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152. Dal tribale al globale. L'antropologia del mondo contemporaneo

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MALIGHETTI, ROBERTO, Malighetti, R, Fabietti, U, Matera, V, MALIGHETTI, ROBERTO, FABIETTI, UGO ENZO MAURO, MATERA, VINCENZO, MALIGHETTI, ROBERTO, Malighetti, R, Fabietti, U, Matera, V, MALIGHETTI, ROBERTO, FABIETTI, UGO ENZO MAURO, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
2001

153. Il viaggio e la scrittura

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MATERA, VINCENZO, Nerozzi, P., Matera, V, Nerozzi, P, MATERA, VINCENZO, Nerozzi, P., Matera, V, and Nerozzi, P

Published
2001

160. Antropologia dialogica

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

161. incesto, proibizione dell'

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

162. Infrastruttura/sovrastruttura

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

163. Genealogia

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

164. India, civiltà dell'

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

165. Amazzonia, culture dell'

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

166. Lavoro

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

167. Etnopoetica

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

168. Produzione

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

169. struttura

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

170. Autorità etnografica

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

171. Sistemi di parentela

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

172. storia delle tradizioni popolari

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

173. Residenza

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

174. Divisione del lavoro

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

175. Discendenza

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

176. Matrimonio

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

177. Himalaya, culture dell'

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

178. scrittura etnografica

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Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, MATERA, VINCENZO, Fabietti U, Remotti F, Matera, V, and MATERA, VINCENZO

Published
1997

191. Bridging the Faraoni and Selli oceanic anoxic events: short and repetitive dys- and anaerobic episodes during the late Hauterivian to early Aptian in the central Tethys.

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Föllmi, K. B., Bôle, M., Jammet, N., Froidevaux, P., Godet, A., Bodin, S., Adatte, T., Matera, V., Fleitmann, D., and Spangenberg, J. E.

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A detailed stratigraphical and geochemical analysis was performed on the upper part of the Maiolica Formation outcropping in the Breggia (southern Switzerland) and Capriolo sections (northern Italy). In these localities, the Maiolica Formation consists of well-bedded, partly siliceous, pelagic, micritic carbonate, which lodges numerous thin, dark and organic-rich layers. Stable-isotope, phosphorus, organic-carbon and a suite of redox-sensitive trace-metal contents (RSTE: Mo, U, Co, V and As) were measured. Higher densities of organic-rich layers were identified in the uppermost Hauterivian, lower Barremian and the Barremian-Aptian boundary intervals, whereas the upper Barremian interval and the interval immediately following the Barremian-Aptian boundary interval are characterized by lower densities of organic-rich layers. TOC contents, RSTE pattern and Corg:Ptot ratios indicate that most layers were deposited under dysaerobic rather than anaerobic conditions and that latter conditions were likely restricted to short intervals in the latest Hauterivian, the early Barremian and the pre-Selli early Aptian. Correlations are possible with organic-rich intervals in central Italy (the Gorgo a Cerbara section) and the Boreal northwest German Basin, and with the facies and drowning pattern in the evolution of the Helvetic segment of the northern Tethyan carbonate platform. Our data and correlations suggest that the latest Hauterivian witnessed the progressive installation of dysaerobic conditions in the Tethys, which went along with the onset in sediment condensation, phosphogenesis and platform drowning on the northern Tethyan margin, and which culminated in the Faraoni anoxic episode. This brief episode is followed by further episodes of dysaerobic conditions in the Tethys and the northwest German Basin, which became more frequent and progressively stronger in the late early Barremian. Platform drowning persisted and did not halt before the latest early Barremian. The late Barremian witnessed diminishing frequencies and intensities in dysaerobic conditions, which went along with the progressive installation of the Urgonian carbonate platform. Near the Barremian-Aptian boundary, the increasing density in dysaerobic episodes in the Tethyan and northwest German Basins is paralleled by a change towards heterozoan carbonate production on the northern Tethyan shelf. The following return to more oxygenated conditions is correlated with the second phase of Urgonian platform growth and the period immediately preceding and corresponding to the Selli anoxic episode is characterized by renewed platform drowning and the change to heterozoan carbonate production. Changes towards more humid climate conditions were likely the cause for the repetitive installation of dys- to anaerobic conditions in the Tethyan and Boreal basins and the accompanying changes in the evolution of the carbonate platform towards heterozoan carbonate-producing ecosystems and platform drowning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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193. Social media and politics of identity

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Biscaldi, Angela and Matera, Vincenzo

Subjects
Social Science, Sociology, Anthropology, Cultural & Social, bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JH Sociology & anthropology::JHB Sociology, bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JH Sociology & anthropology::JHM Anthropology::JHMC Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography
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The role of digital platforms in setting up symbolic systems, shared know-ledge, feelings of belonging, inclusion and exclusion dynamics, innova-tion and social transformation movements.Based on some ethnographic case studies, they address the growing aspect of interreality that such processes entail: actually, social media created a hybrid social space which puts the digital world and our physical world in constant interaction, with a direct impact on the construction processes of reality and of individual and collective identities.The anthropological gaze as a critical knowledge of current practices and representations proves to be an essential tool to analyse these dynamics, due to its ability to focus and to construe the ways for new forms of negotiation and reproduction of the participants’ identities, but also for new forms of resistance and social change, to become apparent and con-solidate in social platforms.

Published
2024

196. Evidence for oxic conditions during oceanic anoxic event 2 in the northern Tethyan pelagic realm

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Westermann, S., Caron, Michèle, Fiet, N., Fleitmann, D., Matera, V., Adatte, T., Föllmi, K. B., Westermann, S., Caron, Michèle, Fiet, N., Fleitmann, D., Matera, V., Adatte, T., and Föllmi, K. B.

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Upper Cenomanian pelagic sediments from the northern Alpine Helvetic fold-and-thrust belt (northern Tethyan margin) coeval with Oceanic Anoxic Event (OAE) 2 are characterized by the temporal persistence of micrite sedimentation and lack of organic carbon-rich layers. We studied an expanded section in the Chrummflueschlucht (east of Euthal, Switzerland), which encompasses the OAE 2 time interval. In order to identify the paleoceanographic and paleoenvironmental conditions during OAE 2 in this part of the northern Tethyan margin, and more specifically to trace eventual changes in nutrient levels and oxic conditions, we investigated the biostratigraphy (planktonic foraminifera), the bulk-rock mineralogy, and measured stable carbon- and oxygen-isotopes, total phosphorus (P) and redox-sensitive trace-element (RSTE) contents.We were able to determine – with some remaining uncertainties – the different planktonic foraminiferal biozones characteristic of the Cenomanian–Turonian boundary interval (Rotalipora cushmani, Whiteinella archaeocretacea and Helvetoglobotruncana helvetica zones). In the lower part of the section (R. cushmani total range zone), the bulk-rock δ¹³C record shows a long-term increase. Within sediments attributed to the W. archaeocretacea partial range zone, δ¹³C values reach a maximum of 3.3‰ (peak “a”). In the following the values decrease and increase again to arrive at a plateau with high δ¹³C values of around 3.1‰, which ends with a peak of 3.3‰ (peak “c”). At the top of the section, in sediments belonging to the H. helvetica total range zone, δ¹³C values decrease to post-OAE values of around 2.2‰. The last occurrence of R. cushmani is observed just above the positive δ¹³C shift characterizing OAE 2.P contents display small variations along the section with a long-term decreasing trend towards the top. Before the OAE 2 interval, P values show higher values and relative

197. Antropologia contemporanea. La diversità culturale in un mondo globale

Author

MATERA, VINCENZO, Matera V, and Matera, V

Subjects
contemporaneità, antropologia, M-DEA/01 - DISCIPLINE DEMOETNOANTROPOLOGICHE, mondo globale, diversità culturale
Abstract

L’antropologia è lo studio della diversità nelle molteplici forme e modalità in cui si manifesta. Questa definizione rende conto dei cambiamenti più recenti che la disciplina ha affrontato al suo interno sulla scia delle profonde trasformazioni che si sono verificate al suo esterno, ma rende conto anche della continuità dell’azione antropologica dalle sue origini. A dispetto delle sempre più numerose proposte tematiche, teoriche e metodologiche, e delle specializzazioni dell’antropologia, talmente numerose da far dimenticare a volte il senso generale della disciplina, il suo tema classico resta infatti valido: rendere conto dell’unità e della diversità del genere umano. In termini più ampi, un invito all’antropologia è un invito a compiere un viaggio. Un giro attraverso le manifestazioni più diverse del senso dell’esistenza. Villaggi e zone semideserte, foreste e savana, metropoli e ghetti urbani. C’è un senso che attraversa i vari modi dell’esistenza umana? Tuttavia, non è solo questa la domanda, ancora aperta, che alimenta l’antropologia. Ad essa si aggiunge la capacità di critica che l’antropologia mette a disposizione della società. Senza la conoscenza della diversità, e gli spunti critici che da questa ritornano, la società non può riconoscere la sua condizione - la sua identità - e agire consapevolmente.

Published
2017

198. Studiare la dversità culturale: prospettive e spunti metodologici

Author

MATERA, VINCENZO, Cruzzolin, R, Falteri, P, Guerzoni, G, Matera, V, Parisi, R, Ranisio, G, Resta, P, Giacalone, F, Cruzzolin R, Falteri P, Guerzoni G, Matera V, Parisi R, Ranisio G, Resta P, and Giacalone F

Subjects
antropologia, M-DEA/01 - DISCIPLINE DEMOETNOANTROPOLOGICHE, diversità, cultura
Abstract

Sono oggetto di riflessione del saggio la storia dell'antropologia e alcuni nodi teorici contemporane

Published
2017

199. Etnografia dell'incertezza. L'incapacità di pensare il futuro come assenza (culturale)

Author

MATERA, VINCENZO, Matera, V, and Matera V

Subjects
M-DEA/01 - DISCIPLINE DEMOETNOANTROPOLOGICHE, lack of culture, home, sense of belonging, uncertainty
Abstract

Within an anthropological framework, the social process of progressive contextualization of individuals, of acquisition of cultural resources, and of the necessary expertise and knowledge to move culturally and meaningfully into the social space is intended in terms of a progressive reduction of indeterminacy [Geertz 1987; Remotti 2013]. It is a process that produces new members of a society based on more or less rigid patterns. Starting from the evidence that uncertainty of the future unfolds contemporary societies, I propose a reflection on the processes that can cause a social expansion of uncertainty. From a theoretical point of view and on the basis of ethnographic indexes I present an analysis of some conditions that erode the sense of belonging, that kind of "feel at home" which is premise and result of social relationships based on the management of uncertainty of the future, and provoke moral and material conflicts (and even violence).

Published
2017

200. Understanding Cultural Diversity. Culture, Cultural Traits and Cultural Changes Between Global and Local Scales

Author

Vincenzo Matera, Serreli E, Panebianco F, Matera V, Serreli, E, Panebianco, F, and Matera, V

Subjects
M-DEA/01 - DISCIPLINE DEMOETNOANTROPOLOGICHE, Environmental ethics, Big Five personality traits and culture, Representation (arts), Creolization, Geography, Cultural theory, Culture theory, Cultural diversity, Local/global scale, Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory, Cultural understanding, Contemporary society, Social science, Cultural trait, Cultural traits, Cultural understanding, Cultural theory, Local/global scales, Creolization
Abstract

This essay argues for a new attention to cultural traits and cultural diffusion notions by side of anthropologists. Such concepts are crucial to understand how Culture works and changes in the wider world beyond the local. Anthropologists are required to focus in a less parochial way on particularistic views and analyses of local cultures, and to study cultural processes from more wide perspectives, if they still have some ambitions to contribute almost in parts to improving cultural theory. To grasp what is going on in contemporary societies with regard to cultural dimensions is the chance for anthropology to overcome the crisis of representation of the last decades and to reaffirm its “authority” as understanding of cultural diversity.

Published
2016

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