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by Paolo Beretta ‘I am a graduate student and I belong to the “protected categories”, as defined by art.1., as a disabled person. My life changed following a road accident: I suffered very serious injuries. ...

by Valeria Colombo When I started thinking about the theme of language, the first thing that came to mind is a poem by Eugenio Montale titled ‘Do not ask us for the word that gives ...

by Igor Suran Words, words, words. Those magical combinations of letters that become a reflection of our thoughts. Of ourselves. Because we are our thoughts. And we are our words.  And, often, the only way ...

by Alessia Mosca Seeing is believing and if you have examples you can dream bigger. Looking at non-stereotypical leaders or role models effectively reinforces change in the culture of equality: if we use more and ...

by Mauro Danesi ABRACADABRA by Irene Serini, with Irene Serini and Caterina Simonelli, video animations by Anna Resmini, lights and sound Caterina Simonelli. IF Prana production, in collaboration with Olinda Residenza Artistica ‘Each of us ...

by Paola Suardi Mullholland Drive Regia di David Lynch Drammatico, USA, 2001. This is a neo-noir film, dreamlike and surreal. It is a genuine horror and thriller mystery-drama, a sensual love story, but also a ...

by Elena Luciano In the spring of 1945 in Villa Cella, a small village in the province of Reggio Emilia, women and men, exhausted by the war that had ended a few days ago, started ...

by Angela Bianchi Clothing, with its shapes, colours and styles is an integral part of our daily communication and interaction processes. Ugo Volli, in his Block Modes: The Language of the Body and Fashion, compares ...

di Silvia Rota Sperti 1984 George Orwell Mondadori, 2014 It was 1948 when George Orwell began writing his most famous and widely discussed book. He titled it 1984, deliberately inverting the final two figures of ...