Giuseppe Tucci
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 583558 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Giuseppe Tucci |
| PRENOMES | Giuseppe |
| SOBRENOME | Tucci |
| ASSINATURA | TUCCI G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1829-2967 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1928 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Detecting Opinion Leaders in a Telegram Network of Forwarded Messages
This study introduces a framework to identify opinion leaders on Telegram, adapting a methodology developed for Twitter. The work is motivated by the need to examine influence dynamics on hybrid platforms like Telegram, where platform affordances can potentially facilitate the spread of disinformation and polarizing discourse. Specifically, the traceability of forwarded messages provides analytical possibilities for understanding these complex co…
Quali-quanti visual methods and political bots
Computational social science research on automated social media accounts, colloquially dubbed “bots”, has tended to rely on binary verification methods to detect bot operations on social media. Typically focused on textual data from Twitter (now rebranded as "X"), these inference-based methods are prone to finding false positives and failing to understand the subtler ways in which bots operate over time, through visual content and in particular c…
Visualizing an image network without rendering files
This article presents a method for visualizing networks of geolocated images without rendering the image files on the network. The path I followed to develop this method is the result of an intensive "data sprint" which took place during the University of Amsterdam Digital Methods Initiative Summer School 2021. During the data sprint, I developed a methodological framework to generate a network of Twitter geolocated images combining the hashtags …
Religious Syncretism and Control Over the Territory
Egyptian domination on the territories of Southern Levant during the Late Bronze Age brought the conquerors to maintain close contacts with the local population. Among other techniques of domination, the Pharaohs made massive use of political and religious propaganda. The identification of some divinities of the Egyptian and Palestinian Pantheons enabled both populations to share the same places of worship, which promoted contact with local commu…
A militância forjada dos bots
Os “bots políticos” são perfis automatizados programados para atuar nas redes sociais com o objetivo de influenciar as discussões políticas, endossar ou difamar um candidato, disseminar propaganda de campanha, criar ruído no debate público e interferir na formação da opinião dos usuários. Este artigo investiga como essas contas afetaram a conversação política no Twitter durante o primeiro turno das eleições municipais de 2016 no Rio de Janeiro, c…
Making up Audience
The purpose of this paper is to discuss if and how Brazilian media outlets make use of automated strategies and artificial intelligence (AI) in order to produce convenient social media metrics about themselves and amplify their relevance on Twitter. We examine how media bots can manipulate online ratings, change social perception of what is relevant and increase engagement with both on- and offline media entities. We extracted three types of data…
Minor Buddhist Texts
The Religions of Tibet
The Religions of Tibet
The Religions of Tibet
Minor Buddhist Texts, Part III
Tibetan Folk Songs from Gyantse and Western Tibet
Tibetan Folk Songs from Gyantse and Western Tibet
Giuseppe Tucci, Tibetan Folk Songs from Gyantse and Western Tibet, Artibus Asiae. Supplementum, Vol. 22, Tibetan Folk Songs from Gyantse and Western Tibet (1966), pp. 7-11+13-19+21+23-59+61-89+91-113+115-119+121+123-153+155-193+195-201+I-XI+XIII-XVIII
Nepal
A Tibetan Classification of Buddhist Images, According to Their Style
Buddhist Himalaya
Minor Buddhist Texts
To Lhasa and Beyond. Diary of the Expedition to Tibet in the Year 1948
L'epopee tibetaine de Gesar dans la version lamaique de Ling
Thirteen Tibetan Tankas
Minor Buddhist Texts
Geschichte der Tibetischen Kunst
Tibetische Medizinphilosophie
Tibetan Painted Scrolls
Catalogue of the Tibetan Collection and Other Lamaist Articles in the Newark Museum, Newark, 1950
Quali-quanti visual methods and political bots
Computational social science research on automated social media accounts, colloquially dubbed “bots”, has tended to rely on binary verification methods to detect bot operations on social media. Typically focused on textual data from Twitter (now rebranded as "X"), these inference-based methods are prone to finding false positives and failing to understand the subtler ways in which bots operate over time, through visual content and in particular c…
Tibetan Notes
History and Doctrines of the Ajivikas, a Vanished Indian Religion
Secrets of Tibet
The Ratnavali of Nagarjuna
In the April issue, 1934, of this Journal, I edited and translated the first chapter of this work of the great Nāgārjuna, still a fundamental treatise in the monasteries of Tibet. I now publish the remaining portions of the second and fourth chapters, the second being incomplete and the third entirely missing. The fifth and last pariccheda contains chiefly vinaya -rules, and will be published in a subsequent issue, along with the Tibetan text and…
Buddhist Logic before Diṅnāga
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Is the Nyayapravesa by Dinnaga
The Nyāyapraveśa with the commentary of Haribhadra has been published in the Gaekwad's Oriental Series, together with a careful comparative study of the two Tibetan translations by my friend Vidhuśekhara Shāstrī. Both translations presuppose the same original, but the first (T) (Cordier, Catal. , vol. iii, p. 435, n. 7) has been translated from the Sanskrit, while the second (T) is a translation from the Chinese of Yuan Chwang (Tib.: T'aṅ Sam Tsa…
Buddhist Logic before Diṅnāga
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A Visit to an “Astronomical” Temple in India
In Assam, near Gauhāṭī, on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra, there is one of the most famous places of pilgrimage in India, I mean the temple of Kāmākhyā. Kāmākhyā is one of the names for the Indian devī , Kālī , or Durgā ; in fact, Kāmākhyā is the devī herself in one of her most jolly aspects, as may be gathered from the Paurānic and the Tāntric literature connected with her cult, as for instance the Kālikā-purāṇa , the Yoginī-tantra , the K…
A Fragment from the Pratitya-samutpada-vyakhya of Vasubandhu
Very little, as it is known, remains in Sanskrit of the literary activity of Vasubandhu. If we except some kārikās of the Abhidharma-kośa , we have nothing else than the Viṃśikā and the Triṃśikā , recently edited by Sylvain Lévi. I may add that the Trisvabhāva-kārikā has also been found in Nepal, and copies are with the French Sanskritist and with me. I shall also mention the fragments of the vṛtti upon the Madhyānta-vibhaṅga (or vibhāga ) by Mai…
Notes on the Nyāya-praveśa by Śaṅikarasvāmin
The Nyāya-praveśa by Śaṅkarasvāmin, recently printed in the Gaekwad's Oriental Series of Baroda, is a text of great interest for the study of Indian logic; in fact, in spite of its conciseness it contains an extremely clear exposition of the Buddhist logic as it was taught in India, at least among some particular schools, as those of the Yogācāras and the Sautrāntikas in that lapse of time which separates Diṅnāga from Dharmakīrti. That the book w…
Two Hymns of the Catuḥ-stava of Nāgārjuna
The two hymns here edited are respectively the first and p the last of the four stavas attributed to Nāgārjuna, and generally known and quoted under the comprehensive name Catuḥ-stava or Catu-stava ; the other two stotras , missing in our manuscript, are the Lolātīta-stava and the Citta-vajrastava . As to their authorship, there is but little doubt; the style itself is the same as that of the kārikās of the Mūlamādhyamika-kārikās . Moreover, Cand…
The Travels of Ippolito Desideri
Sir Charles Bell has given in this Journal (July, p. 710) a detailed account of this important book on Tibet, which, though already edited in Italian by Puini, has remained for many years insufficiently known. It is not, therefore, my purpose to write a new review of the book
The Ratnavali of Nagarjuna
In the April issue, 1934, of this Journal, I edited and translated the first chapter of this work of the great Nāgārjuna, still a fundamental treatise in the monasteries of Tibet. I now publish the remaining portions of the second and fourth chapters, the second being incomplete and the third entirely missing. The fifth and last pariccheda contains chiefly vinaya -rules, and will be published in a subsequent issue, along with the Tibetan text and…
On Some Bronze Objects Discovered in Western Tibet
Indo-Tibetica III. I templi del Tibet occidentale e il loro simbolismo artistico. Parte I
A propos the Legend of Nāropā
Nāropā, with Padmasambhava, Mi, la ras pa, and Tsoṅ k'a pa, is one of the most famous Buddhist teachers in Tibet. He may certainly be considered as one of the most conspicuous factors of Tibetan Buddhism, since he was the spiritual father of Marpa, who is acknowledged as the guru of Milaraspa and the founder of the bKa’ rgyud pa sect. This school later split up into several sub-sects, widely spread even now in Tibet, and through Karma Bakshi alli…
The Ratnavali of Nagarjuna
Even if a king follows a path contrary to religion and to reason he is nevertheless praised by his subjects (on account of fear); he, therefore, hardly knows what is appropriate or not
Secrets of Tibet
Santi e Briganti nel Tibet ignoto (Diario della spedizione nel Tibet occidentale 1935)
Indian Paintings in Western Tibetan Temples
Indo-Tibetica IV, Gyantse and Its Monasteries
Cristianesimo, Buddhismo, Manicheismo nell'Asia antica
Minor Sanskrit Texts on the Prajñâ-pâramitâ 1. The Prajñâ-pâramitâ-piṇḍârtha of Diṅnâga
The palmleaf manuscript containing the text of the Prajñâpâramitâ-piṇḍลrtha by Dinnâga was found in the monastery of Žalu which I visited in autumn 1939. It consists of three leaflets without indication of any date. This small book is an epitome of the Aṣṭasâhasrikâ-prajñâ-pâramitã and it is intended to classify the arguments expounded in this treatise and to adapt its long repetitions to the logic of a rational and intelligible scheme
Tibetan Notes
Tibetan Painted Scrolls
Namenkarte von Tibet
The Blue Annals. Vol. VII, Part One
Geheimnisse tibetischer Malereien
The Tombs of the Tibetan Kings
On Philosophical Synthesis
Hegel has long been a name to conjure against. His version of history as a waltz of ideas moving irregularly from to has suffered from his own insistence that the historic process is an embodied logic, whereas in his version it is rather an embodied poetry. poetic element appears in his intuitions of unity of Idea in world regions, such as wherein with increasing knowledge we become aware not only of immense inner diversity, but also of radical o…
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