This volume addresses the topic of collective burial practices, focusing on two main questions: "Who are the deceased buried together in collective tombs?" and “Why are these deceased buried collectively?” Archaeologists, ethnologists and ethnoarchaeologists examin case studies from antiquity to nowadays. Lire la suite
This volume comprises the proceedings of an international workshop that took place at the UCLouvain in Belgium on the 8th and 9th of December 2016. This workshop addressed the topic of collective burial practices, focusing on two main questions: "Who are the deceased buried together in collective tombs?" and “Why are these deceased buried collectively?” Archaeologists, ethnologists and ethnoarchaeologists were thus invited to discuss the identity of the deceased deposited in collective burial places, as well as the ideological and social motivations for gathering the dead in the same tomb over several generations. The chapters in the volume examine case studies ranging from contemporary Madagascar and Austronesia to the Prehistoric Mediterranean and Dynastic Europe. They also reinitiate discussions regarding the potential of archaeological and anthropobiological datasets to approach social organization among past populations.
Premessa
Mara Santi
Per una definizione pragmatica della brevità 7
Parte I – Forma breve nel discorso digitato e in quello parlato 17
Francesca Chiusaroli
Scritture brevi e repertori della comunicazione orale in Twitter 19
Claudio Nobili
Multimodalità e testualità dell'italiano in un caso di comunicazione scientifica breve 37
Parte II – Forma breve in alcuni tipi di testo 55
Giulia Farina
Il Gusto del Paradosso. Considerazioni sulla forma dell’indovinello in alcune raccolte latine medievali 57
Antonio Donato Sciacovelli
L’epopea di Calandrino e la contraddizione della narratio brevis 73
Irena Prosenc
"Ma che dirén noi della novella che segue?" Le dimensioni metatestuali della forma breve nel Trecentonovelle 83
Philippe Simon
Girolamo Tiraboschi e la brevità nella sua Storia della letteratura italiana (1772) 95
Linda Garosi, María de la Paz Cepedello Moreno
Il percorso verso il racconto modernista in Gianna Manzini: Venti racconti 107