Antonio Federici
Biographic Data
| ID | 323317 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antonio Federici |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antonio |
| FAMILY NAME | Federici |
| SIGNATURE | FEDERICI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roma Tre University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9152-1757 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Sensuous modernity
This essay adopts a Critical Stylistic approach to disclose the linguistic mechanisms of creation of (counter-)ideological meaning in a specific type of gendered text, that is the female-targeted periodical Vogue at the beginning of the twentieth century. In particular, it investigates the linguistic construction of femininity in the fashion content of the twenty-four issues of the magazine published in 1922. In a period characterised by the grad…
The pragmatics of online healthcare communication
Gender and Genre in Translation
This paper aims to bridge the gap between gender, genre and translation studies by taking an interdisciplinary approach across these research areas and employing some of the tools of corpus linguistics to provide a contrastive analysis of the linguistic construction of femininity in the American and French editions of early-1920s Vogue. In particular, it takes as a sample twenty-four Vogue issues published in 1921 and focuses on its extensive fas…
Implicit Meaning and Gender Ideologies in Interwar Good Housekeeping Magazine
This essay adopts a Critical Stylistic approach to uncover the linguistic mechanisms of implicit, (counter-)ideological meaning in the female-targeted periodical Good Housekeeping during the interwar period, and chiefly in its "Household Engineering" article series, where a complex discourse of modern housewifery, based on expert advice and industrial rationalisation, was shaped and negotiated through a rhetoric of scientific management and effic…
Beastly Modernisms
This essay analyses the ways in which James Joyce and Virginia Woolf addressed from a very early stage key issues related to contemporary posthumanist theories such as the question of animal speech and psychology. Both Joyce’s description of human-animal encounters in Ulysses and Woolf’s depiction of a sentient animal subject in Flush: A Biography at first present, and then subvert, the idea of the use of language as evidence of a human surpassin…
Governance in/of Cancer Care and Stewardship in Cancer Control
In the literature in the field of cancer care, especially in the literature concerning national cancer control programmes, the terms governance and stewardship in/of cancer care are used, but usually not explained or defined. Therefore, we planned a systematic literature review in order to find the definitions of the terms governance and stewardship in/of cancer care. It was planned to create new definitions of the mentioned terms in case of unsu…
Development and first application of an audit system for screening programs based on the PRECEDE-PROCEED model
The software application helps standardize criteria for planning interventions to improve screening programs and facilitates the implementation of the audit cycle
Epidemiology and costs of cervical cancer screening and cervical dysplasia in Italy
Although some cervical abnormalities might have been underestimated, the total annual cost of cervical cancer prevention in Italy is approximately 181.5 million euro, of which 87% is attributable to screening
Can colorectal cancer mass-screening organization be evidence-based? Lessons from failures
The feasibility study highlighted several limits of the model. Most of the barriers that emerged were consequences of organisational choices not supported by evidence. The principal limit was a lack of accountability by the participating centres
Understanding non-compliance to colorectal cancer screening
To increase compliance, screening programmes must involve test providers who are geographically close to the target population
Understanding non-compliance to colorectal cancer screening
To increase compliance, screening programmes must involve test providers who are geographically close to the target population
Can colorectal cancer mass-screening organization be evidence-based? Lessons from failures
The feasibility study highlighted several limits of the model. Most of the barriers that emerged were consequences of organisational choices not supported by evidence. The principal limit was a lack of accountability by the participating centres
Epidemiology and costs of cervical cancer screening and cervical dysplasia in Italy
Although some cervical abnormalities might have been underestimated, the total annual cost of cervical cancer prevention in Italy is approximately 181.5 million euro, of which 87% is attributable to screening
Governance in/of Cancer Care and Stewardship in Cancer Control
In the literature in the field of cancer care, especially in the literature concerning national cancer control programmes, the terms governance and stewardship in/of cancer care are used, but usually not explained or defined. Therefore, we planned a systematic literature review in order to find the definitions of the terms governance and stewardship in/of cancer care. It was planned to create new definitions of the mentioned terms in case of unsu…
Development and first application of an audit system for screening programs based on the PRECEDE-PROCEED model
The software application helps standardize criteria for planning interventions to improve screening programs and facilitates the implementation of the audit cycle
Beastly Modernisms
This essay analyses the ways in which James Joyce and Virginia Woolf addressed from a very early stage key issues related to contemporary posthumanist theories such as the question of animal speech and psychology. Both Joyce’s description of human-animal encounters in Ulysses and Woolf’s depiction of a sentient animal subject in Flush: A Biography at first present, and then subvert, the idea of the use of language as evidence of a human surpassin…
Gender and Genre in Translation
This paper aims to bridge the gap between gender, genre and translation studies by taking an interdisciplinary approach across these research areas and employing some of the tools of corpus linguistics to provide a contrastive analysis of the linguistic construction of femininity in the American and French editions of early-1920s Vogue. In particular, it takes as a sample twenty-four Vogue issues published in 1921 and focuses on its extensive fas…
Implicit Meaning and Gender Ideologies in Interwar Good Housekeeping Magazine
This essay adopts a Critical Stylistic approach to uncover the linguistic mechanisms of implicit, (counter-)ideological meaning in the female-targeted periodical Good Housekeeping during the interwar period, and chiefly in its "Household Engineering" article series, where a complex discourse of modern housewifery, based on expert advice and industrial rationalisation, was shaped and negotiated through a rhetoric of scientific management and effic…
Sensuous modernity
This essay adopts a Critical Stylistic approach to disclose the linguistic mechanisms of creation of (counter-)ideological meaning in a specific type of gendered text, that is the female-targeted periodical Vogue at the beginning of the twentieth century. In particular, it investigates the linguistic construction of femininity in the fashion content of the twenty-four issues of the magazine published in 1922. In a period characterised by the grad…
The pragmatics of online healthcare communication
Cancer (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Biostatistics (4 works) · Global Cancer Incidence and Screening (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)