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ISSN 2384-8987 · Università degli Studi di Torino · 485 articles in the index
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Deep Fake: Plato’s Cave and the Virtual World
Human beings are animals who use tools. But the tools we use also reshape us – changing the way we think, the way we organize our lives, our relationships, our societies. Each time, the introduction of a new technology into human societies has brought war, the destruction of human lives. Because…
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[rec. di] Sabine Eickenrodt und Ethel Matala de Mazza (Hrsg.), "Der Tod und seine Presse. Nachrufe im literarischen Feuilleton der Zwischenkriegszeit", Berlin-Boston, Walter de Gruyter, 2023
[rec. di] Sabine Eickenrodt und Ethel Matala de Mazza (Hrsg.), "Der Tod und seine Presse. Nachrufe im literarischen Feuilleton der Zwischenkriegszeit", Berlin-Boston, Walter de Gruyter, 2023
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Writing the Gefühl
When considering the impact of women’s writing on the development of scientific knowledge in the eighteenth century, the importance of Sophie von La Roche emerges. She was a German woman of letters who had a particular influence on the intellectual context of her time through a literary salon she…
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Medical Knowledge and Remedies for Wellbeing in Eighteenth-Century Domestic Lexicography
Eighteenth-century cookery books traditionally organised women’s knowledge and expertise about household management and cooking. Having reached an ever-widening market precisely throughout this century, these works also proved to be a means through which women could play their part in the…
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Challenging Oblivion
Throughout history, translation has played a crucial role in the dissemination of scientific knowledge, yet the contributions of women translators have been largely overlooked. From the late seventeenth century, women became increasingly involved in the translation of scientific and philosophical…
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Tra calcolo e creatività: il pensiero visionario di Ada Lovelace
La fama di Augusta Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) si basa principalmente sulla pubblicazione della traduzione, dal francese all’inglese, di un testo scientifico che descrive l’idea progettuale dell’Analytical Engine di Charles Babbage (1791-1871), un’invenzione definita nel tempo come il primo prototipo…
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Judith Drake’s Dissemination of Empiricism and Rationalism
The present article examines Judith Drake’s important contribution to the dissemination of scientific discourses in England in the long eighteenth century. Celebrated as one of the most influential protofeminist thinkers, she deserves no less attention for her engagement with new sciences. Medical…
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Victorian Poetry of the Prime
This contribution explores how Victorian poet May Kendall found in contemporary natural history discoveries new poetic material with which to problematise the discursive practices and dominant ethos of her society. Starting from the analysis of her satire Ballad of the Ichthyosaurus (1885), this…
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La “nuovissima invenzione” di Maria Sibylla Merian, artista e scienziata
Nel 1660 a Francoforte sul Meno, Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717), che ha solo tredici anni, prende un’importante quanto anomala decisione: quella di dedicare la sua vita all’osservazione della natura e allo studio delle metamorfosi dei bruchi. Formatasi come pittrice nella bottega d’arte di…
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Negotiating Their Medical Authority
Analyzing the life writings and libraries of three turn-of-the-century British women - Frances Burney d’Arblay, Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi, and Anne Lister - this study examines how women used medical language as a tool for establishing authority in their everyday lives. All three of these women…
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Gerson Bilingue.
Jean Gerson (1363-1429) a écrit en latin et en français. Il a traduit certaines de ses oeuvres, des nombreuses autres traductions ont circulé aussi, au point qu’il est parfois difficile de départager version(s) originale(s) et réélaborations. Dans ce contexte, le ms. Lille 129 (fin XVe siècle) a un…
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Mediated Masculinities and Screen Speech in Japan
This article examines the representation of male speech in two episodes of the Japanese television segment Shirabete Mitara, aired on Fuji TV between August and November 2025. Focusing on interviews with foreign men in Japan, it analyzes the voice-over and subtitling strategies through which their…
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CLIL NELLA CLASSE DI ITALIANO ALL’UNIVERSITÀ IN R.P.C.: UNO STUDIO DI CASO
Questo studio affronta la carenza di letteratura sull’implementazione della metodologia CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) per l’insegnamento dell'italiano come lingua straniera (LS) in Repubblica Popolare Cinese (R.P.C.). L'approccio CLIL, che integra l’apprendimento di una lingua con…
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The Poetics of Exile and Resistance
This study examines the discursive construction of postcolonial identity and political resistance in the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish. It analyzes how exile, land, memory, and poetic language shape subjectivity and sustain cultural continuity under conditions of colonial displacement. Grounded in…
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"Paul et Virginie" en Roumanie
Cet article examine les traductions roumaines de Paul et Virginie de Bernardin de Saint Pierre, en retraçant leur évolution du XIXe siècle jusqu'à nos jours. En se concentrant sur des traductions clés et sur leurs contextes éditoriaux, l'étude met en évidence la manière dont les conditions…
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Ricordo di GIULIO C. LEPSCHY (Venezia 1935-Londra 2026)
Ricordo di GIULIO C. LEPSCHY (Venezia 1935-Londra 2026)
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Es ist so, (dass)
Questo contributo esamina la costruzione tedesca es ist so (dass), tipica della lingua parlata. Nella prima parte viene adottata una prospettiva intralinguistica, concentrandosi esclusivamente sul tedesco e con l'obiettivo di definire le caratteristiche morfosintattiche e le funzioni pragmatiche…
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Introduction
This introduction introduces the eight essays that make up this special issue on "women writers, textual genres and scientific knowledge" from the mid-seventeenth century to the late nineteenth century. The articles will be introduced as so many explorations into the question of how textuality, and…