Mapping gentle revolutions in the Pedagogy of differences: an investigation into future educators in the province of Reggio Calabria

A revolt is underway against certain tenets of bad education. This revolt is primarily unfolding today through the remediation of social networks and, generally, all means of communication. It’s a growing revolt that’s making space in frames previously inoculated with a certain toxic masculinity. This revolt is sung in Figlia d’a tempesta (Daughter of the Storm), a song by La Niña, the stage name of singersongwriter Carola Moccia. Right from the evocative choice of her mother tongue, Neapolit...

The heroic fury of AI: the ethical-aesthetic imperative of pedagogical Transhumanism.

That Actaeon in the Ovidian mythological tradition represents hubris and, through it, the threshold of the human—challenging the divine and overstepping his own possibili-ties—is indisputable. Yet in Giordano Bruno’s reflection the hero changes meaning: he be-comes the symbol of a new furor that does not die, but, by discovering Diana, rediscovers himself, re-embraced within Nature. The myth becomes deeply contemporary, because it represents the human being who reaches the culmination of the ...

Beyond en-bloc turning: dynamics of head-pelvis coordination in 360° turns in people with Parkinson's

: People with Parkinson's Disease (PD) and Freezing of Gait (FOG) reportedly turn using an 'en-bloc' strategy, where the head and pelvis rotate together, unlike the head-leading movement seen in healthy adults. However, previous research relies on discrete maximum separation angles in 180° walking turns, despite recommendations to use 360° on-the-spot turns to better induce FOG. Moreover, existing studies do not capture the time-varying coordination of body segments throughout the turn. Our s...

Autonomous Mobility Hits the Streets [Connected and Automated Vehicles]