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1 Contributo su Rivista 140267
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- 1.1 Articolo in rivista 130135
- 1.2 Recensione in rivista 3210
- 1.3 Scheda bibliografica 413
- 1.4 Nota a sentenza 991
- 1.5 Abstract in rivista 5370
- 1.6 Traduzione in rivista 148

2 Contributo in Volume 34124
- 2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio) 29256
- 2.2 Prefazione/Postfazione 875
- 2.3 Breve introduzione 514
- 2.4 Voce (in dizionario o enciclopedia) 2346
- 2.5 Traduzione in volume 285
- 2.6 Recensione in volume 39
- 2.7 Schede di catalogo 809

3 Libro 6683
- 3.1 Monografia o trattato scientifico 5810
- 3.2 Concordanza 11
- 3.3 Indice 20
- 3.4 Bibliografia 10
- 3.5 Edizione critica 186
- 3.6 Pubblicazione di fonti inedite 198
- 3.7 Commento scientifico 142
- 3.8 Traduzione di libro 306

4 Contributo in Atti di Convegno (Proceeding) 49561
- 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno 36556
- 4.2 Abstract in Atti di convegno 11252
- 4.3 Poster 1753

5 Altro 3874
- 5.01 Composizione 104
- 5.02 Disegno 19
- 5.03 Design 4
- 5.04 Performance 15
- 5.05 Esposizione 36
- 5.06 Mostra 60
- 5.07 Manufatto 4
- 5.08 Prototipo d'arte e relativi progetti 2
- 5.09 Cartografia 245
- 5.10 Banca dati 390
- 5.11 Software 110
- 5.12 Altro 2885

6 Brevetti 967
- 6.1 Brevetto 967

7 Curatele 3429
- 7.1 Curatela 3429

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