti, in cui il dio promette all’interagente mortale un pegno, un dono o un privilegio, è giustificata dalla presenza di vincoli di tipo amoroso, parentale o devozionale, un caso a parte rappresenta il racconto di Numa Pompilio e Giove (Fast. 3. 285-392) – un racconto Romano – in cui l’agente umano merita i pignora certa del dio e instaura con lui un rapporto di reciprocità. Il contributo si propone di esaminare questa rappresentazione della fides pollicita attraverso un confronto…
Introduzione ad Arte : Artworks, mimesis, agency
2021
Il volume raccoglie alcune delle relazioni tenute all’interno del ciclo di seminari Antropologia dell’arte, organizzato nel 2019 dall’Associazione per la conservazione delle tradizioni popolari in collaborazione con l’Accademia di Belle Arti di Palermo e curato da Rosario Perricone. Il seminario comprendeva diversi incontri durante i quali studiosi di diversi ambiti disciplinari hanno dibattuto su concetti, nozioni e oggetti che si pongono al crocevia tra le discipline dell’antropologia, della storia dell’arte, della semiotica, degli studi culturali, della visual culture, delineando talvolta fenomeni di ibridazione delle pratiche artistiche ed etnografiche e, talvolta, di dissolvenza delle …
Ethique professionnelle et régulation économique du marché des soins ambulatoires : de la théorie des contrats à l'économie des conventions
1992
What is the part played by professionnal ethics in the economic regulation of the market for ambulatory care (heterogeneity, uncertainty, information asymmetry...) and extrinsic rigidities (imposed by medical corporation and public authorities) ? Is it the internal control variable from "interested" self-regulation that implicitly relies on teological conception of ethics ? Or, the essential being of conventions for "quality" and "activity" that, through the cycle of gift economics, set upspontaneous order, with respect to professional ethics ? What usecan we do with such theoritical approach for the understanding andthe trend of politics in ambulatory care ?
“Developing Capabilities”. Inclusive Extracurricular Enrichment Programs to Improve the Well-Being of Gifted Adolescents
2021
The educational inclusion of gifted students requires not only equity but also emotional accessibility and social participation. However, different studies indicate that gifted students constitute a vulnerable group (for example, the incidence of bullying is higher). Psychosocial variables are determinants for the development and expression of giftedness, particularly during adolescence. This study analyzes the impact of an inclusive extracurricular enrichment program for gifted secondary school students on the well-being of adolescents. The program was based on the enrichment model of Renzulli and Reis (2016). The objective was to develop a cluster to facilitate high-achieving learning in …
Avant propos. Don et sciences sociales : une question irrésolue d'actualité
2007
en ligne danshttp://www.journaldumauss.net/IMG/pdf/avant_propos-Magnani.pdf; Les problèmes posés par le don comme catégorie d'analyse en sciences sociales n'ont pas été résolus. C'est le constat que fera le lecteur de ce volume où s'expriment les voix, souvent discordantes, d'anthropologues, archéologues, historiens, historiens de l'art, philosophes et sociologues.Ce livre se présente comme un échantillon de la critique et du débat actuels sur l'usage, la pertinence et les alternatives à la théorie maussienne, sur des voies nouvelles de la réflexion théorique et de la recherche sur le don. Il s'agit de croiser des regards dissemblables et d'amorcer ainsi le difficile, mais toujours stimulan…
Gifts, Networks and Digitized Corpora. Rethinking the Territorial Sovereignty in the Principality of Burgundy under John the Fearless and Philip the …
2023
The Logic of Gift: Inspiring behavior in organizations beyond the limits of duty and exchange
2016
[EN] Giving without the expectation of reward is difficult to understand in organizational contexts. In opposition to a logic based on self-interest or a sense of duty, a "logic of gift" has been proposed as a way to understand the phenomenon of free, unconditional giving. However, the rationale behind, and effects of, this logic have been under-explored. This paper responds by first clarifying the three logics of action¿the logic of exchange, the logic of duty, and the logic of gift¿and then explains how their balanced integration promises to enhance organizational life and outcomes. Having explicated the unique character and contributions of the logic of gift, the paper further suggests p…
Support for culture via crowdfunding in question: beyond motivations, an analysis of the barriers to participate
2017
In a context of strong budgetary pressure for non-market cultural organizations and of relative slowdown of crowdfunding campaigns in this sector, this reflection aims to provide a critical analysis of these new forms of financial support for culture. After drawing up a state of the art on the levers and obstacles to participation in such financing operations, the results of a qualitative study based on 43 individuals (donors and non-donors, familiar or not with cultural practices) will be exposed to highlight the diversity of misgivings about crowdfunding, beyond the traditional barriers attached to cultural gift, and the paradoxes that these calls for generosity arouse.
Proximal Paradox
2000
In today's societies relationships between near relatives and friends appear to be somewhat paradoxical. Some accounts present them as the social ideal, exalting the solidarity and altruism represented by proximal relationships. By contrast, others point to the social dangers in such relationships when they are conducted in the public sphere. In order to grasp the coexistence of these opposite views, this article attempts to place proximal relationships in the explanatory context of a gift economy, a concept with a long history in anthropology and which has lately been the focus of interest of a significant group of social thinkers.