La nuova edizione della rivista«Achademia Leonardi Vinci», recuperando la lezione di Carlo Pedretti, vuole essere una ripresa aggiornata, che tuttavia riesca a mantenerne lo spirito e la finalità, continuando a proporsi quale strumento di studio e di ricerca. All’insegna dell’approccio multidisciplinare che si basa sul confronto, una pratica ora più che mai l’unico modus operandi per parlare di Leonardo, la rivista vuole essere un punto di incontro di studiosi di varie discipline, un luogo aperto che unisca risorse scientifiche e umanistiche. Particolare attenzione sarà dedicata alla carta, ai disegni, ai manoscritti e ai documenti.

For forty years now, Anglistica AION: An Intersciplinary Journal has been a leading publication in the field of English Studies. Due to the range and quality of ts coverage, it attracts contributions on the language, literature and culture of the contemporary English-speaking world

«Annali. Sezione germanica» is an annual journal published by the Department of Literary, Linguistic and Comparative Studies of the University of Naples "L'Orientale".
The journal covers the study of languages, literatures and cultures of the German, Dutch and Scandinavian area, from the Middle Ages to the present, along with the study of
ancient Germanic languages and cultures. 

Founded in 1958, in the 1970s it was separated into three different journals, «Studi Tedeschi», «Filologia Germanica», and «Studi Nederlandesi/Studi Nordici» later merged into the New Series, edited by Luciano Zagari and later by Giusi Zanasi. 
The journal is now available in open access on the SHARE Journals portal. With this transition, the graphic layout has been radically adjusted. The name in use, «Germanica»,
is more concise and sounds almost classical, echoing the Latin neuter case used for collective nouns: “Germanic things”. The title brings together the different fields of
research of the journal, which since 1958 has published essays (sometimes collected in monographic issues) and reviews, written in Italian and in the main European languages.
The published works address literary, cultural, philological and linguistic themes related to the Germanic area, with a wide range of methodological perspectives, including
comparative and interdisciplinary ones.
Along with the concise name, a semicolon has been chosen in order to differentiate and connect the areas of German Studies. Having become an increasingly uncommon
punctuation mark and – for this reason – rather obsolete, the semicolon acquires, in our view, a particular semantic potential: while marking a stronger break, it connects
independent parts and places them into dialogue. It retains a sort of questioning force, as to convey the awareness that any attempt to build a discourse made up of fixed points is
- especially nowadays - somewhat illusory.

Aims & Scope

The 'Linguistic Section' of the 'Annali' of the 'Dipartimento di Studi Letterari, Linguistici e Comparati' published by the University of Naples L’Orientale has its seat in Naples 80138, via Duomo 219.

The latitude of the scientific scope run by the Department suggests that the Journal's contents are not limited to specific spatial or temporal contexts. Moreover, the interdependent and conjoined dimensions of literariness, linguistics and comparative studies entail the adoption of a formula to allow their harmonization in terms of contents and objectives. As might be expected, the underlying thread of such valuable dialogue will be the main dimension, i.e. linguistics itself. In this perspective, the Journal does not aim at supporting any specific school of thought or application area within the complex galaxy of contemporary linguistics.
The primary scopes are the ones covered by the triad of historical linguistics, theoretical linguistics and finally applied linguistics.

In this sense, since the first issue, the Journal is open to contributions by widely known academics as well as younger ones. Furthermore, the Journal aims at regularly producing thematic issues dealing with topics that are relevant to the Journal's scientific scope, even in the form of conference proceedings. Finally, a constant element will be an appropriate number of write-ups and reviews investigating works dealing with the most diverse linguistic contents.

A partire dal 2015, ogni anno, uno dei fascicoli della Rivista è dedicato a una tematica inerente agli ambiti di ricerca dell’area romanza. 

I numeri tematici in programmazione:

Numero tematico del 2020: “I mondi possibili tra fictio e letteratura”, a cura di Vincenzo Arsillo

Numero tematico del 2021: “Nouveaux paradigmes linguistiques dans la littérature belge francophone (de 1989 à aujourd’hui)”, a cura di Jana Altmanova, Maria Giovanna Petrillo e Christophe Meurée (scadenza per la presentazione delle proposte: 26 febbraio 2021; scadenza per la presentazione dei contributi: 30 settembre 2021- vedi call)

Archaeologies between East and West (ISSN 2974-7651) is the new journal of the Interdipartimental Center for Archaeology Services of University of Naples "L'Orientale" that offers an open space for discussion of aspects, themes, changes in approaches and methods without areal or chronological distinction. Archaeologies between East and West is deliberately declined in the plural and with very broad geographic and cultural horizons to emphasize not only the interdisciplinary character that archaeological research has now assumed, but also to stimulate reflection on innovative areas and approaches. The idea that animates the new publishing initiative is to host thematic insights, including experimental and transdisciplinary ones in which different methodologies of documentation, survey, data management and interpretation can converge. The journal contains three sections: Discoveries, Essays and Reviews: the first is intended to accommodate scholarly essays-without limitations related to geographic, cultural and chronological scopes; the second excavation reports; and the third, finally, reflections on new publishing.

Director - Andrea D'Andrea, Università di Napoli L'Orientale

SOCIETA' DEI NATURALISTI IN NAPOLI

Bulletin of Regional Natural History (BORNH), formerly Bollettino della Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli, is an Italian on-line journal that promote in-depth studies in Natural Sciences at local and regional scale, to create management tools and spatial planning for conservation of diversity, in connections with other geographical areas and archives of biodiversity.

BORNH seeks to publish of research articles, review articles, commentaries, check lists, technical papers on methodological innovations or improvements, as well as on the practical application of these resources towards the development of effective conservation policy and practice.

BORNH publishes local and regional territory studies in all branches of Natural Sciences dealing with diversity, ecology and evolution of ecosystem: zoology, geology, mineralogy, ecology, paleontology, botany, systematics and phylogenetics, terrestrial and aquatic ecology and behaviour, parasitology, palaeontology, geomorfology, developmental biology, conservation biology, chemistry, applied studies. 

Incoming manuscripts are initially evaluated by the Editor in Chief. If the manuscript is acceptable as corresponding to the scope of the journal and representing a major contribution deserving publication in an international journal, it will be forwarded to reviewers for evaluation. After the approval of the final version by the editorial board, the manuscript will be accepted for publication. 

The editor reserves the right to make editorial changes. Authors agree, with the acceptance of the manuscript, that the copyright is transferred to the publisher. Manuscripts, proofs, reviews and other correspondence concerning editorial matters should be addressed to the Editorial Office

Breve Storia della Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli

Nel 1881 la Facoltà di Scienze naturali, Chimica e Fisica dell’Università di Napoli contava soltanto 11 studenti. Si trattava però di ragazzi estremamente attivi e determinati, che si risolsero, su suggerimento ed aiuto di Salvatore Trinchese, loro professore di Anatomia Comparata, a fondare il Circolo degli Aspiranti Naturalisti. Il nome era un chiaro riferimento all’Accademia degli Aspiranti Naturalisti, fondata a Napoli nel 1841 da Oronzo Gabriele Costa, e poi sciolta nel 1849 per ragioni politiche. Il Circolo degli Aspiranti Naturalisti vide la sua nascita nei locali dell’Università di Napoli nel novembre del 1881, e gli undici studenti che coraggiosamente ne gettarono le fondamenta erano: Antonio Cabella, Alfonso Castriota Scanderberg, Tommaso Curatolo, Aurelio De Gasperis, Ludovico De Paola, Michele Geremicca, Giuseppe Jatta, Ugo Milone, Alfonso Montefusco, Pellegrino Severino ed Ulrico Siniscalchi. Il loro scopo era quello di superare le difficoltà in cui versava l’insegnamento delle Scienze Naturali. Le scarsità di strumenti scientifici nei laboratori, e di riviste scientifiche indispensabili per la loro preparazione culturale, unita all’inaccessibilità delle Accademie, allora esclusivi luoghi ai quali solo alcuni maestri potevano accedere, li spinsero ad organizzarsi: “riunirsi, manifestare le proprie idee con conversazioni critiche, tenere conferenze con dimostrazioni pratiche; raccogliere il frutto delle proprie ricerche, dei propri studi, dei vari convegni in un giornale che fosse la squilla della Nuova Italia risorta, ecco il nobile scopo, ecco la grande fatica degli undici giovani” (dalla relazione di Giuseppe Zirpolo sull’attività della Società nel 50° anniversario della Sua Fondazione. Bollettino della Società dei Naturalisti, 1932, vol. XLIV). Il nucleo fondatore del Circolo negli anni successivi cominciò ad svolgere una fruttuosa attività. Si aggiunsero nuovi soci, si stabilirono obiettivi da raggiungere, e nel 1885 nacque la Rivista Italiana di Scienze Naturali, con la prima nota a cura del professor Salvatore Trinchese, mentore della Rivista, come della Società nascente. Nel 1887 il Circolo si denominò Società dei Naturalisti in Napoli e anche il giornale cambiò nome, diventando il Bollettino della Società dei Naturalisti. In occasione del Cinquantenario della Società (1932) il vice segretario Arturo Palombi stimò che l’attività di ricerca del Bollettino avesse portato alla redazione di circa 900 lavori, in campi che spaziavano dalla fisica alla chimica ed alle numerose branche delle Scienze Naturali, con contributi di rilevanza internazionale. Il Bollettino sin dai suoi primi numeri veniva scambiato con le riviste edite dalle più importanti Accademie scientifiche del tempo, e questo contribuì da una lato ad una sua capillare diffusione su scala mondiale, e da un altro all’acquisizione di un elevato numero di periodici internazionali, che andarono a costituire il corpus fondamentale della biblioteca della Società dei Naturalisti. Per quanto riguarda le sede, la Società ebbe un periodo lungo di instabilità. Per circa trenta anni vennero messi a disposizione differenti locali nel centro storico della città, con continue peregrinazioni da un posto all’altro. Solo nel 1920 grazie all’attivo interessamento di alcuni dei soci, quali Maria Bakunin, Ferruccio Zambonini, Francesco Saverio Monticelli, il rettore dell’Università di Napoli professore Pasquale Del Pezzo concesse gli attuali locali di via Mezzocannone 8, che diventarono la sede definitiva della Società.

The BDC journal, now an expression of scientific research of the Centre for Research in Planning “Alberto Calza Bini”, comes out with a new edition, in line with the activity carried out since 2000. 
BDC promotes new approaches, new ideas, and new tools for the realization of urban regeneration strategies in human scale in collaboration with the research laboratory Creative and Sustainable City (http://www.creativecitylab.org/). The city, dynamic, complex and adaptive system, engine of economic and cultural development, but also the context of deep conflicts, is the field of interest, open to new challenges where promoting the implementation of the principles of circular economy through innovative synergies, combining human economy, regeneration of cultural heritage and creativity of the community, considering assessments and evaluations as decision-making support for a new good urban governance.

The Bollettino Filosofico is a peer-reviewed journal founded in 1978 at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Calabria, now Department of Humanities. It represents a theoretical and historiographical forum for Italian and foreign scholars engaged in the most relevant questions of the philosophical research. Over the years, the Bollettino Filosofico has focused, and focuses actually, on the emergent topics at the center of contemporary philosophical debate, publishing papers which explore several thematic fields, such as the ontology and the epistemology, the ethics and the social sciences, the aesthetics and the religious thinking, the phenomenology and the hermeneutics, the German neo-idealism and the Italian philosophy, the Kantianism and the Marxianism, the history of modern and contemporary scientific thinking, the philosophy of language, the semiotics, the culture and the languages of performing arts. The review publishes the essays in the following languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish. Since 2013 it is an Open Access online review.

A An­vur Ca­te­go­ry for disciplines 11/C1, 11/C3, 11/C4 and 11/C5

Bollettino Filosofico is indexed by:

The Philosopher's Index

Google Scholar

Google Libri

EBSCO Discovery Service

EBSCO (Relevant databases)

ROAD

SCOPUS

Jurn EZB - Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliotek

ESCI - Clarivate Analytics

Web of Science - Arts & Humanities Citation Index

Web of Science - Current contents Arts & Humanities

CESURA - Rivista is an expression of the critical and historiographical positions of CESURA, in its double organization of association and international inter-university center. It reflects the vocation to interdisciplinarity and the integration of different forms of knowledge (in particular literature, philology, linguistics, history, art) that CESURA has demonstrated in the workshops of recent years. In this perspective, literary expression, documentary sources, artistic representation are always integrated, and the artistic-cultural dimension is never separated from the ideological and doctrinal one. The Journal, therefore, synthetically reproduces the intrinsic variety and cohesive interaction of the models and historical-cultural attestations of Humanism and the Renaissance that developed in the Kingdom of southern Italy and in the Crown of Aragon.

CESURA - Rivista Journal adopts rigorous publication and scientific quality control procedures, with a verifiable double blind peer review process: we send anonymous articles to two anonymous readers (referees), who are selected among high-profile international scientists. Each article is also rigorously read and scientifically approved by the members of the Scientific Committee. Our Publication Ethics is compliant with the COPE Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors. For further details, please, see the Info page.

E-ISSN: 2974-637X

CESURA - Rivista is an open access Journal and is co-edited by:

European Center for the Study of Aragonese Humanism and Renaissance (Centro Europeo di Studi su Umanesimo e Rinascimento Aragonese) – CESURA

Via Cretaio 19
I - 80074 - Casamicciola Terme (NA)

and by:

Basilicata University Press - BUP

Università degli Studi della Basilicata
Biblioteca Centrale di Ateneo
Via Nazario Sauro 85
I - 85100 Potenza

with the support of SHARE Press.

CLASSICONORROENA was founded in 1990 to promote research, studies and meetings on the relationships between the classical civilization and the cultures in the regions of Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland and the Baltic Area.

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CALL FOR PAPERS - EIKONOCITY 2 | 2023 | ISSN 2499-1422

Deadline for submitting proposals 15/3/2023

This journal collects studies and researches in the fields of urban iconography and historical cartography and image of Italian and European landscape, promoted by the Interdepartmental Research Centre on the Iconography of the European City - University of Naples Federico II, and by “Eikonocity” Cultural Association. These studies comply with the ministerial guidelines for the different disciplines for which the journal is of interest. The topics are aligned with the guidelines of the scientific community and public institutions at national and international level.

The journal is included in DOAJ - Directory of Open Access Journals

Eracle. Journal of Sport and Social Sciences is a scientific journal that provides a space of reflection and international debate on sport. In particular, adopting a multidisciplinary perspective and using specific theoretical approaches and empirical methods, the journal aims at fostering the public discussion on a wide range of issues and fields connected to sport.

The double-blind peer review Journal “Fuori Luogo” (Italian for “Out of Place”) – founded in 2016 and accredited as scientific journal by ANVUR – discusses and explores the logic and the paradoxes of the relationships occurring in the spaces, places and territories of the social experience. The Journal includes the critical perspective of sociology as a whole and discusses convergences and differences, compliances and non-compliances, appropriateness and inappropriateness of social actions, viewed in the light of the fundamental connection between human behavior and spatial context.

Fuoriluogo is a sociological paradigm which demarcates distinction and difference within social phenomena and territorial contexts. For these reasons, the Journal mainly calls for studies and researches focused on contextualized social investigations.

The «Giornale di Storia della Lingua Italiana» (GiSLI) publishes papers in all fields of historical linguistics (phonomorphology, lexicon, grammar, syntax, textuality, style, forms) aimed at exploring the widest possible range of epochs (from the Middle Ages to the present day), text type categories (literary and non-literary) and themes. Its hallmarks are its openness and inclusiveness in terms of themes and methods, as well as its receptiveness to contamination and intersections with other disciplinary fields, within the broad scope historically defined by the greatest scholars of this discipline.

Siamo molto lieti di aprire questa breve presentazione al numero inaugurale della Rivista Il Giappone. Studi e Ricerche ringraziando vivamente il Magnifico Rettore dell’Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”, Prof. Roberto Tottoli, e il Direttore del Dipartimento Asia, Africa e Mediterraneo, Prof. Andrea Manzo, per il prezioso sostegno ricevuto. Estendiamo il ringraziamento alla Prof.ssa Matilde Mastrangelo, Presidente dell’Associazione Italiana per gli Studi Giapponesi Aistugia, per il messaggio di saluto che ha voluto indirizzarci. Ringraziamo altresì il Prof. Adolfo Tamburello, Direttore per circa cinquant’anni della pubblicazione periodica Il Giappone, a tutti noi ben nota, fucina di ricerche innovative, approfondimenti, approcci originali, e di fatto scuola e trampolino di lancio per svariate generazioni di ricercatori e studiosi del Giappone. È di certo un grande privilegio per noi dar vita a questa nuova rivista, in quanto di fatto espressione e risultato di tale antica e consolidata tradizione dell’Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”: intenzionalmente, dunque, ne abbiamo mantenuto l’esplicita evocazione nel titolo.

I messaggi di saluto e di augurio ricevuti, che accompagnano questo volume inaugurale, ci onorano e ci rendono ancor più consapevoli della rilevanza dell’impegno assunto. Ci auspichiamo sinceramente di poter contribuire alla diffusione degli studi sul Giappone, di stimolarne lo sviluppo, e di fornire a ricercatori e specialisti, sia giovani sia studiosi affermati, un appropriato strumento di confronto e di dialogo con la comunità scientifica ed accademica, muovendone l’agire anche in un contesto internazionale. Di qui la scelta di accogliere nella nostra rivista, che avrà periodicità annuale, testi in lingua inglese, giapponese, italiana. Per la selezione dei saggi è stato adottato il sistema del doppio referaggio anonimo, secondo rigorosi criteri di selezione. Nella sezione “In evidenza”, ci riserviamo di inserire occasionalmente saggi e scritti di coloro che sono stati e sono Maestri nel condiviso cammino di ricerca.

In questo primo numero abbiamo voluto dedicare un posto d’onore al Professore Emerito Ury Eppstein, musicologo israeliano di fama internazionale, che ha voluto donarci il suo saggio “Militarism in Japanese School Songs” e che ringraziamo calorosamente.  Attivo sin dagli anni Cinquanta in Israele, Giappone ed Europa, il Prof. Eppstein ha tradotto testi importanti del repertorio kabuki, come il Kanjinchō, e scritto monografie fondamentali nel campo delle ricerche musicologiche, con particolare riferimento al Giappone. Tra i numerosi e prestigiosi riconoscimenti ricevuti per la sua attività scientifica ed accademica, ricordiamo l’onorificenza dell’Ordine del Sol Levante Raggi in Oro con Nastri conferitagli nel 1989.

The digital version of ‘La Camera Blu’ is the sequel of the printed journal of the same name founded in 2006 by the teaching team of the Ph.D. course in Gender Studies at the University of Naples Federico II. From its inception, the journal attracted many international scholars,  both as members of the Editorial Advisory Board and contributors.

The journal aims at  introducing stimulating and innovative subjects in the field of gender studies in a multidisciplinary perspective. Each issue focuses on a specific topic, analyzed from  philosophical, pedagogic, literary, psychological, socio-anthropological and historical perspectives. ‘La Camera Blu’ has adopted the double-blind peer review process, where both reviewers and authors remain anonymous throughout the review. Reviewers are chosen from among selected international experts.

‘La Camera Blu’ publishes essays and articles on topics concerning gender. There are two sections of each issue devoted to a  specific topic: these are ‘The Topic’ and  ‘Materials’.  The other sections are: ‘The Highlighter’ which deals with current events, ‘Postcolonial and transnational feminisms’, ‘Research Workshop’, ‘Gender and Training’, ‘Reviews’,  Readings and re-readings, Points of view, Notes.

The Journal of African Languages and Literatures (JALaLit) is an electronic, peer-reviewed, open access academic journal published by UniorPress (University of Naples “L’Orientale”). JALaLit publishes original research articles, review articles, notes, discussions, fieldwork material and book reviews addressing the current trends in African linguistics and in modern and contemporary African literary studies.

JALaLit publishes one issue a year and is entirely open access. JALaLit is a scientific journal recognised by ANVUR (Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes) for Area 10 (Sciences of antiquity, philological-literary, historical and artistic sciences) and is indexed in DOAJ and Google Scholar.

ISSN 2723-9764

Welcome to the first electronic journal of pancreatology

JOP focuses on the entire spectrum of the pancreatic gland aspects: normal function, etiology, epidemiology, prevention, genetics, pathophisiology, diagnosis, surgical and medical management of pancreatic diseases including cancer, inflammatory diseases, diabetes mellitus, cystic fibrosis and other congenital disorders. 
JOP also publishes: case reports, state-of-the-art reviews, book reviews, clinical images, hypotheses and letters to the Editors. Comments on controversial issues and reviews of articles are also considered. 
JOP is published bimonthly in: January, March, May, July, September and November. 
JOP official language is English.

JOP was published by CAB - Center for Libraries at "Federico II" University of Naples until 2015, May.

OS is a research network, which aims to promote the role of historical studies in the area of landascapes of production to encourage and facilitate knowledge exchange.

The Journal offers a platform to all those researchers, who share an interest in shaping the historical culture of places of production using an interdisciplinary approach. It encompasses the following areas of research:  historical, socio-economic, artistic, heritage, archeology, geography, and communication.

In terms of historical studies, OS specializes in applied research on production systems. Most specifically, it focuses on forestry-pastoral environments in agriculture and industry, rural and urban landscapes. In these contexts, it captures material and immaterial socio-economic, political and territorial aspect of these disciplines.

OS is a journal published in Open Access and it is expression of the RESpro - Rete di storici per i paesaggi della produzione. OS is realised with the patronage of the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli which belongs to the SHARE platform.

“Pagine Inattuali” is a scientific journal of philosophy and literature founded in 2012 that wants to get a small space in the crowded panorama of scientific periodicals.

With the publication of thematic issues open to all perspectives, we will try to overcome those limits that often, for convenience or convention, exist between the various disciplines. “Pagine Inattuali” wants to be a subject free from all those abused mechanisms whereby a certain editorial production is often aimed only at sustaining university careers.

Based on these premises, “Pagine Inattuali” hopes to become a significant opportunity for all authors and readers who decide to share our project.

RTH is an ANVUR fascia A scientific journal which publishes the experimental innovation of pedagogical research on the brain education cognition relationship of educational neuroscience and of philosophical research in intercultural field and in contamination with the arts.

Reti Medievali Rivista is an academic journal, which covers the whole range of medieval studies. It also aims to experiment with ways to apply information technology to research, and to communicate knowledge.
All published articles are double-blind peer reviewed at least by two referees selected among high-profile scientists, in great majority belonging to foreign institutions. The list of their names is regularly updated: Referees; their reviews are archived using Open Journal Systems.
The Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR) classified RM Journal as one of the most highly regarded scholarly journals (Category A) for 4 academic fields in the "Area: 11 - Historical, philosophical, pedagogical and psychological sciences" and 20 academic fields in the "Area 10 - Antiquities, philology, literary studies, art history".
RM Journal is present worldwide in the catalogues of hundreds of academic and research libraries and indexed in the main databases of journals, like Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index® and Current Contents®/Arts & Humanities (former ISI) or Elsevier's SCOPUS. Furthermore, RM Journal was included in the ERIH Plus Index (European Science Foundation).
Reti Medievali is member of COPE, the Committee on Publication Ethics.

The «Rivista del Dizionario Etimologico e Storico del Napoletano» (RiDESN) is a semi-annual publication, born from the experience gained in the workshop of the Dizionario Etimologico e Storico del Napoletano (DESN), directed by Nicola De Blasi and Francesco Montuori. On the one hand, «RiDESN» proposes itself as a hub for the studies related to Italo-Romance varieties (with particular attention to those of central and southern Italy), accepting papers of linguistic, philological, and historical-literary interest (sections 1-3); on the other hand, it intends to serve as a forum for updates on the work of DESN (monographic sections 4-5).

1. Saggi ['Essays'] – Historical, dialectological and lexicographic linguistic studies.
2. Autori e testi ['Authors and texts'] – New acquisitions on the internal and external history of Neapolitan and Italo-Romance linguistic varieties: studies on works and authors; editions of literary and non-literary texts.
3. Discussioni e cronache ['Discussions and Chronicles'] – Reviews and bibliographic records; lexical notes; reflections on current issues relevant to Italian linguistics.
4. Studi dal laboratorio del DESN ['Studies from the DESN laboratory'] – Entries, repertoires and essays for the DESN.
5. Indice delle voci del DESN ['DESN entries Index'] – Updates on recently published DESN words.

Scrineum is an open access on-line journal founded in 2003 by a group of scholars of Diplomatics, Palaeography and Codicology belonging to several Italian Universities. Its scientific focus lies on the history of the written culture from the Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages and includes the history of the book, of documentation and of writing in the Greek East and the Latin West. An interdisciplinary approach to similar topics concerning Modern History and non-European cultures is promoted. Scrineum publishes double-blind peer-reviewed original articles in the main languages of international scientific communication. It is a “class A journal” (Italian ANVUR classification) encouraging submissions by both well-established and young researchers.

 Editor-in-Chief: Laura Pani, Università di Udine, Italy

Scrineum Rivista is indexed in:

The journal aims to fill a void in Italian Slavistics, the absence of any journal devoted to Russian and Russophone literatures and cultures, which is especially noticeable in a complex historical, political, and cultural moment like the current one. Today, Russian literary and cultural studies need to free themselves from the identification with an aggressor state, therefore it is fundamental to highlight Russian and Russophone culture’s entanglement with global artistic, aesthetic, and theoretical developments.

The title of the journal refers to a term of Futurist origin, and later used by the Formalists, “sdvig”, shift. According to A. Hansen-Löve’s definition, the term refers to the "principle of universal incommensurability, of the contradiction at the heart of the constitution of the world, which is not only 'represented' passively in the work of art, but which dynamically organizes the work itself”. “Shift” has different connotations depending on the direction of research: a semantic shift, which results from the ostranenie effect, underlies the creation of meaning in the literary and poetic text; from a diachronic point of view, a shift marks a change of interpretative and creative paradigms.

What characterizes the journal and the international group of scholars, who were invited to found it, is methodological and philological rigor, combined with a semiotic approach, which also includes the new directions of Digital Humanities. The variety of topics which will be explored concerns Russian culture (and Russian-speaking) in a transnational context, its connection with other cultures of the world, its internal diversity and pluralism, issues of world literature, the statistical methods in the study of literature, the legacy of formalism and structuralism, the relationships between literature and other artistic disciplines, just to name a few.

Review for the History of the Jews in South Italy

Founded in 1985 by Cesare Colafemmina
Directed by Giancarlo Lacerenza

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Editor in chief

Giancarlo Lacerenza, Università di Napoli “L’Orientale”

Editorial Board

Gemma T. Colesanti (Istituto di Scienze per il Patrimonio Culturale, CNR, Napoli)
Anna Esposito (Università La Sapienza, Roma)
Dorota Hartman (Università L’Orientale, Napoli)
Rodrigo Laham Cohen (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
Antonio Rollo (Università L’Orientale, Napoli)
Luigi Russo (Università Europea, Roma)
Eliodoro Savino (Università Federico II, Napoli)

Scientific Committee

Stefano Arieti (Università di Bologna)
Roberto Bonfil (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
Steven Bowman (University of Cincinnati)
Riccardo Contini (Università L’Orientale, Napoli)
Abraham David (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
Vera von Falkenhausen (Università Tor Vergata, Roma)
Simonetta Graziani (Università L’Orientale, Napoli)
Johannes Heil (Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg)
Fabrizio Lelli (Università del Salento, Lecce)
Giuseppe Mandalà (Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales, CSIC, Madrid)
Laura Minervini (Università Federico II, Napoli)
David Noy (University of Wales)
Stefano Palmieri (Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Storici, Napoli)
Mauro Perani (Università di Bologna)
Leonard Rutgers (Universiteit Utrecht)
Giuliano Tamani (Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia)
Luigi Tartaglia (Università L’Orientale, Napoli)
Ilana Wartenberg (The Goldstein-Goren Diaspora Research center, Tel Aviv University)
Nadia Zeldes (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)

Editorial Committee

Diana Joyce de Falco
Jessica Dello Russo
Ivo Fasiori

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Annual Review - A-rated (highest level) by the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR) for the scientific fields included in the Area 10 (Antiquities, Philology, Literary Studies, Art History)

SigMa Rivista di Letterature comparate, Teatro e Arti dello spettacolo is the international yearly scientific journal of the Associazione Sigismondo Malatesta. With a comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, SigMa includes articles on literature, theatre, cinema and visual arts, considered in their diachronic and synchronic dimension. The journal promotes the scientific debate at the highest levels, starting from the emerging theoretical and methodological tendencies, their perspectives and applicative possibilities, without neglecting their relations with the models of the tradition.

Studi Finno-Ugrici (SFU), ISSN 1826-753X, is a journal edited by the Department of Literary, Linguistic and Comparative Studies of the University of Naples L’Orientale, and it is a ranked scientific journal of “Classe A” (ANVUR - Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes) for all the scientific-disciplinary sectors of the Area 10. Founded in 1995 with roots in the tradition of the scientific publishing promoted by Nullo Minissi in the seventies and eighties, from 2021 SFU is published by the UniorPress publishing house also in digital format, under the Diamond Open Access model. With this new modality, SFU proposes itself as an aggregator, immediately available on an international level, of knowledge relating to the linguistic, literary, historical, cultural and artistic heritage of which Finno-Ugric civilizations are the producers and vehicles, inside and outside their respective national borders. In particular, SFU intends to encourage research from a comparative perspective, both in the field of Italian and Finno-Ugric linguistic, philological-literary, historical, historical-cultural and historical-artistic studies, and in the sparsely attended comparative studies intrinsic to Finno-Ugric civilizations.

Editorial Team

Editors
Anna De Meo (Università di Napoli L’Orientale)
Beatrice Tottossy (Università degli Studi di Firenze)

Scientific Advisory Board
Rigina Ajanki (University of Helsinki)
Eszter Balázs (Kodolányi János University)
István Berszán (Babeș-Bolyai University)
Viola Čapková (University of Turku)
Marko Čudić (University of Belgrade)
László Csorba (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)
Mónika Dánél (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)
Gábor Dobó (Kassák Museum, Budapest)
László Gyapay (University of Miskolc)
Ilmari Tuomas Ivaska (University of Turku)
Gábor Kiss Farkas (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)
Andrea Kollár (University of Szeged)
Eneken Laanes (University of Tallinn)
Orsolya Maróti (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)
Sándor Maticsák (University of Debrecen)
Anna Menyhért (Budapest University of Jewish Studies)
István Monok (Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Daniele Monticelli (University of Tallinn)
Orsolya Nádor (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church, Budapest)
László Pete (University of Debrecen)
Ülar Ploom (Università di Tallin)
Andrea Seidler (University of Vienna)
Éva Toldi (University of Novi Sad)
György Tverdota (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)

Editorial Board
Stefano Bottoni (Università degli Studi di Firenze)
Lena Dal Pozzo (Università degli Studi di Firenze)
Andrea De Carlo (Università di Napoli L’Orientale)
Lucia di Pace (Università di Napoli L’Orientale)
Giorgia Ferrari (Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna)
Andrea Pap (University of Eötvös Loránd, Budapest)
Judit Papp, coordinator (Università di Napoli L’Orientale)
Antonio Parente (Turku)
Edit Rózsavölgyi (Sapienza Università di Roma)
Mariarosaria Sciglitano (Napoli)
Anna Sidó (Petőfi Literary Museum)
Irene Sorrentino (Napoli)
Claudia Tatasciore (Università degli Studi di Firenze)
Gianluca Volpi (Università degli Studi di Udine)

Technical and Layout Editor
Alberto Baldi (Università degli Studi di Firenze)

Tema - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment offers researches, applications and contributions with a unified approach to planning and mobility. From 2016, TeMA is a scientific journal in A category by ANVUR (excellent scientific journal according to Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes). TeMA Journal has also received the Sparc Europe Seal for Open Access Journals released by Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC Europe) and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)

TRIA is an International Journal, at international level, focused on the themes of territorial planning and urban design, on the wider context of earth sciences and social sciences concerning settlement processes. The journal is open to qualified research contributions, planning/design experimentations within University structures and administrative institutions, aimed at the management of conservation and transformation of the territory and its habitat. The journal gives major attention to selected themes having particular relevance and topicality linking experiences and theories matured within the European cultural context.

UPLanD promotes an interdisciplinary approach to urban planning, landscape and environmental design as an effective form of the governance - sustainable and eco-efficient - of processes for the protection, enhancement and development of urban contexts. In publishing research and experimentation results and innovative solutions, expressing positions toward current issues, and suggesting new avenues of research and product and process innovation, the journal aims to:

• disseminate meaningful, responsible, accurate and independent contributions in the field of urban planning, landscape and environmental design, which are supported by research and original experiments carried out both in scientific environments and practice;
• provide an international comparison tool for research work being done on the subject of the sustainable governance of the built environment, in view of the advancement of knowledge, methods and tools in comparison with the global scientific community;
• promote the dissemination of research and experimentation, whose results and effects are of interest due to their social, economic, environmental, cultural and ecological impact;
• promote the recognition of scientific contributions according to the criteria for the evaluation of research in the academic field, as defined internationally;
• offer young researchers a user friendly environment for the promotion and dissemination of products in the international scientific community and for the relevant measurement of their impact;
• promote the sustainable governance of the territory as a central and essential strategy for the growth of the collective well-being;
• promote encounters / comparisons among scientific researchers, the profession, producers and decision makers.

Publication model

UPLanD operates under a continuous publication model. Once an article is in its final form, after editing, double-blind peer review process and proofreading, it is immediately published online, with references to be cited and definitive page numbers, into one of the two annual issues. This means that current issues are built up gradually throughout the year. The first issue of every year closes on June. The second issue closes on December.

Article Processing Charge

UPLanD does not ask economic contribution to the authors but, in order to maintain a high level of international quality, all articles, before being published, undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process.