Per un teatro abitato. Storia, fenomenologia e orizzonti delle residenze teatrali in Italia.

The aim of this study is to provide a first monographic approach to the field of theatre residencies, in order to define a comprehensive theoretical and practical profile, within a structured historical and cultural framework. Theatre residencies are in fact a relatively recent phenomenon, emerging in the first half of the twentieth century and proliferating worldwide over the last fifty years. They are multifaceted in nature, combining artistic and technical disciplines and bringing together...

Per un teatro abitato. Storia, fenomenologia e orizzonti delle residenze teatrali in Italia

L’obiettivo del presente studio è tentare un primo approccio monografico all’ambito delle residenze teatrali, al fine di definirne un profilo teorico e pratico esaustivo, all’interno di una cornice storica e culturale strutturata. Le residenze artistiche sono infatti un fenomeno recente, emerso nella prima metà del secolo scorso, e proliferato a livello mondiale nel corso degli ultimi cinquant’anni; un fenomeno poliedrico, che mescola discipline artistiche e tecniche, e avvicina ambiti del sa...

Counter-History of an Unsettled Peace: A Study on the Failure of Conflict Resolution in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Essere conservatrice nella Turchia del Secondo dopoguerra. L’universo di Samiha Ayverdi narrato attraverso İbrahim Efendi Konaǧı

L’imprenditorialità circolare per lo sviluppo dei territori in ottica green

Being a Contemporary Woman Writer. Il saggio sulla scrittura: Deborah Levy, Jeanette Winterson e Zadie Smith

Since the publication of Montaigne’s Essaies in 1580, the essay’s tendency to escape definitions as well as its ability to take on several forms, have epitomised it as protean. Among its features is also the ability of being self-reflexive and of lending itself to exploring issues that merge the personal and the political, together with the professional aspects of the craft of writing. This thesis addresses these aspects within the more specific context of essays by writers such as Deborah Le...

Teaching Japanese Pragmatics: ne, yo, and yone in Italian University Classrooms

This dissertation addresses a persistent challenge in Japanese as a Foreign Language: the acquisition and teaching of interactional particles ne, yo, and yone, which are crucial for pragmatic nuance in everyday talk. Despite their centrality in interaction, textbooks often reduce them to simplified, prescriptive meanings, leaving learners with incomplete understandings. The study adopts the Place of Negotiation framework (Maynard, 2002) to conceptualize these particles across three interrelat...

SACRED LANDSCAPES IN THE PELOPONNESE: ACHAIA AND NORTHERN ARCADIA

This work examines the sacred landscapes of Achaia and Northern Arcadia from the Early Iron Age (10th century BC) to the Roman conquest of Greece in 146 BC. Through an interdisciplinary approach combining archaeology, history, and advanced digital tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the study systematically catalogues cultic sites and explores their spatial, environmental, and social contexts. The research reveals that sanctuaries in this region were deeply embedded in both na...

Corpus Linguistics and Digital Environments in English: from Academic Research to English Language Learning, Testing and Assessment

This study is collocated in the field of Corpus Linguistics, English Language Teaching and English for Academic Purposes. It investigates the potential of corpus-based techniques to analyse students’ written productions in digital environments and to offer insights for e-assessment tools and syllabus development in both general and academic English. The research adopts a corpus-informed approach to online language learning and testing, combining linguistic analysis, assessment practices, and ...