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Venezia, 2003 October 2-4, a cura di A.Minelli, G.Ortalli e G.Sanga. Edizione in italiano-inglese. Venezia, Ist.Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti 2005, cm.21x29, pp.279, brossura

Florence, Villa I Tatti, June 9-11, 1999. Edited by A. J. Grieco, M. Rocke, F. Gioffredi Superbi. Firenze, Olschki Ed. 2002, cm.17x24, viii-438 pp. Rilegato (Hardcover)., Coll. Villa i Tatti - The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies. "Ventuno saggi di eminenti studiosi del Rinascimento, divisi nelle seguenti sezioni: «Renaissance» and Renaissances: the Term and its Histories; Migrations and Displacements; Bodies Political and Social in Renaissance Transition; Cultural Products as Beare" "Twenty-one essays by eminent Renaissance scholars, comprised in the following sections: «Renaissance» and Renaissances: the Term and its Histories; Migrations and Displacements; Bodies Political and Social in Renaissance Transition; Cultural Products as B"

Florence, Villa I Tatti, June 27-29, 2001. A cura di M. Rossi e F. Gioffredi Superbi. Firenze, Olschki Ed. 2004, 2 tomi. cm.17,5x25, pp.XXVIII,472 con figg. ed es. mus. n.t . e 87 tavv. f.t. legature editoriali sopracop.figg. Coll.Villa i Tatti,The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies. Il tema «L’arme e gli amori» che ha coinvolto Ariosto, Tasso e Guarini si è affermato a Firenze alla fine del Cinquecento non soltanto come un modello letterario ma anche come un ideale di comportamento aristocratico. È diventato uno dei temi preferiti de The theme «L’arme e gli amori» involving Ariosto, Tasso and Guarini was taken up in Florence during the late16th century not only as a literary model but as an ideal for aristocratic behavior. It became a favourite subject of academic debate which nourish.

Venezia, 2003 October 2-4, a cura di A.Minelli, G.Ortalli e G.Sanga. Edizione in italiano-inglese. Text in english. Venezia, Ist.Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti 2004, cm.16x24, pp.574, brossura soprac.fig.a col. Coll.Varie - Atti Convegni. [volume nuovo] INDICE DEL VOLUME:Alessandro MINELLI, Classifications, hierarchies, taxonomies, naming; Brent BERLIN, "Just another fish story" Size-symbolic properties of fish names; Franco CREVATIN, Bawlé ways of thinking (Ivory Coast): generalisations and contextuality; Gareth J. DYKE - Julia D. SIGWART, A search for a smoking gun: no need for an alternative to the Linnaean system of classification; Michel LAURIN, The advantages of Phylogenetic Nomenclature over Linnean Nomenclature; John B.TRUMPER, Classification, the noclassification and some reflexions on European rodents and hawks in folk culture; Marta MADDALON, The tame/ wild dichotomy in ethnology and ethno-linguistics; Luciano GIANNELLI, Essential singular in animal name; Colin P. GROVES, Domestic and wild mammals: naming and identity; Tim INGOLD, Naming as storytelling: speaking of animals among the Koyukon of Alaska; Gerard TOFFIN, Cow/buffalo: a significant opposition in the Indian and Himalayan world; John B. TRUMPER, Markedness, symbolic use and genesis of animal terms, from the point of view of the tame/ wild dichotomy; Rita CAPRINI, Meaning, semantics, taboo, onomasiology and etymology; Mario ALINEI, Names of animals, animals as names: synthesis of a research; Michel CONTINI, Zoonyms of phonosymbolical origin: classifying and interpretation matters; Jean-Philippe DALBERA, he reproductive cycle of zoonyms; Glauco SANGA, The wolf and the fox: which is the real name of the animals. With a theory on totemism; Edward TUTTLE, Zoonymic evolution in the face of accepted structural drift; Nicole REVEL, The symbolism of animals. names: analogy, metaphor, totemism; Marlene ALBERT-LLORCA, The use of metaphors and analogies in our understanding of the animal world: the Catalan corpus on birds and fishes; William BRIGHT, Animal names in native northwestern California. Florence BRUNOIS, Man or animal: who copies who. Interspecific empathy and imitation among the Kasua of New Guinea; Diego POLI, Herdsmen and animals. A cultural correspondence in the Indo-European area; Nicole REVEL, Palawan highlanders and Dayaks of Borneo: human beings and birds, their relation; Franca TAMISARI - John, BRADLEY, To have and to give the law. Animal names, place and event; Alberto ZAMBONI, Contact and substitution: introductory remarks; Liliane BODSON, Naming the exotic animals in ancient Greek and Latin; Alessandro MINELLI - Philip K. TUBBS, Reciprocal loan between vernacular and scientific names of animals; Gherardo ORTALLI, Naming animals in the middle ages, between crisis and recovery; Domenico SILVESTRI, Animals names in the Indo-mediterranean cultural space.

Seconda conferenza. Pisa, 24-27/9/1984. A cura di L.Corti, M.Schmitt. Pisa, Scuola Normale Superiore-Regione Toscana 1984, cm.18,5x27,5, pp.539, brossura testi in inglese, francese, italiano.

Vicenza, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore 1974, cm.13,5x20,5, pp.283, legatura ed.in imitlin, sovraccop.fig.a col. Coll.Saggi,62.

Testo prefazione note e indici analitici a cura di Dante Isella. Milano, Adelphi 1988, Edizione in unico volume. cm.13,5x20,5, pp.XXVIII,1083, 18 tavole, tutte fuori testo e in bn.legatura editoriale in tutta tela, sopracoperta e sopracoperta in acetato trasparente. Custodia. Coll.I Classici,10.

Proceedings of the Sixth Trieste Conference on Chemical Evolution, Trieste, Italy 18-22 September, 2000. Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004, cm.16,5x24,5, pp.XX,428, legatura editoriale cartonata, copertina figurata a colori. The general topic of this volume concerns the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the Universe. Firstly, it discusses the transition from inert matter to cellular life and its evolution to fully developed intelligent beings, and also the possibility of life occurring elsewhere, particularly in other environments in our own and other solar systems. Secondly, the book explores the role that space missions may play in obtaining further insight into the question of the origin of life. Reviews are included of the research for microorganisms in the solar system and the well-established project for the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. The present work is much broader in its scope than in previous conferences: over one hundred leading scientists have reviewed the entire range of subjects dealt with in these sixty-nine papers. Audience: This book is aimed at advanced students, as well as researchers, in the many areas of basic, earth, and life sciences that contribute to the study of the first steps in the origin of life..