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I “Dialogues sur l’art & la science” di Paul Richer tra arte, scienza e letteratura

Il nascente paradigma scientifico che, tra Ottocento e Novecento, a partire dall’ambito clinico investe l’intera produzione culturale e artistica europea, segna anche la critica d’arte e la storiografia artistica, con significative ricadute in ambito letterario. Partendo dal caso studio del breve testo letterario «Dialogues sur l’art & la science», pubblicato da Paul Richer nel 1897, si propone un’apertura sui risvolti di ordine estetico delle scoperte della medicina sperimentale, radicat...

Archivi fotografici per le belle arti: il caso dell’Accademia di Brera. Tracce e percorsi per valorizzare un patrimonio dimenticato

The history of the European Academies of Fine Arts has long suffered from a lack of con- sideration by scholars, thus often causing a ruinous deterioration of the historical-artistic her- itage held by such important pedagogical institutions. In the Italian context, a re-evaluation of their role and incidence within the artistic movements slowly emerged towards the end of the 1970s and has only recently been complemented by a more complex and much-needed map- ping of the heritage they preserv...

Entrepreneurship and compassion training in prisons: toward a holistic model for rehabilitation

Prison rehabilitation faces persistent challenges, linked with high recidivism rates and difficulties in reintegration. This study explores a dual intervention approach, entrepreneurial skill development, and compassion training, within the unique rehabilitative environment of Gorgona Prison, contrasting its humanistic model with the more traditional system of Livorno Prison. Entrepreneurial training provides inmates with technical and managerial skills for economic independence, while compas...

Managing feature overload in new product development: a model for evaluation and reduction

The tendency to develop products and services that exceed user needs, market demands, and organizational resources is recognized as one of the top 10 risks contributing to New Product Development (NPD) failures. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as Over-Featuring (OVF), describes the tendency to introduce excessive or unnecessary features into a product or service during the NPD process. As a result, the process may suffer from scope creep, where the project’s scope expands beyond its ini...

Behavioral dynamics in new product portfolio management: an experimental study

This study investigates how intertemporal framing affects product portfolio decisions in a strategic corporate context. Using a controlled online experiment with 400 self-identified managers, we simulate a new product portfolio selection task under three conditions: control, short-term framing, and long-term framing. Participants allocate investment across projects differing in cash flow timing and sustainability profiles. The framing manipulation is embedded via board-level communication emp...

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