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6. Silvia De Marchi e Cesare Musatti allievi di Benussi. Un connubio professionale e personale

Author

Bobbio, Andrea and Giora, Enrico

Subjects
Laboratorio di psicologia, Università di Padova, Silvia De Marchi, Cesare Musatti, Vittorio Benussi, Psicologia applicata, Silvia De Marchi, Cesare Musatti, Vittorio Benussi, Università di Padova, Psicologia sperimentale, Psicologia applicata, Laboratorio di psicologia, Psicologia sperimentale
Published
2023

10. La Psicologia

Author

Giora, Enrico and Bobbio, Andrea

Subjects
Storia della psicologia, Università di Padova, Storia della psicologia, Università di Padova, Vittorio Benussi, Cesare Musatti, Silvia De Marchi, Fabio Metelli, Guido Petter, Silvia De Marchi, Vittorio Benussi, Cesare Musatti, Guido Petter, Fabio Metelli
Published
2022

17. Experimental psychology at Padua University before the arrival of Benussi

Author

Bobbio, Andrea and Giora, Enrico

Subjects
the current historiography of psychology tends to pay little attention to the academic context already existing in Padua at the very beginning of the 20th century. However, already cultivated the discipline from an up-to-date, in 1898 was sent to Leipzig at the renowned Institute directed by Wilhelm Wundt, and the physiologist Aristide Stefani promoted the discipline in their respective Institutes and, It is well known that the establishment of both the teaching and the Laboratory of Experiment psychology at the University of Padova dates back to the arrival of Vittorio Benussi in 1919. Benussi, becoming one of the leading psychologists for his studies on perceptual illusions, a pupil of Alexius Meinong, subsequently, recent archival research supported the fact that the philosopher Roberto Ardigò, Gino Melati, known as the father of Italian positivism, the anthropologist Enrico Tedeschi, a young philosopher and former student of Ardigò also trained in physiology, the pedagogist Giovanni Marchesini, together helped Benussi to equip the Laboratory since 1920. In sum, international perspective. In particular, Benussi’s contribution to experimental psychology at the University of Padova should be reviewed in the light of a more thorough and complex academic context which connected many of the so-called human sciences, timing and emotional states. Therefore, previously worked as Privatdozent at the University of Graz, It is well known that the establishment of both the teaching and the Laboratory of Experiment psychology at the University of Padova dates back to the arrival of Vittorio Benussi in 1919. Benussi, a pupil of Alexius Meinong, previously worked as Privatdozent at the University of Graz, becoming one of the leading psychologists for his studies on perceptual illusions, timing and emotional states. Therefore, the current historiography of psychology tends to pay little attention to the academic context already existing in Padua at the very beginning of the 20th century. However, recent archival research supported the fact that the philosopher Roberto Ardigò, known as the father of Italian positivism, and some of his pupils, already cultivated the discipline from an up-to-date, international perspective. In particular, Gino Melati, a young philosopher and former student of Ardigò also trained in physiology, in 1898 was sent to Leipzig at the renowned Institute directed by Wilhelm Wundt, where he spent two years as visiting researcher in auditory perception. Moreover, the pedagogist Giovanni Marchesini, the anthropologist Enrico Tedeschi, and the physiologist Aristide Stefani promoted the discipline in their respective Institutes and, subsequently, together helped Benussi to equip the Laboratory since 1920. In sum, Benussi’s contribution to experimental psychology at the University of Padova should be reviewed in the light of a more thorough and complex academic context which connected many of the so-called human sciences, and some of his pupils, where he spent two years as visiting researcher in auditory perception. Moreover
Published
2021

21. La psicologia a Padova in un’epoca di transizione: da Musatti a Metelli (1939-1954)

Author

Bobbio, Andrea and Giora, Enrico

Subjects
Istituto di Psicologia dell’Università di Padova, Medicina del lavoro, Storia della psicologia, Crisis of psychology, History of psychology, Institute of psychology at the university of Padua, Psychotechnics, Occupational medicine, Crisis of psychology, Storia della psicologia, Istituto di Psicologia dell’Università di Padova, Psicotecnica, Medicina del lavoro, Crisi della Psicologia, History of psychology, Institute of psychology at the university of Padua, Occupational medicine, Psicotecnica, Crisi della Psicologia, Psychotechnics
Published
2021

24. Interview with Wilhelm Büttemeyer

Author

Giora, Enrico and Bobbio, Andrea

Subjects
Laboratory of experimental psychology, Roberto Ardigò, University of Padua, Roberto Ardigò, History of Italian psychology, Italian positivism, Laboratory of experimental psychology, University of Padua, History of Italian psychology, Italian positivism
Published
2020

27. L’istituzione dell’insegnamento e del Laboratorio di Psicologia sperimentale nell'Università di Padova durante il magistero benussiano (1919-1927)

Author

Bobbio, Andrea and Giora, Enrico

Subjects
Laboratorio di Psicologia sperimentale, Università di Padova, Storia della psicologia, Storia delle istituzioni universitarie, Vittorio Benussi, Psicologia applicata, Vittorio Benussi, Laboratorio di Psicologia sperimentale, Psicologia applicata, Università di Padova, Storia della psicologia, Storia delle istituzioni universitarie
Published
2019

35. REM sleep behaviour disorder

Author

FERINI STRAMBI , LUIGI, Rinaldi F, GIORA, ENRICO, Marelli S, Galbiati A., FERINI STRAMBI, Luigi, Rinaldi, F, Giora, Enrico, Marelli, S, and Galbiati, A.

Published
2016

43. Phenomenal Effects of Microelements’ Numerosity on Texture Appearance

Author

GIORA , ENRICO, Bernardis P, Fantoni C, Gerbino W., and Giora, Enrico

Subjects
microelements’ numerosity, density, detailedness, texture appearance, filled-area illusion, contrast
Abstract

This paper describes peculiar qualitative effects occurring intexture appearance, resulting from the manipulation of theamount of textural microelements. Keeping fixed the texturallocal properties, the increase of microelements’ numberproduces a texture aspect more homogeneous and denser.Conversely, patterns filled by a small number of elementsexhibit a more salient subparts’ articulation, and the texturalmicrostructures increase in perceived local contrast, size anddetailedness. Those effects are discussed in terms ofeconomic principles governing the visual processing.

Published
2014

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