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Teens caught in trap of “But I like it…”. Social Networks’ “Like It” and “Don’t like it” as today’s ethical boundaries
Susanna Tamaro
Last year, my nephew’s friend, a beautiful, radiant girl from a close-knit family, took her father’s pistol and killed herself, […]
Family or Families?
We anticipate the translated text of Prof. Malo’s lecture, Family or Families? Toward a Better Understanding of Humanization and Generativity […]
Are Disney cartoons still educational for kids?
Despite most parents’ appraisal of Disney animation films who show them to their kids for entertainment and occasionally for educational […]
We’ve all gone crazy for digital life. At the cost of losing one’s privacy
The 47th CENSIS Report shows that an increasing number of Italians are connected to the Internet and make use of […]
Do citizens have a right to control their data on the web?A study on European and American legislative proposals
Juan Antonio Martínez recently presented a study through the Holy Cross’ School of Church Communications in Rome, on what came […]
Policies and Participation in Facebook, YouTube, and Wikipedia
Laura Stein’s article published in Communication, Culture & Critique —6, (2013) pp. 353-37— studies participation in the context of user […]
Alice behind the Looking Glass. Literature and knowledge of reality
We offer to our readers the Introduction to the book just published, Federica Bergamino (ed). Alice dietro lo specchio. Letteratura […]
Hatred, vengeance, reparation and forgiveness in the film The Painted Veil
Directed by John Curran and based on the book by the same name by W. Somerset Maugham Lift not the […]
The family story of a great writer at the end of the twentieth century
Susanna Tamaro.Every Angel is Terrible (Ogni angelo è tremendo. Bompiani 2013) Susanna Tamaro is one of the best known Italian […]
The Eskimo Family: Nanook Revisited
One of my top movies is Robert J. Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (1922). I consider it a masterpiece but […]