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Between Urban and Rural: Is Agricultural Parks a Governance Tool for Developing Tourism in the Periurban Areas? Reflections on Two Italian Cases

The new demand for rurality raises new issues: it is no longer a question of sustaining a traditional agricultural model based exclusively on productivity and profit maximisation, but rather agriculture strongly oriented towards the production of non-commodity outputs that very often have the characteristics of externalities or public goods. Based on these assumptions, the paper intends to frame the role of multifunctional agriculture for the development of peri-urban areas looking in particu...

Lonzi Renaissance

La ricostruzione problematica della biografia intellettuale di Carla Lonzi e delle ricerche che si possono o devono ancora tentare.

Ancora sulle sorti dell’infinito soggetto. Un’indagine sul greco (e sul latino) del Nuovo Testamento

The present paper aims at investigating the syntax of subject infinitive in New Testament Greek, according to a corpus-based analysis and in comparison with Homeric and post-Homeric language. The data from the New Testament text show substantial continuity with the post-Homeric syntax, with respect to the previous Homeric stage: that is, a slight expansion of the contexts allowing an infinitive as subject. While in Homeric Greek infinitives are only confined to intransitive clauses, in the po...

Variation of circadian activity rhythm according to body mass index in children

Background/objectives: This study aimed to examine the variations of circadian activity rhythm of children according to objective body mass index (BMI) values, using a novel statistical framework (ie, Functional Linear Modeling, FLM), separately for school- and weekend days. Methods: A total of 107 participants (60 females; mean age: 10.25 ± 0.48 years) wore an actigraph for seven days during a regular school-week. While valid actigraphic data during school days were available for each of the...

(Not so) Smart sleep tracking through the phone: Findings from a polysomnography study testing the reliability of four sleep applications

An increasing number of sleep applications are currently available and are being widely used for in-home sleep tracking. The present study assessed four smartphone applications (Sleep Cycle-Accelerometer, SCa; Sleep Cycle-Microphone, SCm; Sense, Se; Smart Alarm, SA) designed for sleep−wake detection through sound and movement sensors, by comparing their performance with polysomnography. Twenty-one healthy participants (six males, 15 females) used the four sleep applications running on iPhone ...

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