AMBROGIO LORENZETTI'NİN SİENA PALAZZO PUBBLICO FRESKLERİ: İYİ VE KÖTÜ YÖNETİMİN ALEGORİSİ

Political Ideas in Sienese Art: The Frescoes by Ambrogio Lorenzetti and Taddeo di Bartolo in the Palazzo Pubblico

A framework for analyzing, comparing, and diagnosing social-ecological systems

INTRODUCTION Between the years 1337 and 1339, the artist Ambrogio Lorenzetti adorned the walls of the Palazzo Pubblico of Siena, Italy, with frescoes depicting allegories of good government and bad government and their effects on city and country (see Fig. 1). His imagery is lucid and effective. The “good government” fresco depicts a wise monarch surrounded by personifications of virtues such a...

Cultural Heritage: the Palazzo Grassi Experience

Internet has brought to cultural institutions the chance to use new communication paradigms. In particular the introduction of 3D technology for the network promises to be a powerful means for the diffusion of scientific and humanistic culture, especially for novices that can find in the 3D metaphor a more intuitive paradigm to access cultural information. This work analyzes thc current points ...

Hypothermia in Hodgkin’s disease: unexpected state; case report and rewiew of the literature Hodgkin hastalığında hipotermi: Beklenmedik bir durum; olgu sunumu ve literatür incelemesi

Hipotermi ve hipotansiyon, etyolojisi bilinmeyen nadir bir fenomendir. Bu yazıda, hipertermi ile kendini gösteren, naproksen sodyum uygulaması sonrasında hipotermi gelişen evre IIIB Hodgkin hastalıklı bir olgu sunuldu. Bu olguda; naproksen uygulaması sonrası pirojenlerin üretiminin azalması, en muhtemel fizyopatolojik hipotez olarak gözükmektedir. Hipotermi daha kötü prognozla ilişkilendirilebi...

VE - cadherin trans - interaction

Correspondence to Asrar B. Malik: [email protected]; or Yulia A. Komarova: [email protected] Abbreviations used in this paper: AJ, adherens junction; CMV, cytomegalovirus; cRO, caged Rockout; DN, dominant negative; FRET, Förster resonance energy transfer; GAP, GTPase-activating protein; HMEC, human dermal microvascular endothelial cell; MLCII, myosin-II light chain; NMR, nuclear magnetic resonance...