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UNINA990008292890403321 |
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Censis |
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39. rapporto sulla situazione sociale del paese : 2005 / Censis ; con il patrocinio del CNEL |
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[Milano] : FrancoAngeli, (stampa 2005) |
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UNINA9910465774903321 |
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Nocchi Francesca Romana |
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Commento agli Epigrammata Bobiensia / / di Francesca Romana Nocchi |
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Berlin, [Germany] ; ; Boston, [Massachusetts] : , : De Gruyter, , 2016 |
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©2016 |
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3-11-046627-9 |
3-11-046667-8 |
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1 online resource (492 p.) |
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Texte und Kommentare, , 0563-3087 ; ; Band 54 |
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Epigrams, Italian |
Epigrammata Bobiensia |
Epigrams, Latin |
Electronic books. |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Commento agli "Epigrammata Bobiensia" -- Frontmatter -- Prefazione -- Indice del volume -- Introduzione -- 1. Tradizione del testo e genesi della raccolta -- 2. Struttura della raccolta e matrice letteraria -- 3. La matrice retorica -- 4. Contesto storico-culturale della raccolta -- 5. Paternità dei componimenti -- 6. Avvertenza -- 7. Sigla -- Commento agli Epigrammata Bobiensia -- 1. <In Aquas Maternas> -- 2. In domum suam Spoleti -- 3. In eandem -- 4. In balneas eiusdem domus -- 5. In semetipsum ubi supra -- 6. De semetipso et imagine -- 7. Item aliud -- 8. Item aliud in imagines diversae aetatis suae -- 9. De aegritudine sua et aetate -- 10. In buculam Myronis -- 11. Aliud in eandem -- 12. Item aliud in eandem -- 13. Item in eandem -- 14. In Venerem armatam -- 15. In imaginem Veneris -- 16. In aeneum Silenum -- 17. In marmoreum signum -- 18. In gemmam signatoriam -- 19. Iuppiter et Amor -- 20. Amethystus gemma -- 21. Aliud -- 22. De uxore ducenda -- 23. Aliter -- 24. Item aliud -- 25. Nihil in vita expedire -- 26. Item contra hoc -- 27. De varietate Fortunae -- 28. De eadem -- 29. De lepore -- 30. Ad puellam -- 31. Ad puellam Stellam -- 32. Item ad aliam -- 33. De amissa puella -- 34. De puella -- 35. Aliter de alia -- 36. De Penelope -- 38. Cuiusdam in Aquas Maternas |
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-- 39. Domitii Marsi de Atia matre Augusti (fr. 3 Fogazza = 8 Courtney/Blänsdorf) -- 40. Eiusdem in eandem (fr. 4 Fogazza = 9 Courtney/Blänsdorf) -- 41. In Philippum -- 42. <...> -- 43. Ex sepulchro Latinae Viae -- 44. De nuce arbore -- 45. In Didonis imaginem ex Graeco -- 46. In grammaticos indoctos -- 47. De matrimonio grammatici infausto -- 48. In balneas Attici cos -- 49. De homine pigro -- 50. In eum qui ex librario grammaticus erat -- 51. In Scyllam Constantinopolitanam in circo -- 52. De fratribus Thebanis -- 53. In Medeae imaginem -- 54. Aliud in eandem -- 55. In caecum et claudum -- 56. Aliter in caecum et claudum -- 57. Ad Nonium Atticum de opere suo -- 58. In Aquas Maternas -- 59. Item de habenda re -- 60. De divite et paupere -- 61. In grammaticum -- 62. Ex Hesiodo translatum -- 63. De Theombroto -- 64. In grammaticos imperitos -- 65. In Faustum staturae brevis. Anicii Probini -- 66. Epicuri opinio -- 67. De ingratis ex Menandro -- 68. Ex Demosthene -- 69. Ex eodem -- 70. In Romulum -- 71. Ex Graeco -- Bibliografia -- 1. Abbreviazioni -- 2. Principali edizioni, commenti e traduzioni degli Epigrammata Bobiensia -- 3. Saggi e monografie -- Index nominum et rerum notabilium -- Index locorum |
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The Epigrammata Bobiensia are a collection consisting of 71 poems written between the fourth and fifth century d.C. This book offers new answers to old and fundamental questions, such as the identity of the authors of anonymous texts, the original extent of the collection, and the disposal of the same epigrams. The collection deals with a huge variety of epigrammatic themes and genres: while translations are chiefly from the Greek, the main and most valuable epigrams are those written by the poet Naucellius. All the authors belong to an educated pagan environment associated with Symmachus, but gravitating toward Ausonius. The absence of polemical accents and the search for balanced expressions fit well with this pagan elite, for whom the literary revival of classic models is a rhetorical exercise and an instrument of cultural affirmation. The importance of Epigrammata Bobiensia consists preeminently in the fact that they appear as the most emblematic cultural product of Late Antiquity. |
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UNINA9910255203103321 |
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Autore |
Allen Michael |
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Civil Disobedience in Global Perspective : Decency and Dissent over Borders, Inequities, and Government Secrecy / / by Michael Allen |
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Dordrecht : , : Springer Netherlands : , : Imprint : Springer, , 2017 |
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[1st ed. 2017.] |
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1 online resource (VII, 144 p.) |
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Studies in Global Justice, , 1871-0409 ; ; 16 |
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Political science |
Civil law |
Philosophy of Law |
Political Science |
Civil Law |
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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters. |
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Chapter One Introduction: A Global Practice of Civil Disobedience -- Chapter Two Decency, the Right to Disobey, and Non-Domination -- Chapter Three Undocumented Disobedients as a Special Class of Civil Disobedients -- Chapter Four Institutionalizing the Human Right of the Undocumented to be Domestic Political Participants -- Chapter Five Unfair Terms of Global Cooperation and the Fair Equality of Liberty between Peoples -- Chapter Six Executive Prerogative and Disobedient Disclosure of Government Secrets -- Chapter Seven Disobedience as an Expression of Global Solidarity and Redefining Disobedience in a Global Perspective. |
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This book explores a hitherto unexamined possibility of justifiable disobedience opened up by John Rawls’ Law of Peoples. This is the possibility of disobedience justified by appeal to standards of decency that are shared by peoples who do not otherwise share commitments to the same principles of justice, and whose societies are organized according to very different basic social institutions. Justified by appeal to shared decency standards, disobedience by diverse state and non-state actors indeed challenge injustices in the international system of states. The book considers three case studies: disobedience by the |
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undocumented, disobedient challenges to global economic inequities, and the disobedient disclosure of government secrets. It proposes a substantial analytical redefinition of civil disobedience in a global perspective, identifying the creation of global solidarity relations as its goal. Michael Allen breaks new ground in our understanding of global justice. Traditional views, such as those of Rawls, see justice as a matter of recognizing the moral status of all free and equal person as citizens in a state. Allen argues that this fails to see things from the global perspective. From this perspective disobedience is not merely a matter of social cooperation. Rather, it is a matter of self determination that guarantees the invulnerability of different types of persons and peoples to domination. This makes the disobedience by the undocumented justified, based on the idea that all persons are moral equals, so that all sovereign peoples need to reject dominating forms of social organization for all persons, and not just their own citizens. In an age of mass movements of people, Allen gives us a strong reason to change our practices in treating the undocumented. James Bohman, St Louis University, Danforth Chair in the Humanities This monograph is an important contribution to our thinking on civil disobedience and practices of dissent in a globalized world. This is an era where non-violent social movements have had a significant role in challenging the abuse of power in contexts as diverse, yet interrelated as the Arab Spring protests and the Occupy protests. Moreover, while protests such as these speak to a local political horizon, they also have a global footprint, catalyzing a transnational dialogue about global justice, political strategy and cosmopolitan solidarity. Speaking directly to such complexities, Allen makes a compelling case for a global perspective regarding civil disobedience. Anyone interested in how the dynamics of non-violent protest have shaped and reshaped the landscape for democratic engagement in a globalized world will find this book rewarding and insightful. Vasuki Nesiah, New York University. |
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