Psicoanalisi in forma e azione Di Donato, Veronica; Di Nunzio, Chiara; Dionisi, Beatrice ...
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Il lavoro presenta una riflessione a partire dall’esperienza delle autrici sulla formazione in psicoanalisi. Negli ultimi anni, il percorso formativo si è sempre più complessificato prevedendo un ...iter articolato in quattro pilastri formativi: seminari teorici, supervisione, analisi personale e tirocinio. Nello specifico, le autrici approfondiscono l’esperienza del tirocinio e quella della supervisione, nel tentativo di narrare lo snodarsi del processo formativo tra criticità e trasformazione. La parte dedicata al tirocinio esplora il faticoso transito da una psicoanalisi ‘privata’ ad una ‘pubblica’ ponendo l’accento sui vissuti e gli interrogativi del tirocinante stesso. La supervisione viene trattata come spazio di apprendimento e di rielaborazione delle prime esperienze analitiche dell’allievo che avvengono durante il tirocinio. La natura contestuale di tali esperienze rende la supervisione un processo ancora più complesso in cui è necessario coniugare la logica interna dell’apprendimento formativo con la sua applicabilità nei contesti.
•Dental calculus and stable isotopes analyses reveal evidence about past diet.•Focus on a female from the richest burial of Boccone del Povero archaeological site.•Omnivorous diet mainly based on ...C3-terrestrial proteins.•Use of cereals together with Rosaceae seeds, milk, and dairy products.•Palynomorphs deriving from the environments in which the individuals lived.
Evidence about the dietary habits of the 42 individuals recovered in the necropolis of Boccone del Povero (1st-2nd century CE; Rome, Italy) was obtained by a multidisciplinary approach. Dental calculus analysis (through optical microscopy and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry) and stable isotope investigation from bone proteins were carried out on the human skeletal series, with a particular focus on the young female unearthed from the richest burial (no. CLXXXI) of the archaeological site. Overall, carbon and nitrogen stable isotope data indicated an omnivorous diet mainly based on C3-terrestrial proteins, although for some individuals C4 plant consumption cannot be excluded. In fact, evidence from calculus suggests the use of Andropogoneae (e.g., sorghum), Triticeae, together with Rosaceae seeds (e.g., almonds), milk and dairy products. The application of morphological, biochemical, and biomolecular techniques provided a reconstruction of the subsistence pattern of this ancient population living in a suburb of the Imperial Rome.
The present research provides the osteobiographical reconstruction of the Roman Imperial population of the rural area of Muracciola Torresina (Palestrina, Rome, Italy) through an innovative ...multidisciplinary approach, combining evidence from skeletal biology, biomolecules and archaeobotany. The excavation of the site, unearthed 76 individuals: 84.2% adults and 15.8% non-adults. Morphological examination showed a higher prevalence of females with respect to males (M:F = 0.89). Musculoskeletal stress marker analysis highlighted a probable division of daily tasks between sexes; the observed modifications mainly affected the upper limbs with a particular involvement of shoulder and elbow joints. The population seems to have experienced physically strenuous life conditions, as suggested by the high frequency of degenerative and infectious diseases. Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope data supported an omnivorous diet mainly based on C3 plants and terrestrial animal protein. No statistically significant difference was found between sexes or age classes, even though a discrete variability of nitrogen isotopic values was observed which was hypothesized to reflect the consumption of pulses by certain individuals with the lowest values. Microscopic analysis of dental calculus detected Triticeae starch granules in the majority of the analyzed individuals. Chromatographic profiles additionally revealed the presence of ephedrine derivatives in the calculus of two individuals, an alkaloid which might indicate the consumption of Ephedra species used as medicinal plant due to its bronchodilator, nasal decongestant and vasoconstrictor properties. This use of multiple cutting-edge techniques has revealed a detailed snapshot of the diet and lifeways of the first Roman Imperial population to be recovered from the area of ancient Praeneste.
The present research provides the osteobiographical reconstruction of the Roman Imperial population of the rural area of Muracciola Torresina (Palestrina, Rome, Italy) through an innovative ...multidisciplinary approach, combining evidence from skeletal biology, biomolecules and archaeobotany.
The excavation of the site, unearthed 76 individuals: 84.2% adults and 15.8% non-adults. Morphological examination showed a higher prevalence of females with respect to males (M:F = 0.89). Musculoskeletal stress marker analysis highlighted a probable division of daily tasks between sexes; the observed modifications mainly affected the upper limbs with a particular involvement of shoulder and elbow joints. The population seems to have experienced physically strenuous life conditions, as suggested by the high frequency of degenerative and infectious diseases.
Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope data supported an omnivorous diet mainly based on C3 plants and terrestrial animal protein. No statistically significant difference was found between sexes or age classes, even though a discrete variability of nitrogen isotopic values was observed which was hypothesized to reflect the consumption of pulses by certain individuals with the lowest values. Microscopic analysis of dental calculus detected Triticeae starch granules in the majority of the analyzed individuals. Chromatographic profiles additionally revealed the presence of ephedrine derivatives in the calculus of two individuals, an alkaloid which might indicate the consumption of Ephedra species used as medicinal plant due to its bronchodilator, nasal decongestant and vasoconstrictor properties.
This use of multiple cutting-edge techniques has revealed a detailed snapshot of the diet and lifeways of the first Roman Imperial population to be recovered from the area of ancient Praeneste.
•Osteobiographical reconstruction of the Imperial population of Muracciola Torresina•Novel approach using multiple techniques based on cutting-edge technologies•Morphological examination suggests they experienced strenuous life conditions.•Isotopic analysis reveals a diet based on C3 plants and terrestrial animal protein.•Dental calculus indicates C4 crops and the use of Ephedra species for medicine.
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