Francesco Giusti
Biographic Data
| ID | 696780 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesco Giusti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesco |
| FAMILY NAME | Giusti |
| SIGNATURE | GIUSTI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goethe University Frankfurt |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7934-1670 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Rethinking Lyric Communities in Premodern Worlds
Taking the idea of lyric communities as both a critical question and a heuristic tool, this special issue of JMEMS explores how lyric poetry facilitated and shaped the formation of different kinds of community in Europe and Western Asia during the premodern era, engaging poetic filiation, social positioning, political grouping, religious bonding, affective engagement, and spiritual connection. Featuring contributions on Arabic, Occitan, Italian, …
Invention, Re-enactment, Exchange
Poetic Filiations and Social Positions
From Distance to Difference
Leopardi's philosophical questions are often approached in straightforwardly ontological terms, thus detracting from the distinctiveness of his theoretical struggle. This article argues instead that Leopardi's adherence to empirical reasoning and eighteenth-century French epistemology generates a productive tension in their development at an ontological level. Although certain concepts (illusion, pain, matter) show an ontological aspect early on,…
Transparency in the planning for the use of mining royalties in Brazilian municipalities
Lyric Gestures Between Written and Visual Poetry
While the transmedia reception of Dante's Commedia in a globalizing world is immediately visible, his lyric poetry might at first seem unsuited to the digital age. This article explores Lamberto Pignotti's 2016 re-creation of Dante's Vita Nova in his New Vita Nova, focusing on how, by engaging with Dante's libello in both verbal and visual terms, the Florentine artist and poet, one of the fathers of visual poetry, emphasizes three aspects which a…
The Hinge of Time
Reading Augustine’s Confessions after Roland Barthes’s La Chambre claire (Camera Lucida) and Journal de deuil (Mourning Diary) helps to delineate an often-overlooked problem in the Confessions: the reality of the past outside of one’s own personal memory. From a theological perspective, the past is grounded in God’s eternity. Yet, when it comes to the narration of his own past, Augustine seems to need evidence of its reality. His mother Monica is…
O Estado, a Regulação e a Questão Ambiental no Setor Elétrico Brasileiro
O acesso à energia elétrica é estratégico para o desenvolvimento econômico e social, sendo o Estado o agente responsável por garantir a infraestrutura coletiva e as políticas públicas de redistribuição dos benefícios sociais. No entanto, no setor elétrico brasileiro, a inserção de projetos hidrelétricos no território vem proporcionando profundos impactos no meio físico-biótico e na dinâmica territorial e social pré-existente. Apesar do crescente …
P1-161 The burden of cancer
Introduction Due to changes in cancer-related risk factors, improvements in diagnostic procedures and treatments, and the ageing of the population in most developed countries, cancer accounts for an increasing proportion of healthcare expenditures. Measuring the burden of disease is of great interest to public health researchers and policy makers. The objective of this study is: (1) to reconstruct the cancer pathway, which is subdivided into thre…
Le parole di Orfeo
Starting from the idea of 'canzonieri di morte', collections of poems written by poets for their dead lovers, which is a genre or subgenre at the very origin of the Western poetical tradition, and taking Orpheus' role and specific poetical position within the genre as a key to understanding it, the article focuses on collections or single works by three authors who are fundamental to this tradition: Dante's Vita nova, Petrarch's anzoniere, and Le…
Cercando un oltre nell'assoluto fragile dei corpi. Un 'canzoniere di/in morte' italiano
Parlando la lingua della Mosca
Parlando la lingua della Mosca:Gli Xenia e la morte tra dimensione domestica e trauma epistemologico Francesco Giusti 1. Lirica: tra autobiografia e assenza È idea ben nota almeno da Leopardi e i romantici, e non sempre rispondente al vero, che la poesia lirica moderna sia la voce di un io che si espone direttamente parlando di sé; così nella celeberrima definizione del lirico che Leopardi dà nel suo Zibaldone: "espressione libera e schietta di q…
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Le parole di Orfeo
Starting from the idea of 'canzonieri di morte', collections of poems written by poets for their dead lovers, which is a genre or subgenre at the very origin of the Western poetical tradition, and taking Orpheus' role and specific poetical position within the genre as a key to understanding it, the article focuses on collections or single works by three authors who are fundamental to this tradition: Dante's Vita nova, Petrarch's anzoniere, and Le…
Cercando un oltre nell'assoluto fragile dei corpi. Un 'canzoniere di/in morte' italiano
Parlando la lingua della Mosca
Parlando la lingua della Mosca:Gli Xenia e la morte tra dimensione domestica e trauma epistemologico Francesco Giusti 1. Lirica: tra autobiografia e assenza È idea ben nota almeno da Leopardi e i romantici, e non sempre rispondente al vero, che la poesia lirica moderna sia la voce di un io che si espone direttamente parlando di sé; così nella celeberrima definizione del lirico che Leopardi dà nel suo Zibaldone: "espressione libera e schietta di q…
P1-161 The burden of cancer
Introduction Due to changes in cancer-related risk factors, improvements in diagnostic procedures and treatments, and the ageing of the population in most developed countries, cancer accounts for an increasing proportion of healthcare expenditures. Measuring the burden of disease is of great interest to public health researchers and policy makers. The objective of this study is: (1) to reconstruct the cancer pathway, which is subdivided into thre…
The Hinge of Time
Reading Augustine’s Confessions after Roland Barthes’s La Chambre claire (Camera Lucida) and Journal de deuil (Mourning Diary) helps to delineate an often-overlooked problem in the Confessions: the reality of the past outside of one’s own personal memory. From a theological perspective, the past is grounded in God’s eternity. Yet, when it comes to the narration of his own past, Augustine seems to need evidence of its reality. His mother Monica is…
O Estado, a Regulação e a Questão Ambiental no Setor Elétrico Brasileiro
O acesso à energia elétrica é estratégico para o desenvolvimento econômico e social, sendo o Estado o agente responsável por garantir a infraestrutura coletiva e as políticas públicas de redistribuição dos benefícios sociais. No entanto, no setor elétrico brasileiro, a inserção de projetos hidrelétricos no território vem proporcionando profundos impactos no meio físico-biótico e na dinâmica territorial e social pré-existente. Apesar do crescente …
Lyric Gestures Between Written and Visual Poetry
While the transmedia reception of Dante's Commedia in a globalizing world is immediately visible, his lyric poetry might at first seem unsuited to the digital age. This article explores Lamberto Pignotti's 2016 re-creation of Dante's Vita Nova in his New Vita Nova, focusing on how, by engaging with Dante's libello in both verbal and visual terms, the Florentine artist and poet, one of the fathers of visual poetry, emphasizes three aspects which a…
Transparency in the planning for the use of mining royalties in Brazilian municipalities
From Distance to Difference
Leopardi's philosophical questions are often approached in straightforwardly ontological terms, thus detracting from the distinctiveness of his theoretical struggle. This article argues instead that Leopardi's adherence to empirical reasoning and eighteenth-century French epistemology generates a productive tension in their development at an ontological level. Although certain concepts (illusion, pain, matter) show an ontological aspect early on,…
Invention, Re-enactment, Exchange
Poetic Filiations and Social Positions
Rethinking Lyric Communities in Premodern Worlds
Taking the idea of lyric communities as both a critical question and a heuristic tool, this special issue of JMEMS explores how lyric poetry facilitated and shaped the formation of different kinds of community in Europe and Western Asia during the premodern era, engaging poetic filiation, social positioning, political grouping, religious bonding, affective engagement, and spiritual connection. Featuring contributions on Arabic, Occitan, Italian, …
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