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Human Neural Stem Cell Systems

Building and functioning of the human brain requires the precise orchestration and execution of myriad molecular and cellular processes, across a multitude of cell types and over an extended period of time. Neural Stem Cells (NSCs) represent the heart of these processes, since they increase the pool of neural progenitors and are the founders of all the neural progeny which will constitute the adult human brain.

Clitemestra nell’Elettra di Euripide: la diffrazione di un paradigma

In “Electra” Euripides outlines the character of Clytemnestra adapting some elements of the Aeschylean one to a less heroic context, so that the literary stereotype of the perverse woman is inserted in a less clear-cut frame. The paper illustrates this by highlighting dramaturgical and thematic symmetries and reversals, but especially by showing Euripides’ manipulation of the paradigm as well as the particular meaning he attributes to this term: while dialoguing with his models, he takes up a...

The Doctor’s Visit: Aspects of Love Melancholy in Seventeenth-century England

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Nuovi versi per Venere: Swinburne, Rossetti e i Preraffaelliti

È stato un momento di rara Bellezza nella storia della cultura inglese. O meglio, in cui la Bellezza ha acquistato tratti inediti e irreversibili lasciando tracce evidenti che ancora oggi perdurano. Questo momento, nato dall’incontro tra pittura e poesia in Inghilterra, è stato reso così pervasivo da Dante Gabriel Rossetti e da Charles Algernon Swinburne. Testimonanianzadi questo è il poemetto "Laus Veneris" di cui si offre una lettura anche alla luce delle fonti europee.

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