Paolo Di Paolo, Amare come un padre: “Il Padre Goriot” di Honoré de Balzac

Antonio di Paolo Benivieni.

Antonio di Paolo Benivieni (Fig. 1) was born in Florence, Italy, on November 3,1443, at the dawn of the Italian Renaissance.’,’ He was a boy when German printer Johann Gutenberg published the first book using moveable type and a middle-aged man when Christopher Columbus discovered America. Antonio’s father, a nobleinan and notary, was a member of a prominent and wealthy Florentine family, so he...

Ezequiel Di Paolo Spike - Timing Dependent Plasticity for Evolved Robots

Pier Paolo Di Fiore: Plumbing the depths of endocytosis

JCB • VOLUME 188 • NUMBER 1 • 2010 4 P ier Paolo Di Fiore likes to describe his scientifi c successes as bits of happenstance—that as he and his colleagues pursued the next logical step in a sequence of experimental inquiry, luck often handed them something even more interesting to run with. Others would surely describe it as the payoff for perseverance that has led Di Fiore from studying cance...

Il Birraio di Preston di Andrea Camilleri

Nella letteratura italiana degli ultimi decenni lo scrittore Andrea Camilleri rappresenta un caso raro di successo editoriale e di pubblico, con centinaia di migliaia di copie vendute, traduzioni in molte lingue, riconoscimenti e convegni in suo onore. Uno dei suoi titoli più noti è il romanzo storico Il Birraio di Preston. Lo scrittore è diventato famoso presso il grande pubblico inizialmente ...

Sense - making with a little help from my friends : Introducing Ezequiel Di Paolo and Hanne De Jaegher Tom

The work of Ezequiel Di Paolo and Hanne De Jaegher has helped to transform the enactive approach from relative obscurity into a hotly debated contender for the future science of social cognition and cognitive science more generally. In this short introduction I situate their contributions in what I see as important aspects of the bigger picture that is motivating and inspiring them as well as t...