Xavier Costa
Biographic Data
| ID | 654579 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xavier Costa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xavier |
| FAMILY NAME | Costa |
| SIGNATURE | COSTA X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5813-1228 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Sexual Abuse and Diagnosis of Borderline Pathology in Adolescence: A Systematic Review
Sexual violence affects approximately one in five adolescents in Spain, with higher prevalence in girls than boys, reflecting trends similar to those in other European countries. This experience can severely impact mental health and development, with borderline personality disorder (BPD) emerging as a prominent consequence. In this study, we conducted a systematic review following PRISMA methodology, aiming to analyze findings from studies publis…
Demolishing Modernism: GDR and Neo-Prussian Architecture in Berlin
This article examines the significance of some recent architecture and urban demolitions in Berlin. As an example of present-day iconoclasm in the heart of Europe, the relevance of these cases lies not only in the destruction of politically-charged artefacts, but also in their replacement with replicas of eighteenth-century architecture, thus materializing a Prussian revival and a nostalgia for the country’s royal past. In 2006, Berlin initiated …
In Girum Revisited: From Guy Debord’s dérive to the Situationist View of History
This article presents the concept of contemporary mobility in relation to the writings and actions of the Situationist group, particularly in Guy Debord’s concepts of urban dérive and psychogeography, as reflected in his last film In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni (1978). Connecting different disciplines, the paper examines the concept of mobility in its relation to history, philosophy, art and urbanism
Festividade: Formas moderna e tradicional de sociabilidade
A sociabilidade festiva é central para a transmissão da tradição e é um campo fundamental da interação entre a tradição e a modernidade festivas. Esta sociabilidade tem um reflexividade e uma esfera pública própria. A oposição modernista dominante entre a tradição e a modernidade é questionada com a ajuda de um estudo recente do festival do fogo do “fallas” (Valência, Espanha)
Festive Traditions in Modernity: The Public Sphere of the Festival of the 'Fallas' in Valencia (Spain)
Festive sociability is central for the transmission of tradition and is fundamental field of interaction between the festive tradition and modernity. This sociability has a reflexivity and a public sphere of its own. The dominant modernist opposition between tradition and modernity is questioned with the help of a recent study of the Fire Festival of the 'Fallas'(Valencia. Spain
Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (València, Spain)
(2002). Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (Valencia, Spain) Social Identities: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 321-345
Festivity: Traditional and Modern Forms of Sociability
Festive sociability is central for the transmission of tradition and is a fundamental field of interaction between the festive tradition and modernity. This sociability has a reflexivity and a public sphere of its own. The dominant modernist opposition between tradition and modernity is questioned with the help of a recent study of the Fire Festival of the “Fallas” (Valencia, Spain)
Las fallas de Valencia: El arte de la consagración del fuego
In the first part of this paper, I deal with some of the aspects which constitute fiestas and art in hermeneutics. The basic idea is that art has its place in the appropriation event (Ereignis), which occurs in the fiesta. In the second part, I situate the festive tradition of Las Fallas (celebration of the feast of St. Joseph) in the context of the ritual transformation of the ancient fire festivals celebrating seasonal change. The ancient mythi…
Festive Traditions in Modernity: The Public Sphere of the Festival of the 'Fallas' in Valencia (Spain)
Festive sociability is central for the transmission of tradition and is fundamental field of interaction between the festive tradition and modernity. This sociability has a reflexivity and a public sphere of its own. The dominant modernist opposition between tradition and modernity is questioned with the help of a recent study of the Fire Festival of the 'Fallas'(Valencia. Spain
Festividade: Formas moderna e tradicional de sociabilidade
A sociabilidade festiva é central para a transmissão da tradição e é um campo fundamental da interação entre a tradição e a modernidade festivas. Esta sociabilidade tem um reflexividade e uma esfera pública própria. A oposição modernista dominante entre a tradição e a modernidade é questionada com a ajuda de um estudo recente do festival do fogo do “fallas” (Valência, Espanha)
Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (València, Spain)
(2002). Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (Valencia, Spain) Social Identities: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 321-345
Las fallas de Valencia: El arte de la consagración del fuego
In the first part of this paper, I deal with some of the aspects which constitute fiestas and art in hermeneutics. The basic idea is that art has its place in the appropriation event (Ereignis), which occurs in the fiesta. In the second part, I situate the festive tradition of Las Fallas (celebration of the feast of St. Joseph) in the context of the ritual transformation of the ancient fire festivals celebrating seasonal change. The ancient mythi…
Festivity: Traditional and Modern Forms of Sociability
Festive sociability is central for the transmission of tradition and is a fundamental field of interaction between the festive tradition and modernity. This sociability has a reflexivity and a public sphere of its own. The dominant modernist opposition between tradition and modernity is questioned with the help of a recent study of the Fire Festival of the “Fallas” (Valencia, Spain)
Festive Traditions in Modernity: The Public Sphere of the Festival of the 'Fallas' in Valencia (Spain)
Festive sociability is central for the transmission of tradition and is fundamental field of interaction between the festive tradition and modernity. This sociability has a reflexivity and a public sphere of its own. The dominant modernist opposition between tradition and modernity is questioned with the help of a recent study of the Fire Festival of the 'Fallas'(Valencia. Spain
Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (València, Spain)
(2002). Festive Identity: Personal and Collective Identity in the Fire Carnival of the 'Fallas' (Valencia, Spain) Social Identities: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 321-345
Festividade: Formas moderna e tradicional de sociabilidade
A sociabilidade festiva é central para a transmissão da tradição e é um campo fundamental da interação entre a tradição e a modernidade festivas. Esta sociabilidade tem um reflexividade e uma esfera pública própria. A oposição modernista dominante entre a tradição e a modernidade é questionada com a ajuda de um estudo recente do festival do fogo do “fallas” (Valência, Espanha)
In Girum Revisited: From Guy Debord’s dérive to the Situationist View of History
This article presents the concept of contemporary mobility in relation to the writings and actions of the Situationist group, particularly in Guy Debord’s concepts of urban dérive and psychogeography, as reflected in his last film In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni (1978). Connecting different disciplines, the paper examines the concept of mobility in its relation to history, philosophy, art and urbanism
Demolishing Modernism: GDR and Neo-Prussian Architecture in Berlin
This article examines the significance of some recent architecture and urban demolitions in Berlin. As an example of present-day iconoclasm in the heart of Europe, the relevance of these cases lies not only in the destruction of politically-charged artefacts, but also in their replacement with replicas of eighteenth-century architecture, thus materializing a Prussian revival and a nostalgia for the country’s royal past. In 2006, Berlin initiated …
Sexual Abuse and Diagnosis of Borderline Pathology in Adolescence: A Systematic Review
Sexual violence affects approximately one in five adolescents in Spain, with higher prevalence in girls than boys, reflecting trends similar to those in other European countries. This experience can severely impact mental health and development, with borderline personality disorder (BPD) emerging as a prominent consequence. In this study, we conducted a systematic review following PRISMA methodology, aiming to analyze findings from studies publis…
Art (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works)