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Giuseppe MarraniGiuseppe Marrani
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Il Convegno vuole approfondire i temi e il dibattito intorno alla pratica del commento quali sono emersi durante il primo incontro seminariale sulla pratica del commento, tenutosi presso il nostro Ateneo tra il 14 e il 16 ottobre 2014. L'iniziativa intende così valorizzare la specificità della tradizione critica italiana, che ha costituito un importante patrimonio teorico e pratico di commenti e di riflessioni. Questa tradizione è un aspetto di quell’identità nazionale sulla quale l’Università per Stranieri di Siena sta riflettendo. D’altra parte, insistere sul valore del commento e sulla...
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Giacinto  PalmieriGiacinto Palmieri
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This paper investigates the phenomenon of stand-up comedians performing in more than one language, which poses the question of whether and how they translate their material. Past research on stand-up comedy underlines its conversational nature, sometimes at the expense of recognising its content. Empirical evidence collected from interviews with bilingual stand-up comedians, on the other hand, suggests that they perform a form of oral self-translation, which implies a tertium comparationis, the transfer of content. The notion of mental text, borrowed from ethnography, is then productively...
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Loveson GopoLoveson Gopo
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The Holy Cross Church in Dalby (Sweden) dates back to the 11th century, making it one of the oldest stone churches all across Scandinavia. The appearance of the original church has been discussed by the research community for about a century. The main aim of this study is to determine which of the many hypotheses regarding the first phase of the church is the most likely, what might have been the reason for its major alteration in the 12th century, and how digital methods – particularly 3D – can improve and aid building archaeology. The study consists of four parts. In the first one,...
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