Without reconstructing its genealogy, which then means history, a political-ideological phenomenon such as fascism, of Italy was the firstborn between 1910s and 1920s, can never be fully understood. Its history already provides, at least in part, interpretation, any case helps to understand phenomenon. Genealogy phenomenology are therefore type analysis that we will conduct following pages scie...

the both atlantic side relations from the ancient time had been faced with too much challenge but the continuing of this relation is due to the common political and economical interests. the upper atlantic and the two organizations (nato, eu) still exist to gain the essential goals and the political and security connection which are boosting with the economical integration at the same time. but...

The article focuses on the Italian cinema in building collective memory post-war transitional phase. It tackles neorealist humanism and descriptive style, together with its obliteration of Fascism. These features contribute to ‘cultural trauma’: a symbolic activity reshaping identity. Finally, scrutinizes non-fiction works representing contested area, political historical terms: Tr...

Fascism is currently resurgent in national governments and enhanced popular acceptance of fascist ideas. But preconditions fascism may also lie ordinary language or speech. I draw from twentieth-century structuralism to support this claim. An account how modern institutions exercise control over entire populations by inciting individuals speak versions truth about themselves presiding authoriti...

The purpose of this paper is to re-address the vision of human-computer symbiosis as originally expressed by J.C.R. Licklider nearly a half-century ago and to argue for the relevance of this vision to the field of cognitive informatics. We describe this vision, place it in some historical context relating to the evolution of human factors research, and observe that the field is now in the proce...

Article history: Received 16 January 2014 Accepted 20 September 2014 Available online 22 October 2014 Submitted by Y. Wei MSC: 15A18 15A57

The historical debate on the Italian Resistance (1943-1945) continues to be a controversial one, particularly because it is inextricably mixed with the assessment of Fascism. The marked politicisation of the debate has often led the “victors” to raise the partisan struggle to the status of a myth, while the “vanquished” have on various occasions tried to diminish it and gain moral rehabilitatio...