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Alberto Gil

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ID10177973
NAMEAlberto Gil
GIVEN NAMESAlberto
FAMILY NAMEGil
SIGNATUREGIL A
AFFILIATIONSPontifical University of the Holy Cross
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Performance as Translation

    Open Access•Ralf van Bühren, Alberto Gil et al.•ARTICLE•Yearbook of Translational…•2025

    An instructive perspective of translatology is that of examining trans­lation as performance. Here, key questions are for what purpose a trans­la­tion is made and how it was prepared for that purpose. Regarding method, how­ever, it would be an original move if one looked at the performance it­self in its translational dimension. Following such a perspective, this essay examines how performative actions can translate the transcendent or in­vis­i­b…

  • Transmission or ‘creative fidelity’? The institutional communicator’s role in the Church today

    Open Access•Alberto Gil, Guido Gili•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2020

    The role of the institutional communicator in the Church today has a special relevance derived from the credibility crisis suffered by this institution. A greatly increased awareness to this theme leads to the discovery of profound and essential dimensions of this role, which are discussed in this article. The focus is on the credibility of the communicator, who, on one hand is called to take full responsibility for what he says, but on the other…

  • Emotional dimensions of framing

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

  • Globalization, climate protection and the need for a cultural revolution

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

    The world-renowned Parisian sociologist and philosopher of science Bruno Latour argues in provocative and powerful language that, after the victory over communism and the fall of the Berlin Wall, a

  • Special issue on post-truth

    Open Access•Alberto Gil, Rafael Jiménez Cataño•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

    It is not possible to get rid of the issue of truth. It was not possible at the dawn of philosophical thought, and it is not possible now. When The Oxford English Dictionary declared 'post-truth' t

  • If there is no truth anymore, why is everyone talking about post-truth

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2018

    The book Who is afraid of post-truth? by Maddalena and Gili contains a deliberately provocative thesis: the selected word of the year 2016 by the Oxford Dictionary – Post-truth – represents a macro

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  • If there is no truth anymore, why is everyone talking about post-truth

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2018

    The book Who is afraid of post-truth? by Maddalena and Gili contains a deliberately provocative thesis: the selected word of the year 2016 by the Oxford Dictionary – Post-truth – represents a macro

  • Emotional dimensions of framing

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

  • Globalization, climate protection and the need for a cultural revolution

    Open Access•Alberto Gil•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

    The world-renowned Parisian sociologist and philosopher of science Bruno Latour argues in provocative and powerful language that, after the victory over communism and the fall of the Berlin Wall, a

  • Special issue on post-truth

    Open Access•Alberto Gil, Rafael Jiménez Cataño•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2019

    It is not possible to get rid of the issue of truth. It was not possible at the dawn of philosophical thought, and it is not possible now. When The Oxford English Dictionary declared 'post-truth' t

  • Transmission or ‘creative fidelity’? The institutional communicator’s role in the Church today

    Open Access•Alberto Gil, Guido Gili•ARTICLE•Church, Communication and Culture•2020

    The role of the institutional communicator in the Church today has a special relevance derived from the credibility crisis suffered by this institution. A greatly increased awareness to this theme leads to the discovery of profound and essential dimensions of this role, which are discussed in this article. The focus is on the credibility of the communicator, who, on one hand is called to take full responsibility for what he says, but on the other…

  • Performance as Translation

    Open Access•Ralf van Bühren, Alberto Gil et al.•ARTICLE•Yearbook of Translational…•2025

    An instructive perspective of translatology is that of examining trans­lation as performance. Here, key questions are for what purpose a trans­la­tion is made and how it was prepared for that purpose. Regarding method, how­ever, it would be an original move if one looked at the performance it­self in its translational dimension. Following such a perspective, this essay examines how performative actions can translate the transcendent or in­vis­i­b…

Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Gothic Literature and Media Analysis (2 works) · Politics (2 works)

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