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P. Oxy. VIII 1151

Sanzo, Joseph

This article provides an analysis and new translation of P. Oxy. VIII 1151, a fifth-century CE Greek amulet from Oxyrhynchus (Egypt). This analysis draws particular attention to its relationship with ancient prayers.

ROMANIZATION OF BRITAIN: AN ESSAY IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION 30 YEARS ON: AN ACCOUNT ON HEGEMONY AND SUBALTERNS IN ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Mauro Puddu

2020 marked the 30th anniversary of the publication of Martin Millett’s “The Romanization of Britain”. The essay, which has proven influential for all Classics studies then, was largely inspired by Gramsci’s concept of hegemony, used by Millett as a framework to analyse the role of local élites in shaping Britain as a...

Iconicity as a Constitutive Parameter of the Anatolian Hieroglyphic Writing

Annick Payne

Article discusses role of iconicity in hieroglyphic writing.

A Poetics of Silence and Colonial Discourse: Repurposing African Folklore in Imperial Russia

Anita Frison

The paper examines the reception and repurposing of African folklore in late imperial Russia through two case studies: Dmitrii Koropchevskii’s Fables and Tales of Savage Peoples (1874) and Nikolai Kun’s African Folktales (1912). Highlighting the mechanisms of circulation of colonial knowledge, the study reveals a dual...

Statistical modeling of extreme precipitation

Carlo Gaetan · Thomas Opitz · Gwladys Toulemonde

Vectors for Workers: Models of Automation and Autonomy in the Long AI Century

Pasquinelli, Matteo

The rise of AI should not be read as a neutral technological advance but as the latest stage in a long struggle between capital’s drives towards automation, labour’s resistance to exploitation, and society’s quest for autonomy. To situate AI within this history, past theories of automation must be revisited and expande...

A Chair for Minkowski

Claudio Calosi · Alessandro Cecconi · Damiano Costa

This paper addresses the problem of relativistic change. This problem originates from the fact that while we ordinarily conceive of objects as having relatively invariant shapes, relativity seems to imply that their shape may vary dramatically across different reference frames. While the problem was originally presente...

Bagliori e abbagli dei vetri veneziani nelle lettere turco-ottomane

giampiero Bellingeri

Il proposito sarebbe quello di cogliere un rispecchiarsi, nella danza, di canzoni, di cadenze, espresse con i versi turco-ottomani nelle inflessioni, le curve, le linee che le carte manoscritte veneziane disegnano intorno e davanti alle opere in vetro presentate ai Signori del Bosforo. Proviamo cioè a fissare per qual...

The Greek and Latin Background to Scholarios’ Thomistic Scriptural Quotations in his Compendium of Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologiae Ia IIae

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Language acquisition in hearing L2 learners of LIS: adapting to a different modality

Eleonora Digiorgio · Elena Fornasiero · Chiara Branchini

The study examines the acquisition of LIS as a second language by adult hearing beginner students providing a qualitative analysis of the errors detected in the production of phonological parameters. LIS learners’ errors pattern with those described in the literature for M2L2 learners of other sign languages, showing a...