Friday, March 19, 2010

Good Looking Red High Lights

IN ONE DAY AS ANOTHER ..........

is just past the March 8 ....... and it was fun to say the least witness the seeds of confusion was generated by a simple or rather the anniversary date, in fact, just about any calendar reads "WOMEN'S DAY ... how many of you can say they did not notice it?

scenario has been frequent witness of many men just to indecision on whether to make the best wishes to friends, colleagues, mothers, aunts, grandmothers, in short, all women are part of your network social or simply unknown, by chance, the stairs to the shops and workplaces.

certainly does not show more clearly the views of the same target. Some of which respond with a thank you embarrassed, some almost offended and others responsible for those indifferent to short a big mess .... so ..... one wonders is a holiday or not?

....... As many know it seems that this date is tied to a commemoration nefarious ... proposed by Rosa Luxemburg in remembrance of the tragedy complied with the March 8, 1908. In fact, just days before the Cotton Textile Industry Workers went on strike against the terrible conditions in which they were forced to work . The strike went on for a few days and then blocking the production chain. The incident convinced the factory owner to shut the doors of the building so that occupants will remain imprisoned, and finally the tragic end, the factory were set fire. The workers died in the fire.

The past century has been characterized by several claims of women's rights, many of which are not victimless, but surely, thanks to which states have launched increasingly decrees affirming a logical but not obvious gender equality in all areas of society. Especially seems to have benefited more that has been public opinion, matured and grown thanks to those wives and daughters who were able to assert their abilities and reveal the absurdity of discrimination senza nessuna base ne scientifica ne etica .

E allora dalle più alle meno femministe ci si chiede dopo una parità affermata che cosa si festeggia?

Si ... possiamo ampiamente affermare che sembrano così vetusti i tempi in cui le donne potevano sentirsi ingiustamente giudicate da una gonna o da una scollatura o ancora peggio dal colore dei capelli oppure per l’ora scelta per andare a fare due passi e magari accompagnati da uno o più amici di sesso maschile. O ancora sentirsi impossibilitate nel conciliare famiglia e lavoro specialmente in settori di precariato quali la ricerca. Tempi in cui la donna, che abbandona un figlio, era sempre e comunque un be injected regardless of whether the father if he had already washed his hands to Pontius Pilate, and finally, humiliation of humiliations women suffered genital mutilation.

Let's face it, although the color seems right ...... what a world evenly so there is no pink! And the verb form of the past must give way to the more appropriate of a bitter present. Already a decade into the twenty-first century, but we respect the culture and, alas, are not the prerogative of all men. Areas of the world that we can define, say, as long colonized our country ... where to take a few steps walk to the center on Friday evening, it still seems very appropriate to cultural centers such as universities, a place where a contract researcher seems more productive in the hands of a man. Even without considering the reality of women who are mostly wrong hemisphere of the world some of which are forced to accept a veil, a religion, a husband, and very often subject to violence not only psychological.

certainly very often the social does not help us are not yet ubiquitous structures for early childhood necessary tool for women who must combine work and family, the same goes for counseling and social workers who have connotations that still guards Swiss rather than a help and support .....

After this succession of often extreme situations that unfortunately I have to do much yet are not the women themselves. We unfortunately too prone to judge, reflect female literally the Latin axiom: "homo homini lupus" or often unaware of our potential lulled into possible prejudices we subtract those who may be new challenges.

Well I hope that very soon we will be able to build a world where being a secretary, does not necessarily mean the fact of being a woman.

Angela List

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

How To Make Diaper Carriage Cake

Forum "Salento 2010: Convergenze possibili"

Prima sessione - ore 9:00-13:00 - Politica/Innovazione/Comunicazione
Moderatore: Prof. Stefano Cristante

Vander Tumiatti (consulente Unep), Antonio Corvino (Osservatorio Banche e Imprese); Andrea Morrone, Flavia Serravezza, Mario Maffei (Il Tacco d’Italia); Roberto Guido (Dirett. Resp. QuiSalento); Tommaso Dimitri (Dirett. Giornale dei Giovani); Tonio Tondo (Redattore La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno); Francesca Angelozzi, Gabriele De Giorgi (Incima S.r.l. Salentoweb.tv); Giovanni Chiriatti, Francesco D’Autilia (Kurumuny); Andrea Ferreri, Luca Chiriatti, Simone Rollo (Bepress edizioni); Angela Calcagni, Annamaria Mangia (Cognitiva); Claudia Mangé (Centro C.B. Guglielmo Marconi - Vernole); Dott. Pasqua Flore, Dott.ssa Ilenia Colonna (OCP Università del Salento); Andrea Riezzo (La repubblica delle banane - On line Free blog); Felice Blasi (Editorialista Corriere del Mezzogiorno); Dott. Daniele Ferrocino (Vice Presidente CSV Salento); Alessandra Bianco (Redattore La Repubblica Bari); Mauro Marino (Editorialista Paese Nuovo); Luciano Pagano (Musicaos On line Free blog); Antonio Trecca (Il Salentino Editore); Dott.ssa Serenella Molendini (Consigliera Pari Opportunità Prov. Lecce); Graziella Gardini, Angela Passaseo (SME Italy Srl), Sarah Foti Scevaliere, Laura Longo (Ripensandoci.com) Daniel Viva (Pinfo), Dr. Antonino Di Vita (Assoc. Cultural Suburbs New Surbiton); Montinaro Pino (Pino Montinaro Blog's Revolution);


Second Session - 3:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m. Culture / Environment / Tourism
Moderator: Pierpaolo Lala

Andrea Ferreri, Chiriatti Luca, Simon Rollo (Bepress editions); Angela Calcagni, Anna Mangia (Cognitive), Claudia Manga (CB William Center Marconi - Vernon), Dr. Daniel Ferrocino (Vice President Salento CSV) Arch Francesco Pellegrino (Pellegrino & Associates Engineering Company Ltd), Prof. Giuseppe Botrugno (Pres. Pro Loco Salento - Casarano); Dr. Manuela Miglietta, Antonella Mangia (Soc. Meltingfood), Dr. Fernando Perrone, Vittorio Tapparini, Massimo Schito (AGM Traces Contemporary Art); Franco Ungaro, Antonio Giannuzzi
(Theatrical Shipyards Koreja), Lino De Matteis (Glocal Publishing), Dr Anna Blasi (Ass Trepuzzi City of Culture), Dr. Enrico Capone (Capone Editor), Paul Sciacca, Angela Totaro April
Rita Cesari, (Research Laboratory ' Contemporary Art), Prof. Ferdinando Boero (Bachelor of Science in Biology - University of Salento) Dr. Antonino Di Vita (Assoc. Cultural Suburbs New Surbiton), Dr. Livio Muci (Publisher Besa - Backlight Editions); Dr. Cosimo Lupo, Miri Simone, Antonio Miccoli, Raffaele De Donato (Wolf Publisher) Osvaldo Piliego
Antonietta Rosato (CoolClub) Massimo Rota (Ace Tourism - Puglia), Stefania Mandulinata (Apt - Lecce)

Thursday, March 11, 2010

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ACUISTATI 115 NEW BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY "Francesco Bentivegna"

It enriches the library collections of the Library of Corleone. The Municipality has, in fact, just bought 115 other books, which will be added to the already extensive list of publications.

The new texts - the authors as varied by Camilleri to Fallaci, from Fitzgerald to Pirandello - have been shown by the Advisory youth advisory body of the City.

"We welcome the suggestions of the consultation - the mayor says Nino Iannazzo - because it seems that the books chosen are suitable for a wide audience of readers, from children who love Harry Potter, adults, affectionate to Sciascia. In collaboration with the Look, the administration has thus sought to enlarge the city's cultural offerings, allowing all the widest choice of titles of yesterday and today. "

The municipal library "Francesco Bentivegna" has a wealth of books of about 23,000 volumes, of which 2.000 risalenti al ‘500, 5.500 editi tra il 1600 e il 1850, e 15.500 datati dal 1850 ad oggi. Inoltre, vi sono custoditi 21 incunaboli che sono stati restaurati nel 1977.

Ecco i nuovi testi acquistati:

1. “MARUZZA MUSUMECI” di Camilleri - Sellerio
2. “CECITA’” di Saramago - Einaudi
3. “SULLE REGOLE” di Gherardo Colombo - Ed. Feltrinelli
4. “IL BAMBINO SENZA NOME” di Mark Kurzem - Piemme
5. "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini - Piemme
6. "DEMOCRACY THAT DOES NOT EXIST '" by Paul Ginsborg - Einaudi
7. "The Crisis of anti-" by Sergio Luzzatto - Einaudi
8. "WINNERS AND LOSERS" by Bruno Vespa - Mondadori, Mondadori
9. "THE FLAME AND THE CELTIC" by Nicola Rao - Sperling & Kupfer
10. "A PLACE IN THE WORLD" by Fabio Volo - Mondadori
11. “LE CITTA’ INVISIBILI” di Italo Calvino - Mondadori
12. “PALERMO E' UNA CIPOLLA” di Roberto Alajmo - Laterza
13. “VIVERE L’INSTABILITA’ DEL LAVORO” di Giovanna Fullin – Il Mulino
14. “RESPONSABILITA’ RISCHIO DIRITTO E POSTMDERNO” di A. Argiroffi - Giappichelli
15. “LA SOLITUDINE DEI NUMERI UNO” di Paolo Giordano - Mondadori
16. “ANCHE DIO E’ INFELICE” di David Maria Turoldo - Piemme
17. "The elegance of the hedgehog" by Muriel Barbery - E / O Edizioni
18. "The Night" by Elie Wiesel - The Giuntina
19. "ERASMIANI" Ralf Dahrendorf - Laterza
20. "AFTER THE DEMOCRACY Ralf Dahrendorf - Laterza
21. 'FREEDOM' ACTIVE 'Ralf Dahrendorf - Laterza
22. "Squaring the circle YESTERDAY AND TODAY" by Ralf Dahrendorf - Laterza
23. "Madness" by Patrick McGrath - Adelphi
24. "I am God" by Giorgio Faletti - Baldini Castoldi Dalai
25. "FEW USELESS CACHE" by Giorgio Faletti - Baldini Castoldi Dalai
26. "Nothing to it except for the eyes" by Giorgio Faletti - Baldini Castoldi Dalai
27. "La Solitude of Prime Numbers" by Paolo Giordano - Mondadori
28. "Any one anywhere," Donna Williams - Armando
29. "WHEN THE SKY IS DIVIDED" by Nicholas Evans - BUR (Library Univ Rizzoli)

30. "The Poe Shadow" by Matthew Pearl - Rizzoli
31. "True Believer" by Nicholas Sparks - Sperlig paperback
32. "EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE" by Nicholas Spark - Sperlig paperback
33. "SILENCE. TALE OF A SBIRRO ANTIMAFIA "Gianni Palagonia - Piemme
34. "On Liberty" (on the Freedom ') by John Stuart Mill, Ed Bompiani - Net - the Saggiatore
35. “CHE COSA E’ IL TERZO STATO?” di Emmanuel J. Seyes - Editori Riuniti
36. “ETICA NICOMACHEA” di Aristotele – Rizzoli
37. “IL NOME DELLA ROSA” di Umberto Eco – Bompiani
38. “LA MENNULARA” di Agnello Hornby Simonetta – Feltrinelli
39. “IL MANUALE” di Epitteto (Epictetus) – Rizzoli – Einaudi
40. “IL PROFUMO “ di Suskind Patrick – Longanesi
41. “IL SENTIERO DEI NIDI RAGNO” di Italo Calvino – Mondadori
42. “SE UNA NOTTE D’ INVERNO UN VIAGGIATORE” di Italo Calvino – Mondadori
43. “LA PAROLA EBREO” di Rosetta Loy – Einaudi
44. “LE CRONACHE DI NARNIA :LEONE, LA STREGA E L’ARMADIO di Lewis Clive S. – Mondolibri
45. “DON GIOVANNI IN SICILIA “ di Brancati Vitaliano – Bompiani
46. “COSE DI COSA NOSTRA” di Falcone Giovanni – Bompiani - Locksmiths - Rizzoli
47. "The Emperor" Federico De Roberto - Mondadori
48. "Hind foot soaring peaks: JOURNEY TO GOD THROUGH SONG" by Hannah Hunard - Gribaudi
49. "THE DOLPHIN" Sergio Bambaren - Sperling & Kupfer
50. "CASTLES OF ANGER" by Alessandro Baricco - Rizzoli
51. "BACKGROUND: A parody of Leonardo Sciascia - Einaudi - Adelphi
52. "LE NOVELLE DI G. A. BORGESE” di Borgese Giuseppe Antonio – Mondadori
53. “PADRI E FIGLI” di Turgenev Ivan – Mondadori
54. “LE DONNE DI MESSINA” di Elio Vittorini – Mondadori – Bompiani
55. “CONVERSAZIONI IN SICILIA” (con illustrazioni di Renato Guttuso) - Rizzoli
56. “CENTO SICILIE: TESTIMONIANZE PER UN RITRATTO” di Bufalino Gesualdo e Vago Nunzio – Bompiani
57. “IO NON HO PAURA “ di Ammaniti Nicolo’ – Mondolibri
58. “IL BAMBINO CON IL PIGIAMA A RIGHE” di John Boyne di BUR – Fabbri – Mondolibri
59. “STORIA DI UN UOMO” di Fred Uhlman – Feltrinelli
60. “IL DESERTO DEI TARTARI “ di Dino Buzzati – Mondadori – Rizzoli
61. “FURORE” di Steinbeck John Ernst – Bompiani
62. “LA CRIPTA DEI CAPPUCCINI di Joseph Roth – Adelphi
63. “LA MORTE A VENEZIA “di Thomas Mann – Einaudi
64. “LA MONTAGNA INCANTATA” di Thomas Mann – Mondadori
65. “IL GRANDE GATSBY” di Fitzgerald Francis Scott - Mondadori
66. “TENERA E’ LA NOTTE di Fitzgerald Francis Scott – Mondadori
67. “LE DIPENDENZE PATOLOGICHE – CLINICA E PSICOPATOLOGIA” di Vincenzo Caretti e Daniele La Barbera – Raffaello Cortina Editore
68. “IL GIOVANE HOLDEN” di Salinger J. D. – Einaudi
69. “SALTATEMPO “di Stefano Benni – Feltrinelli
70. "ART AND ARTISTS IN CORLEONE FROM 16 ° TO 18 ° SECOLO.NUOVE ACQUISITIONS DOCUMENTARY" De Marco Bruno Spata - Ila Palma
71. "Sun King" by Max Gallo - Mondadori -

72. "All Saints of Corleone" of Nonuccio Anselmo - Palladium (2 copies)
73. "BETWEEN AND FERRARO Gagini. Marble workers, and plasterers SCULPTORS WOODEN Corleone Anthony G. Marchese - Ila Palma
74. "THE GHOST GIRL" by Sophie Kinsella – Mondadori
75. “FAMIGLIE CIRCOLAZIONE DI BENI, CIRCUITI DI AFFETTI IN ETA’ MODERNA “a cura di Renata Ago e Benedetta Borello – Editore Viella
76. “SCRITTI MORALI – LETTERA A MENECEO” di Epicuro – Rizzoli
77. “IL FU MATTIA PASCAL” di Luigi Pirandello – Feltrinelli
78. “IL CIELO DI CENERE” di Bergamasco Elvia – Nuova Dimensione
79. “BRUCIATA VIVA” di Suad – Piemme
80. “LU Mortu INSURED AND OTHER COMEDIES IN DIALECT "Ferruccio Centonze - AED's Selino
81. 'Thing called LOVE "by Federico Moccia - Rizzoli
82. "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" by JK Rowling - Bloomsbury Publishing
83. "SINGLES LADIES" Sveva Casati Modignani - Sperling & Kupfer
84. "THE GAME OF TRUTH 'Sveva Casati Modignani - Sperling & Kupfer
85. "The Master" by S. Augustine - BUR - Editions Pauline
86. "Discourse on Method" by Descartes - Mondadori
87. "CORLEONE: LAST MIDDLE AGES" by Miraz Iris - Ed Medieval Studies Workshop
88. "Arturo's Island" by Elsa Morante - Einaudi
89. "A Hat Full of Cherries" by Oriana Fallaci - Rizzoli
90. "Hear my voice" by Susanna Tamaro - Rizzoli
91. "L 'EMPIRE OF DRAGONS" di Valerio Massimo Manfredi - Mondadori
92. “GOCCE DI SICILIA” di Andrea Camilleri – Mondadori
93. “I GIORNI DI ANTIGONE” di Dacia Maraini – Rizzoli
94. “SULLA MAFIA” di Dacia Maraini – Perrone
95. “VENUTO AL MONDO” di Margaret Mazzantini – Mondadori
96. “TWILIGHT” di Meyer Stephenie – Fazi Editore
97. “TATA MATILDA” di Brand Christianna – San Paolo Ed.
98. "MAN OF SAND AND OTHER TALES" by ETA Hoffmann - Mondadori
99. "WONDERFUL HISTORY OF PETER Schlemihl" by A. Chamisso - Marigold (Viterbo)
100. "Having or being - 'ART OF LOVE - ANIMA AND SOCIETY'" by Erich Fromm - Mondadori
101. "Eve was AFRICAN" Rita Levi Montalcini - Ed Gallucci
102. "Your Ancestors, PIONEER WOMEN IN SOCIETY 'IN SCIENCE FROM ANTIQUITY AND' THE DAY Rita Levi Montalcini - Tripodi G. - F. Giuliano - Ed Gallucci
103. "FIFTH JOURNEY IN THE KINGDOM OF IMAGINATION" by Geronimo Stilton - Piemme
104. "THAT FIFA on Kilimanjaro" by Geronimo Stilton - Piemme
105. "THE VILLAGE TO THRILL" by Robert L. Stine - Mondadori
106. "I tremble!" By Robert L. Stine - Mondadori
107. "Iliad" - Dami Editore
108. "Einstein, HIS LIFE, HIS UNIVERSE - Mondadori-
109. "CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS IN SOUTHERN ITALY 1945 - 1990" - Electa-
110. "INTERVIEW WITH THE POWER" by Oriana Fallaci - Rizzoli
111. "ISLAND IN THE SEA" by Isabel Allende - Feltrinelli -

112. "POSTCARDS FROM CORLEONE" Mario Cuccia
113. "Queen of Hearts" by Bruno Vespa - Mondadori -
114. "The Girl from Via Maqueda" Dacia Maraini - Rizzoli -
115. "Ides of March" by Valerio Massimo Manfredi - Mondadori -


03/09/2010

The press
Monica Diliberti

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Holistic Psychiatry Toronto

Il libro è bello solo se tradotto

Globalization wins on linguistic virtuosity

Mary Beatrice Protino

Many European writers complain about the difficulty of finding a publisher of English language to translate their works as they say, this failure would undermine their prestige. Now it feels achieved only when you can get published abroad.
writer Tim Parks-IULM professor at the University of Milan, and translator from Italian into English of novels by authors such as Alberto Moravia and Italo Calvino - is the new market analysis of the literature and highlights the effects of globalization on quality the literary work.

From Latin to the vernacular and return

In the period from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century, writers from all over Europe gradually passed from the use of Latin to the vernacular: the inspiration of those democratic impulse toward the consolidation of the national languages, for which the writers - certainly more driven by ambition and interest economic drive from idealistic - began to speak directly to a new middle class and the emerging new arbiter of taste.
Today the opposite is true. As Parks points out, the revolution we are seeing is a consequence of globalization in a constant acceleration, which leads us to a world market for literature, the authors feel the need to reach an international audience and the same readers perceive the charm of the work only when they know of its publication in English, as if it were to be part of an international community of fans of that book by that author.

international understanding

From momento in cui un autore sa di avere un pubblico internazionale e non più solo nazionale, la natura della sua scrittura cambia. Inizia a temere gli ostacoli che la sua lingua inevitabilmente pone rispetto alla comprensione internazionale. Autori contemporanei come Alessandro Baricco o Pet Peterson – per citarne alcuni – scrivono romanzi che non richiedono conoscenze specifiche o sforzi particolari, per cui facilitano un eventuale lavoro di traduzione. La lingua è semplice, manca di virtuosismi e pecca di sfumature e dettagli legati alla cultura locale. Quel che rendeva Shakespeare brillante, coi suoi giochi di parole, è adesso considerato poco proficuo: la semplicità sembra proprio avere la meglio.


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