cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p1
title: Frontespizio
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p3
title: Indice
DOI: 10.21258/1567060
title: Inventaire forestier national suisse - Tableau no 897371
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p5
title: Ridefinizioni
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p27
title: #DistantiMaUniti: la comunicazione pubblica tra innovazioni e fragilità alla ricerca di una ridefinizione = #DistantButUnited. Searching for a redefinition: public sector communication between innovations and fragility

description: Over the last twenty years, profound transformations have affected public sector communication, changing and redefining its practices and tools, while influencing its research boundaries and trajectories. Communication function has shown innovative traits linked to the impact of Internet and social media, but it has also revealed its fragility when facing growing political interferences and resistances from organizational bureaucracies. The Covid-19 pandemic has represented a turning point for public sector communication. The latter has acquired new visibility in this emergency situation, and it has been forced to redefine consolidated communication models. In this scenario characterized by a general distrust toward institutions, public sector communication must recover credibility, guarantee transparency, correctness and timeliness in the dissemination of information. Starting from these considerations, this study on government communication in the context of Covid-19 investigates two aspects: the possibility that the emergency situation represents an opportunity to relaunch public sector communication as a service function, with particular regard to its digital dimensions; the reconstruction of the narration of the pandemic through government communication campaigns in the context of traditional and social media, highlighting contents styles and languages. Results underline the informative and service function of institutional communication, revealing in some phases innovations in languages and strategies. The alignment and synchronicity between different institutional voices and platforms, and the presence of an effective coordination, emerge during the lockdown while they become weaker in the following phase. This article suggests investing in permanent research on public communication to foster a more sophisticated use of campaigns and social media so as to nurture a constructive dialogue with citizens.
DOI: 10.21258/1566253
title: Inventaire forestier national suisse - Tableau no 898711
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p73
title: La nuove trame del calcio. I big data tra racconto, performance, previsione e valutazione in ambito calcistico = The redefinition of soccer plots. Big data application in football's narratives, performance, prediction, and evaluation

description: Football is usually presented as a spectacle that is characterized by a marked commercial aspect and concern for the definition of athletes' performance. In contrast, this sport's industrial organization is leading to the orientation towards measurability and pervasive quantification. Under this light, big data usage helps the media and the football industry to improve the processes of storytelling and interpretation of the context surrounding soccer games by foregrounding analyses and considerations of players' health and efficiency. This paper explores the effects of the application of big data analytics on the redefinition of the narrative techniques for the description of the world of football. In particular, our attention focuses on the uses of data and statistics as appropriate strategies to narrate the matches and entertain the audience by foregrounding specific aspects such as: (i) the control of athletes' health and physical conditions; (ii) the evaluation of sports performance at the time of selecting adequate tactics or the players that teams are supposed to buy; (iii) the perception of advantageous market orientations. What emerges, in fact, is a paradigmatic change of knowledge that goes beyond the field of sport and sports communication, as is revealed by the creation of risks that are connected with an excess of intrusiveness of data, as well as with the subtle, although tenacious, insinuation about their neutrality.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p97
title: From Gamification to AI-Gamification: The Case of Social Network Journalism

description: Gamification, understood as the use of ludic mechanisms in non-ludic contexts, is seen today as a practice ingrained in new technologies, especially in new media. The shift of journalism onto social networks has laid the foundations for a ludic communicative paradigm that revolves specifically around gaming mechanisms. Nevertheless, recent developments in artificial intelligence call for a partial redefinition of the term "gamification," so as to situate it in its relations with machines and algorithms. For some time now, what are known as empathic media have signaled a turning point in the development of an emotional artificial intelligence, capable of eliciting and responding to the emotional states of consumers and users for commercial purposes. In recent years, this use of artificial emotional intelligence has also made its way into journalism on social networks. This communications channel builds on tools such as sensationalism, irony, and the creation of an empathetic connection with readers—centered on sharing a ludic, humorous paradigm of communication. In this instance, gamification is transformed into AI-gamification, since the aim is to make these mechanisms scientific and commercially profitable through the use of artificial intelligence. Echobox, a social media platform based on artificial intelligence, used by media to communicate more efficiently with readers on social platforms, will provide a case study by which to analyze this effort. I will also show the benefits and drawbacks of this shift from gamification to AI-gamification, examining in particular the capacities and limits of the algorithms in developing a ludic human language whose goal is to increase both users' emotional involvement and the readership of the articles (and, consequently, the revenue) of the media outlets
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p115
title: Last day of June: performare il lutto tra pathos ed en-pathos = The last day of June: "performing" the mourning between pathos and en-pathos

description: Unlike other social-technological contexts (Boccia Artieri, 2012), video games offer a space where death is frequently present as a narrative theme from the linguistic and practical viewpoints (Egenfeldt-Nielsen, et al. 2015), even though it is deprived of its more dreadful dimension—its permanent trait. In fact, "game over" indicates only the end of a possibility that can be repeated countless times, as players wish. The Last Day of June proposes a story that focuses on the protagonist's loss. A car accident leaves the main character, Carl, in a wheelchair. When the man realizes that his loved one, June, died, the players' target becomes to help him accept his loss – and triumph over it – by modifying the course of events before June's death. This paper proposes a narrative analysis (Fernandez-Vara, 2015), rooted on Gennette's (1980) model, relating story highlights to flashbacks (which we define "generative" in the analysis) to some visual and scenic choices that are associated with the stages of grief and its processing. The aim is to enquire into the pedagogical and cultural values of the case study by means of its association with myths and their main functions. Finally, a qualitative examination of a number of comments from one of the main YouTube channels will support the interpretation of the video game
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p135
title: Slittamenti. Oltre la postdemocrazia = Slipping. Beyond post-democracy

description: The concept of post-democracy, proposed by Colin Crouch, has achieved great success in political and sociological studies. However, the transformation processes undergone by democracy, especially in Europe, have significantly changed the scenario since the central part of the twentieth century. In this situation, the question that arises is whether the concept of post-democracy is still adequate or if it needs to be redefined. Therefore, if democratic processes have evolved technologically, the overall functioning of government systems seems to trace back ancient ways: the technocracy, the elitism of participation, the growth of political proposals which, recalling Max Weber, seem to become less legal and rational than charismatic. In this paper we will try to understand if democracy in Western world is really going through a time of crisis, and if post-democracy is still today adequate to describe it
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4322914
title: decoupleR_benchmark_input

description: decoupleR Benchmark Vignette Inputs
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4322791
title: decoupleR_benchmark_input

description: decoupleR Benchmark Vignette Inputs
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p157
title: Immaginario o immaginari? Europa e America a confronto. Due casi: il ritorno dell'eroe e la figura del Supereroe = Imagination or imaginations? Europe and America in comparison. Two cases: the return of the hero and the Superhero figure

description: Over the recent years, the exploration of the notion of 'social imagination' has been carried out by searching for the essence, for that archetypal collective deposits that are positioned along a line that goes from Jung to Bachelard to Durand. As a result, research has usually relied on the idea of a universal "imagination", which derives from disciplines such as – among others – psychology, anthropology, and neuroscience. And yet, due to the development of these studies, scholars have discussed the sociologists' task, questioning whether they have to search for the essential core of the symbolic system or to identify the particular historical and cultural meaning that this absolute system takes on from time to time. This paper intends to inspect the appropriateness of talking about the study of the "imaginations" rather than that of the "imagination". At first, we illustrate the causes of the historical-geographical differentiation of imaginaries. Then, we enquire into the role of the ideological structure and of the social, spatial, religious and economic contexts as preconditions for the construction of different and therefore specific archetypes. The investigation is performed by considering the American imagination system in contrast to the Catholic-European one. In particular, two main factors are taken into account: the re-functionalisation of Lotman's archetypal structure, i.e., the relationship between the space of consciousness and the outer space, which is expressed in the myth of the hero's return home; and the re-functionalisation of the archetype of the hero in the conception of the American superhero
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p211
title: Cultural Heritage as a mass medium: The cold case of the gilt bronzes

description: Starting from the material turn of cultural sociology, this paper focuses on the constructivist value of Cultural Heritage. The concept of iconic power is reinforced through a new interpretation of the artworks, within a theoretical framework that sees communication as the basic unit for the social system construction. In particular, in this study Cultural Heritage is considered not merely as artistic and historical objects, or as a tourist attraction, or a simple symbolic icon, but as a mass medium. In the short term, artworks can become a means of communication for political goals, whereas in the long term they may serve as a means of communication of social identity. To demonstrate this thesis, this article deals with a significant case study: the gilt bronzes from Cartoceto di Pergola. Their vicissitudes cover two thousand years but can be summarized as production, destruction by invaders, discovery, restoration, and the current administrative dispute. Each of these events, through comparative analysis and inductive demonstration, allows us to generalize our reflections to all of Cultural Heritage, to provide a synthesis between the traditional structuralist focus on discursive codes and the material turn of the cultural sociology
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p239
title: Relazioni promiscue. Appunti per una possibile ridefinizione dello spazio comunicativo = Promiscuous relationships. Notes for a possible redefinition of the communicative space

description: The key and monopolistic role played by the pandemic issue in the last months is a lens through which we can observe how the digital environment is reshaping the entire communicative space. In fact, the latter is constantly becoming denser, thanks to the plurality and heterogeneity of players, as well as to the expansion of their communication modalities. Starting from Bourdieu's notion of "journalistic field", we come to a new situation where voices of journalists and public sector's communicators are side by side with those of many other actors with other specific skills, who build a polyphonic and multidimensional communicative space. This multifaceted communicative space pushes us to rethink the categories of orthodoxy and informational heresy introduced by the French sociologist, considering the fact that many actors are now more interested in building their public visibility, by managing their different communication resources. In so doing, they can obtain a peculiar role and position in the communicative space, where transparency and the "power of convocation" become always more important. Based on these premises, this paper aims at exploring empirically how 10 different main actors of the public debate managed their communication strategies during the first emergency phase of the Italian lockdown. In order to test the theoretical framework here proposed, the authors investigate 6 different kinds of communication resources: reputational, institutional, professional, argumentative, performative and relational ones. The analysis focus on the activities of the following Facebook accounts: Civil Protection, Higher Institute of Health, Prime Minister, Lombardy Region, Veneto Region, as well as the personal ones of Prime Minister Conte, of Presidents Fontana and Zaia, and of the two currently most followed journalists on social media (Andrea Scanzi and Nicola Porro).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13379273
title: Dataset for Quercetin as a potential treatment for COVID-19-induced acute kidney injury: based on network pharmacology and molecular docking study

description: Quercetin may be a novel therapeutic agent for COVID-19-induced AKI. Inhibition of inflammatory, cell apoptosis-related signaling pathways may be the critical mechanisms by which Quercetin protects kidney from SARS-CoV-2 injury.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13379273.v1
title: Dataset for Quercetin as a potential treatment for COVID-19-induced acute kidney injury: based on network pharmacology and molecular docking study

description: Quercetin may be a novel therapeutic agent for COVID-19-induced AKI. Inhibition of inflammatory, cell apoptosis-related signaling pathways may be the critical mechanisms by which Quercetin protects kidney from SARS-CoV-2 injury.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p269
title: Percorsi di Ricerca
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p271
title: Emozioni, luoghi e parole. Senso di appartenenza e meccanica emozionale, tra cultura del territorio ed evoluzione del linguaggio = Emotions, places and words. Sense of belonging and emotional mechanics, between local culture and language evolution

description: This article enquires into the association between emotions, culture and languages by providing an analysis that has two reading keys. The first will refer to the individual-territory relationship, at the time of examining both the creation and development of the emotional-social binding structure by means of socio-historical as well as anthropological orientations. We will explore the building phase of a sense of identity, which brings each subject to the places of origin, emotionally and cognitively. The second reading key will concern the study of new words, which actually exist in other languages to define apparently inexplicable emotional reactions. The entry of these terms into the common language structure would demonstrate both the evolution of communication keys in the current post-global society and the possibility of adopting them to reduce the interpretative complexity and emotional difficulties in the individual/society relationship. In the conclusion, we surmise a relationship between the two objects of analyses, which is meant to improve one's interpretation and understanding of emotional dynamics from a socio-communicative perspective
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p295
title: Traumi videoludici: la ricerca della stabilità emotiva in "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice" e "The Town of Light" = Trauma in video games: Searching for emotional stability in "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice" and "The Town of Light"

description: This paper adopts a multidisciplinary perspective involving cognitive psychology and game studies for the analysis of the representation of a specific emotional condition, post-traumatic psychosis, in the video games "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice" (Ninja Theory 2017) and "The Town of Light" (LKA 2016). "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice" was developed under the supervision of Paul Fletcher, a neuroscientist. It is a third-person adventure video game that recalls Norse mythology and focuses on the psychosis of the protagonist Senua, who is constantly struck by visual and auditory hallucinations while making her way up a path to the top of a mountain to resurrect her beloved boyfriend. "The Town of Light" was developed in Italy after years of research at the former Volterra asylum. In this first-person exploratory thriller, players control Renée, a woman who tries to shed light on her traumatic past by returning, as an adult, to the asylum where she had been locked up as a young girl. Despite the ludic differences between the two cases under examination, similar narrative paths and strategies are employed to represent post-traumatic psychosis and deal with the theme of trauma in video games, such as seeing the protagonists face their deepest fears to reach a stable emotional condition
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n17p310
title: Colophon
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4322830
title: Virus Gene Ontology Fingerprint Data

description: Gene Ongtology Fingerprint (GOF) is a intellect knowledge-empowered gene and ontology network based on integrating valuable, publicly available literature. It consists of a set of genes and Gene Ontology terms automatically extracted from the literature by the natural language processing (NLP) technology. In the GOF, a smaller adjusted p-value stands for higher enrichment significance between a gene and a GO term. The gene-gene similarity score (GGSS) reflects the functional similarity between two genes, indicating their similar ontology fingerprints in a certain research topic.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4322829
title: Virus Gene Ontology Fingerprint Data

description: Gene Ongtology Fingerprint (GOF) is a intellect knowledge-empowered gene and ontology network based on integrating valuable, publicly available literature. It consists of a set of genes and Gene Ontology terms automatically extracted from the literature by the natural language processing (NLP) technology. In the GOF, a smaller adjusted p-value stands for higher enrichment significance between a gene and a GO term. The gene-gene similarity score (GGSS) reflects the functional similarity between two genes, indicating their similar ontology fingerprints in a certain research topic.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/1746544
title: LUFlow Network Intrusion Detection Data Set
DOI: 10.21258/1625490
title: Inventario forestale nazionale svizzero - Tabella n. 899233
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13379396
title: land

description: land cover of Mongolia
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13379396.v1
title: land

description: land cover of Mongolia
DOI: 10.21258/1619425
title: Inventario forestale nazionale svizzero - Tabella n. 902269
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4010622
title: Ontolex-lemon and TIAD versions of Apertium Afrikaans-Dutch dictionary

description: OntoLex-lemon and TSV conversion of Apertium Bidix. For more details, see https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/2020.lrec-1.401/ Authors of the original data: 2008-2018, Francis M. Tyers &lt;ftyers@prompsit.com&gt; 2018, Marc Riera Irigoyen &lt;marc.riera.irigoyen@gmail.com&gt; 2016, Wolfgang Thauer &lt;wolfgangwth@web.de&gt; 2011-2015, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer &lt;unhammer@fsfe.org&gt; 2013, Trond Trosterud &lt;trond.trosterud@uit.no&gt; 2012, Anthony J. Bentley &lt;anthony@anjbe.name&gt; 2010-2012, Pim Otte &lt;otte.pim@gmail.com&gt; 2012, Laurens Teirlynck &lt;laurens.teirlynck@gmail.com&gt; 2011, Keegan Crankshaw &lt;kcranky@users.sourceforge.net&gt; 2008-2011, Jim O'Regan &lt;joregan@gmail.com&gt; 2007-2008, Frank Naudé &lt;naudefj@telkomsa.net&gt;
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4010621
title: Ontolex-lemon and TIAD versions of Apertium Afrikaans-Dutch dictionary

description: OntoLex-lemon and TSV conversion of Apertium Bidix. For more details, see https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/2020.lrec-1.401/ Authors of the original data: 2008-2018, Francis M. Tyers &lt;ftyers@prompsit.com&gt; 2018, Marc Riera Irigoyen &lt;marc.riera.irigoyen@gmail.com&gt; 2016, Wolfgang Thauer &lt;wolfgangwth@web.de&gt; 2011-2015, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer &lt;unhammer@fsfe.org&gt; 2013, Trond Trosterud &lt;trond.trosterud@uit.no&gt; 2012, Anthony J. Bentley &lt;anthony@anjbe.name&gt; 2010-2012, Pim Otte &lt;otte.pim@gmail.com&gt; 2012, Laurens Teirlynck &lt;laurens.teirlynck@gmail.com&gt; 2011, Keegan Crankshaw &lt;kcranky@users.sourceforge.net&gt; 2008-2011, Jim O'Regan &lt;joregan@gmail.com&gt; 2007-2008, Frank Naudé &lt;naudefj@telkomsa.net&gt;
DOI: 10.21258/1579356
title: Inventario forestale nazionale svizzero - Tabella n. 898184
DOI: 10.21258/1589037
title: Inventario forestale nazionale svizzero - Tabella n. 892033
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11316791
title: Temperature dependence of dual-domain mass transfer - Experimental results from comparative column studies

description: The fileset includes several observations and model data used for figures in a manuscript (and its supporting information). The topic of the manuscript is temperature dependence of single-rate dual-domain mass transfer processes.<br>This includes 1.) observed electrical conductivity (EC) data during tracer breakthrough obtained from comparative column experiments at 4 different temperatures (3°C to 30°C) with potassium bromide application, 2.) observed bromide concentrations during breakthrough of a KBr tracer at two temperature levels (10°C, 30°C) 4 columns), 3.) observed deuterium isotope ratios during breakthrough of deuteriumoxide-labeled water, also at 10°C and 30°C as well as 4.) several simulated breakthrough curves using the above mentioned experimental datasets and 4 different evaluation approaches [all shown in the Supporting Information] <br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11316791.v2
title: Temperature dependence of dual-domain mass transfer - Experimental results from comparative column studies

description: The fileset includes several observations and model data used for figures in a manuscript (and its supporting information). The topic of the manuscript is temperature dependence of single-rate dual-domain mass transfer processes.<br>This includes 1.) observed electrical conductivity (EC) data during tracer breakthrough obtained from comparative column experiments at 4 different temperatures (3°C to 30°C) with potassium bromide application, 2.) observed bromide concentrations during breakthrough of a KBr tracer at two temperature levels (10°C, 30°C) 4 columns), 3.) observed deuterium isotope ratios during breakthrough of deuteriumoxide-labeled water, also at 10°C and 30°C as well as 4.) several simulated breakthrough curves using the above mentioned experimental datasets and 4 different evaluation approaches [all shown in the Supporting Information] <br>