by Emiliano Barletta (Texts) and Alessio Lo Manto (Drawings) 23 July 2018 (For English see below) Quando parliamo di fumetti, spesso si pensa ad un prodotto per un pubbico di giovanissimi, infatti nell’editoria non specializzata il paradigma fumetti/bambini è ancora dominante. E’ altrettanto vero che negli ultimi decenni il fumetto – nella sua declinazione di
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di Claudio Cavazzuti (9 Luglio 2018) I referendum, come qualsiasi altra occasione di espressione democratica, bruciano tutti i filtri della propaganda mediatica e ti sbattono in faccia la pubblica opinione. Per noi è una benedizione, una volta ogni tanto, poter testare teorie sociali su numeri ed evidenze dirette, anziché su percezioni e fonti frammentarie. E
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The ExN Blog is now accepting blog posts. We welcome original think pieces and editorials on topics related to social archaeology including: politics and archaeology public archaeology the legacies of colonialism and nationalism within the discipline the articulation between local and global archaeological traditions the discipline’s involvement in memory and identity museum studies and restitution
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Mediterranean fieldwork and Classical Archaeology between The Devotee and The Inner Colonial by Lennart Kruijer (14 March 2018) You say there’s a lesson that you want to teach Well here I am baby, practice what you preach (Barry White) It is a peculiar species that migrates south each summer, clothed in khaki-coloured fieldwork trousers, leaving
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The Blog Factor in Academia (by M. Revello Lami) Hosting a blog on a scientific journal can be a source of controversy among academics. It may sound like a frivolous distraction from the real work, revealing a too favorable attitude toward social media. However, as academics we are constantly asked to make our research more
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