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- Caramella (II).CarpeggioLombardoRadice -1981 -Filosofia Oggi 4 (1):28-57.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - (1 other version)Lezioni di didattica e ricordi di esperienza magistrale.GiuseppeLombardo-Radice -1959 - Firenze,: R. Sandron.Export citation Bookmark
- Didattica viva.GiuseppeLombardoRadice -1993 - Scandicci, Firenze: Nuova Italia. Edited by Elisa Frauenfelder.
- Educazione e rivoluzione.LucioLombardo-Radice -1976 - Roma: Editori riuniti.
- L'educazione della mente.LucioLombardo-Radice -1962 - Roma: Editori riuniti.Export citation Bookmark
- Didattica viva.GiuseppeLombardoRadice &Elisa Frauenfelder -1993 - Scandicci, Firenze: Nuova Italia. Edited by Elisa Frauenfelder.No categories
- A cura di Tina Caramella.CarteggioLombardo &Radice Caramella -1980 -Filosofia Oggi 3 (3):334-366.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- (2 other versions)Non-compact Groups, Coherent States, Relativistic Wave Equations and the Harmonic Oscillator.Diego Julio Cirilo-Lombardo -2007 -Foundations of Physics 37 (6):919-950.Relativistic geometrical action for a quantum particle in the superspace is analyzed from theoretical group point of view. To this end an alternative technique of quantization outlined by the authors in a previous work and that is based in the correct interpretation of the square root Hamiltonian, is used. The obtained spectrum of physical states and the Fock construction consist of Squeezed States which correspond to the representations with the lowest weights $\lambda=\frac{1}{4}$ and $\lambda=\frac{3}{4}$ with four possible (non-trivial) fractional representations (...) for the group decomposition of the spin structure. From the theory of semigroups the analytical representation of the radical operator in the superspace is constructed, the conserved currents are computed and a new relativistic wave equation is proposed and explicitly solved for the time-dependent case. The relation with the Relativistic Schrödinger equation and the Time-dependent Harmonic Oscillator is analyzed and discussed. (shrink)
- GiuseppeLombardoRadice: tra attualità pedagogica ed irrisoluzione storica.Umberto Margiotta -1975 - R[eggio] Calabria: Parallelo 38.Export citation Bookmark
- Zubiri, un «oculto y sagaz» lector de Hegel. En torno al curso «Reflexiones filosóficas sobre lo estético».Ricardo Espinoza Lolas &PatricioLombardo Bertolin -2019 -Pensamiento. Revista de Investigación E Información Filosófica 75 (286 Extra):1149-1167.Este artículo indaga en el Curso de dos lecciones sobre lo estético, titulado Reflexiones filosóficas sobre lo estético, un «hilo teórico» muy poco estudiado por los especialistas. Este Curso que realizó Zubiri en 1975, estaba muy mayor, se analiza cómo se muestra lo más radical para entender lo estético desde sus categorías filosóficas, pero de la «mano invisible» de Hegel. No se trata del Hegel que critica explícitamente Zubiri y que se coloca siempre de forma muy distante al pensador alemán, (...) sino de lo categorial mismo del pensamiento hegeliano que Zubiri «echa mano» para mostrar cómo opera lo más propio de su pensamiento para dar cuenta del complejo tema de la articulación de lo estético y la realidad. Aquí vemos que el pensamiento de Hegel tiene mucho que aportar para poder entender lo estético mismo. Y esto, incluso, más allá de lo que el mismo Hegel, como pensador de su tiempo, filosofaba respecto del tema del arte y/ o lo estético. (shrink)
- Lombardo-Radice Lucio. Ordinali transfiniti e principio del terzo escluso . Università di Roma, Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica, Rendiconti di matematica e delle sue applicazioni, ser. 5 vol. 9 no. 3–4 , pp. 421–428. [REVIEW]Alonzo Church -1958 -Journal of Symbolic Logic 23 (2):214-215.
- Science Outside Academies: An Italian Case of “Scientific Mediation”—From Joule’s Seminal Experience to LucioLombardoRadice’s Contemporary Attempt.Fabio Lusito -2020 -Foundations of Science 26 (3):757-790.Starting from the seminal experience of James Prescott Joule, this paper aims to debate the possibility of “making” science outside universities and academies. Joule himself studied as an autodidact and did not make his own discoveries while following an academic path; on the contrary, at first, the associations and academic societies of the time tended not to recognize his works officially. All of this happened throughout the nineteenth century during the period of the first relevant tendency to science popularization. For (...) example, looking at the second half of the England of the 1800s, we can refer to Michael Faraday’s open lessons for children like The Chemical History of a Candle. Following this perspective from a historical view, this paper explores the Italian attempts to communicate science—from the ‘50s to the ‘70s—to a larger public via television and other media, also considering the political and social backgrounds behind this choice. In particular, this paper also deals with LucioLombardoRadice’s work on TV programs and writings in social-political journals and daily newspapers, as a mathematician and pedagogist engaged on the importance of what he specifically called “Scientific mediation”, as a “method” to teach and popularize science to a larger public. (shrink)
- Memorie di una inedita corrispondenza: lettere di GiuseppeLombardoRadice ad Adolphe Ferrière.Gabriella D'Aprile -2019 - Pisa: Edizioni ETS. Edited by Giuseppe Lombardo Radice.
- Il carteggio tra Caramella eLombardoRadice: 1919-1935: idealismo e riforma della scuola.Francesco Armetta -2001 - Caltanissetta: S. Sciascia.No categories
- Protagoras.StanleyLombardo &Karen Bell (eds.) -1992 - Hackett Publishing Company.Lombardo and Bell have translated this important early dialogue on virtue, wisdom, and the nature of Sophistic teaching into an idiom remarkable for its liveliness and subtlety. Michael Frede has provided a substantial introduction that illuminates the dialogue's perennial interest, its Athenian political background, and the particular difficulties and ironic nuances of its argument.
- (8 other versions)Protagoras. Plato &StanleyLombardo -1935 - New York: Oxford University Press. Edited by C. C. W. Taylor.In this dialogue Plato shows the pretensions of the leading sophist, Protagoras, challenged by the critical arguments of Socrates. The dialogue broadens out to consider the nature of the good life and the role of intellect and pleasure.
- Semiconductor dielectric function, excitons and the Penn model.Diego Julio Cirilo-Lombardo -2015 -Philosophical Magazine 95 (9):1007-1015.No categories
- La mente affettiva di Spinoza: teoria delle idee adeguate.Mario G.Lombardo -2004 - Padova: Il Poligrafo.
- Dos biologías: diversas filosofías de la biología y una sola confusión.Raúl GutiérrezLombardo -1993 -Ludus Vitalis 1 (1):83-93.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- “A Vigorous Campaign against Abortion”: Views of American Leaders of Eugenics v. Supreme Court Distortions.Paul A.Lombardo -2023 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (3):473-479.The Supreme Court decided Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky in 2019. Justice Clarence Thomas’s opinion in the case claimed there was a direct connection between the legalization of abortion, in the late 20th Century, and the beginnings of the birth control movement a full three quarters of a century earlier. “Many eugenicists,” Thomas argued, “supported legalizing abortion.”Justice Samuel Alito highlighted similar claims in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, citing a brief entitled “The Eugenic Era Lives on through (...) the Abortion Movement.” That brief was an echo of Justice Thomas’ misguided attempt at history in the Box opinion. Similar claims reoccur in Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s opinion in the Texas mifepristone case, Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration.These false claims are the focus of this article. There is no evidence that early leaders of the eugenics movement supported abortion as part of the movement for birth control. It is accurate to describe those leaders as anti-abortion, and their followers as people who condemned abortion for moral, legal, and medical reasons. (shrink)
- Republicans, Democrats, & Doctors: The Lawmakers Who Wrote Sterilization Laws.Paul A.Lombardo -2023 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (1):123-130.During the 20th Century, thirty-two state legislatures passed laws that sanctioned coercive sexual sterilization as a solution to the purported detrimental increases in the population of “unfit” or “defective” citizens. While both scholarly and popular commentary has attempted to attribute these laws to political parties, or to broad or poorly defined ideological groups such as “progressives,” no one has identified the political allegiance of each legislator who introduced a successfully adopted sterilization law, and the governor who signed it. This article (...) remedies that omission. (shrink)
- “We Who Champion the Unborn”: Racial Poisons, Eugenics, and the Campaign for Prohibition.Paul A.Lombardo -2022 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 50 (1):124-138.Dr. Caleb Williams Saleeby was the author ofParenthood and Race Culture, one of the first monographs on eugenics and the book that popularized the term “racial poison.” The goal of eradicating the racial poisons and the harm they caused — particularly infant morbidity and mortality — provided common ground for early 20th century reformers, and their concerns fed the growing support for legal prohibition of alcohol.
- Francisco J. Ayala. La evolución y la flecha del Tiempo.Raúl GutiérrezLombardo -1998 -Ludus Vitalis 6 (10):65-74.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Escape from the dark forest: the experimentalist standpoint of Sante De Sanctis' psychology of dreams.Giovanni PietroLombardo &Renato Foschi -2008 -History of the Human Sciences 21 (3):45-69.Sante De Sanctis (1862—1935), a pioneer of psychology in Rome at the end of the 19th century, applied methods from the expanding field of experimental psychology to the study of dreams, which was considered one of the leading ways to gain an understanding of normal and pathological psychic life. Taking inspiration from several traditions, De Sanctis proposed a study that anticipated a scientific program that also differentiated between contemporary psychoanalytical interpretations according to which previous dream psychology was considered a 'dark (...) forest'. On the contrary, the multi-faceted methodology that he adopted for the study of an, until then, marginal phenomenon of the 'new' psychology, represented an element of originality that also included the elaboration of a psycho-physiological theory of dreams. Although the Italian psychologist's work on dreams was characterized by these important methodological changes, it disappeared from the references of those who contributed to the foundation of modern dreaming psychology after the Second World War. The present article places De Sanctis' psychology of dreams in its scientific context and singles out its originality while also analyzing the reasons for its marginalization. (shrink)
- How to Escape the Doctor's Dilemma? De‐Medicalize Reproductive Technologies.Paul A.Lombardo -2015 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 43 (2):326-329.Kara Swanson details the professional evolution of Alan Guttmacher, and the quandary he faced when the law interfered with prerogatives he wished to exercise in his practice of reproductive medicine. This response focuses on how decoupling reproductive technologies from a regime requiring medical licensure could lead to more complete reproductive autonomy for women.
- La teoría de la evolución y la iglesia Católica.Raúl GutiérrezLombardo -2002 -Ludus Vitalis 10 (17):111-122.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Summa.VicenteLombardo Toledano -1964 - México,:
- Translating theIliad for a Wider Public.StanleyLombardo -2010 -Classical World: A Quarterly Journal on Antiquity 103 (2):227-231.No categories
- Analogical Versus Discrete Theories of Possibility.E.Lombardo -2002 -Australasian Journal of Philosophy 80 (3):307.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- The Wheel of Life.StanleyLombardo &John Blofeld -1981 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 101 (4):433.No categories
- A Child's Right to Be Well Born: Venereal Disease and the Eugenic Marriage Laws, 1913–1935.Paul A.Lombardo -2017 -Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 60 (2):211-232.For nearly a century, and until very recently, the majority of U.S. states required a blood test for marriage license applicants. The tests identified people with conditions formerly designated as "venereal diseases," most importantly gonorrhea and syphilis. Those who tested positive were barred from civil marriage. Although the premarital testing requirement is no longer a feature of state law, numerous related enactments are common features of law in most states.The historical literature describing the rise and fall of laws prescribing marriage (...) restrictions related to VD has treated those enactments as public health measures, meant primarily to forestall the spread of disease to intimate partners. But laws to... (shrink)
- Stendhal : « La vérité, l’'pre vérité ».PatriziaLombardo -2013 -Philosophiques 40 (1):87.PatriziaLombardo | : Stendhal et Musil sont les deux écrivains par excellence qui se sont interrogés sur le type de connaissance qui vient de la littérature. Avant Musil et comme Musil, Stendhal répond à cette question fondamentale en montrant que le roman offre une connaissance des émotions humaines et de leur lien avec les valeurs. Il s’agit à la fois de valeurs éthiques — les situations morales dans lesquelles se trouvent les personnages — et des valeurs esthétiques et (...) proprement littéraires — le tragique, le comique, le tragi-comique, le sublime, etc. Surtout, le roman n’est pas simple représentation du réel, mais aussi du possible. L’analyse de quelques phrases hypothétiques, conjectures et expériences de pensée dans Le Rouge et le Noir, confirme la thèse que la littérature propose une connaissance du possible à travers le travail de l’imagination. | : Stendhal and Musil are deeply concerned with the question of theknowledge value of literature. Like Musil and before him, Stendhalanswered this question by showing the potential of the novel :this literary form presents human emotions and their connection tovalues. The characters deal with various situations, therefore conveyethical values, while aesthetic values —such as the comic, thetragic, the tragic-comic, the sublime- emerge from the way in whichhuman actions and emotions are represented. All these values arebrought about by the style of Stendhal, which is both form and content,both ethical and aesthetic. The analysis of some hypotheticalsentences, conjectures and thought experiments in The Red and the Blackconfirms the thesis later endorsed by Musil, that literature allows forthe knowledge of the possible, thanks to the exercise of theimagination. (shrink)No categories
- Charity Scott, Bioethics, and Health Law.Paul A.Lombardo -2024 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 52 (2):287-289.As Steve Kaminshine said in his comments at the symposium honoring Charity Scott, I was recruited to come to Georgia State University as a “Law and Bioethics” scholar who had spent more than sixteen years shuttling between an office in a hospital and another in a law school. But when I first visited Georgia State Law, I did not know that more than ten years earlier Charity Scott had spent the better part of an academic year living and breathing clinical (...) ethics at Grady Memorial Hospital.1 Because of her usual habit of immersion in all learning experiences, in that year Charity gained more insight into how hospitals work and how physicians behave when they are knee deep in their professional milieu of life and death decision-making than many full-time bioethics academics do in a career. For the rest of her career Charity kept one foot well planted in the medical context, as an advisor in problems of research ethics, as a teacher in her own medical-legal partnership structured around real-life clinical problems, and as an ethical analyst who could never be accused of mouthing a mantra of phrases, the “vacuous incantation of abstract principles”2 that might pass for bioethics discourse in some circles. (shrink)
- Feminist political analysis: Exploring strengths, hegemonies and limitations.EmanuelaLombardo &Johanna Kantola -2017 -Feminist Theory 18 (3):323-341.Austerity politics, war in the Middle East and at other borders of the European Union, the rise of nationalisms, the emergence of populist parties and politicians, Islamophobia and the refugee crisis are amongst the recent developments suggesting the need for discussions about the theories and concepts that academic disciplines provide for making sense of societal, cultural and political transformations. In this article, we focus on the capacities of feminist political theories to undertake this task. By assessing different feminist approaches to (...) political analysis that range from focusing on women and men, to analysing gender, to doing intersectionality and to adopting post-structural and new materialist approaches, we explore the contributions and the limitations of each framework. This allows us to consider where feminist theoretical debates on gender and politics currently are, to assess old and new developments and to address lacunae in the debate. Our argument is that dominant approaches in political science influence the emergence and marginalisation of particular feminist frameworks for political analysis, but also that feminist theorising of gender and politics, in striving for recognition within mainstream political science, reproduces its own hegemonies and marginalisations. (shrink)No categories
- The quality of gender equality policies: A discursive approach.EmanuelaLombardo &Andrea Krizsan -2013 -European Journal of Women's Studies 20 (1):77-92.Can the quality of gender+ equality policies be defined in ways that apply across different policy contexts and different policy moments? In light of different scholarly debates and empirical material from gender violence policy debates especially in Southern and Central Eastern Europe, this article discusses dilemmas around defining the quality of gender+ equality policies. It proposes a two-dimensional model. The first dimension links quality to procedural aspects: empowerment of women’s rights advocates at different stages of the policy process, and transformation (...) with reference to prevailing contextual legacies. The second dimension is more substantive, and includes genderedness, intersectionality and the structurally transformative focus of policies. The article illustrates how within the framework set by these criteria, the quality of gender equality policies is constructed through policy debates in ways that are dependent on the different discursive, institutional and structural factors specific to various policy contexts. (shrink)No categories
- O Santo e a Cidade: a pregação urbana de Santo António nos Sermões Medievais.EleonoraLombardo -2017 -Horizonte 15 (48):1274.Este artigo intenta apresentar como a pregação de Santo António de Pádua está conectada com a cidade. Através de alguns exemplos tomados das legendas hagiográficas e sermões, o autor reconstrói as mudanças de atitudes de hagiógrafos e pregadores ligados a António algumas vezes a um contexto urbano geral e, em última medida, a cidade de Pádua. Em particular, o artigo se detém sobre alguns textos que destacam o efeito da pregação de Santo António no seu público-alvo, ou seja, a população (...) da cidade em que falava. O período da análise é primariamente compreendido durante a canonização do santo, em meados do século XIV. Apesar disso, algumas referências a autores da época posterior serão feitas como comparação e aprofundamento da panorâmica oferecida. No final da Idade Média, santo António acabaria por ser, em certa medida, o modelo para os frades mendicantes, talvez atraídos pelos santos mais próximos no tempo. (shrink)
- Teaching Health Law.Paul A.Lombardo -2008 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 36 (3):589-593.
- The Black Stork: Eugenics and the Death of "Defective" Babies in American Medicine and Motion Pictures Since 1915.Paul A.Lombardo &Martin S. Pernick -1997 -Hastings Center Report 27 (2):43.
- The role of the self in mindblindness in autism.Michael V.Lombardo &Simon Baron-Cohen -2011 -Consciousness and Cognition 20 (1):130-140.Since its inception the ‘mindblindness’ theory of autism has greatly furthered our understanding of the core social-communication impairments in autism spectrum conditions . However, one of the more subtle issues within the theory that needs to be elaborated is the role of the ‘self’. In this article, we expand on mindblindness in ASC by addressing topics related to the self and its central role in the social world and then review recent research in ASC that has yielded important insights by (...) contrasting processes relating to both self and other. We suggest that new discoveries lie ahead in understanding how self and other are interrelated and/or distinct, and how understanding atypical self-referential and social-cognitive mechanisms may lead to novel ideas as to how to facilitate social-communicative abilities in ASC. (shrink)
- John C. Fletcher.Paul A.Lombardo -2004 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 32 (3):538-539.
- Sublime et deinótès dans l'antiquité gréco-latine.GiovanniLombardo -2003 -Revue Philosophique de la France Et de l'Etranger 128 (4):403.L'originalité du traité Sur le style de Démétrios réside avant tout dans sa théorie du style élégant et du style puissant. L'alliance de la puissance et de la grâce produit des effets « effrayants ». Les « grâces effrayantes » de Démétrios semblent annoncer l'idée du sublime en tant qu' « horreur délicieuse » telle que la proposera Edmund Burke The originality of Demetrios' Treaty on Style is first and foremost in his theory of an elegant style and strong style. (...) The alliance of strength and elegance leads to frightening effects. Demetrios' frightening elegances seem to forecast the idea of the delightful horror as Edmund Burke will suggest later. (shrink)
- The organizer formation: Two molecules are better than one.AuroraLombardo -1996 -Bioessays 18 (4):267-270.A recent paper by Watabe et al.(1) describes the identification, in the promoter region of the organizer‐specific gene goosecoid, of two distinct growth factor responsive elements that are required for the regulation of this gene both in vitro and in vivo. This is an important finding since it provides molecular evidence in support of the recently proposed model in which the production of dorsal type mesoderm is thought to require a synergistic interaction between a general mesoderm inducing factor and a (...) dorsalizing competence modifier(2,6–8). Furthermore, the authors provide an elegant example of how a response element can become a useful tool to map the presence of a biologically available ligand within the embryo. (shrink)
- The Positivist and the Ontologist: Bergmann, Carnap and Logical Realism.Eugenio S. G.Lombardo -2003 -Mind 112 (448):724-728.
- Bioethics on the Subcontinent: The Sindh Institute in Karachi. [REVIEW]Paul A.Lombardo -2011 -HEC Forum 23 (1):57-61.In this personal narrative the author recounts his experiences teaching bioethics in Pakistan. He notes the different moral, cultural and legal environments of Pakistan as compared to the United States, and in particular, the ways in which subtle interpretations of Sharia law shape bioethical reflections as well as the biomedical legal environment. As he argues, any attempt to export models of bioethics from one country to another with no attention to social and cultural differences is a recipe for failure. To (...) presume that all ethical considerations are universal is to devalue moral traditions that differ from our own, and dismiss cultural values of other societies. (shrink)
- Evolutionary Genetics and Theological Narratives of Human Origins.Nicholas E.Lombardo -2018 -Heythrop Journal 59 (3):523-533.
- History and Form.PatriziaLombardo -2010 - In N. Badmington,Roland Barthes. pp. 1384.No categories
- La doctrina de San Agustín sobre la guerra y la paz.GlLombardo -1991 -Augustinus 36 (141-144):173-179.No categories
- Un filosofo ed una folosofia.NelloLombardo -1940 - Modena,: Guanda.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Processing Coordinated Structures: Incrementality and Connectedness.Patrick Sturt &VincenzoLombardo -2005 -Cognitive Science 29 (2):291-305.We recorded participants' eye movements while they read sentences containing verb‐phrase coordination. Results showed evidence of immediate processing disruption when a reflexive pronoun embedded in the conjoined verb phrase mismatched the sentence subject. We argue that this result is incompatible with models of human parsing that employ only bottom‐up parsing procedures, even when flexible constituency is employed. Models need to incorporate a mechanism similar to the adjoining operation in Tree‐Adjoining Grammar, in which one structure is inserted into another.
- Gli stadi nel cammino della vita in S. Kierkegaard.GaspareLombardo -2017 - Milano: Lampi di stampa.Con un'impostazione che coniuga la fedeltà testuale e l'approfondimento critico, il percorso di questo libro mira a ricondurre l'edificazione kierkegaardina - spesso considerata mera esortazione spirituale - allo spessore autenticamente filosofico d'una via soggettiva alla verità. Un modello antioggettivistico di filosofare senza perdere di vista né l'esercizio del dubbio né la dimensione della fede. Attraverso l' interpretazione kierkegaardiane di C. Fabro si è giunti all'esposizione e ai lineamenti descrittivi fondamentali della nozione del singolo. Il singolo viene presentato dallo stesso Kierkegaard (...) come la mia categoria. Sta di fatto che si può intendere l'intera produzione kierkegaardiana come un pensare soggettivamente il singolo. Pensiero etico carico di conseguenze pratiche, giacchè il danese non pretendeva fondare una scuola filosofica ma soltanto rendere attenti, svegliare le coscienze. (shrink)
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