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Journal articles on the topic "Gesti del corpo"
Lomia, Nana. "Le particolarità della comunicazione paralinguistica sull’esempio della cultura italiana." e-Scripta Romanica 1 (December 31, 2014): 45–53. http://dx.doi.org/10.18778/2392-0718.01.06.
Full textDolazza, Anna. "Il corpo dell’auleta." Greek and Roman Musical Studies 4, no. 2 (September 1, 2016): 286–310. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/22129758-12341280.
Full textFoley, Amy A. "The Tension of Intention." Chiasmi International 21 (2019): 207–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.5840/chiasmi20192120.
Full textScita, Franco, and Paolo Artoni. "Corpo e Autolesionismo: spunti di riflessione sui Disturbi dell'Alimentazione e sull'Autolesionismo in tempi di pandemia da SARS CoV-2." RIVISTA SPERIMENTALE DI FRENIATRIA 146, no. 3 (December 2022): 105–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/rsf2022-003006.
Full textCoração, Cláudio Rodrigues, and William David Vieira. "Entre Lolita e Lana Del Rey." Novos Olhares 8, no. 1 (July 4, 2019): 87–96. http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/issn.2238-7714.no.2019.152725.
Full textDe Andrade, Milton. "Lacrime di sangue, lacrime di vetro: il dramma e l’immaginativa del corpo nell’Inferno di Dante." Dante e l'Arte 9 (December 22, 2022): 29–40. http://dx.doi.org/10.5565/rev/dea.168.
Full textMassa Ope, Simona. ""Riflessi d'anima nello spirito del fiume". Frammenti di un discorso etico tra l'Io e il Sé in una situazione di coercizione della libertà." STUDI JUNGHIANI, no. 49 (May 2019): 67–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/jun1-2019oa7909.
Full textValencia-Ortega, Jorge, Jocelyn Acosta-Bustos, Diana Ghislaine Guzmán-Medina, and Renata Patricia Saucedo-García. "Relación de las alteraciones del sueño con el desarrollo de diabetes mellitus gestacional." Revista Biomédica 33, no. 3 (September 1, 2022): 114–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.32776/revbiomed.v33i3.969.
Full textPlanella, Jordi, Luz Elena Gallo, and Lucero Alexandra Ruiz. "Fernand deligny: mapas, cuerpos y pedagogías." Latinoamericana de Estudios Educativos 15, no. 1 (December 26, 2018): 50–67. http://dx.doi.org/10.17151/rlee.2019.15.1.4.
Full textMinelli, Andrea, and Michael Di Palma. "Asse microbiota-intestino-cervello e neuroinfi ammazione nella patogenesi della malattia di Parkinson." PNEI REVIEW, no. 2 (November 2022): 31–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/pnei2022-002004.
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Bertuccioli, Cristian. "Riconoscimento di gesti: estensione a più punti del corpo e ad attori multipli." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/3919/.
Full textKHALIFA, INTISSAR. "Deep psychology recognition based on automatic analysis of non-verbal behaviors." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/314920.
Full textOne highly crucial aspect in the domain of human-human interaction is the communication of emotions. Being able to deduce emotional states through non-verbal behaviors allows humans to understand and reason about each others’ underlying goals and intents. Affective Computing is the branch of computer science that aims to profit from the power of emotions to facilitate a more efficient human-machine interaction. The goal is to give the machines the ability to express, recognize, and regulate emotions. In this dissertation, we look in detail at the role of visual and auditory expressions for communicating emotions and we develop computational models for automatic emotion recognition which is an active research area over the last decade. In general, communication of emotions through body cues is less understood than other modalities. Social psychology that has inspired many computational approaches has traditionally focused on facial cues. However, body gestures are a significant source of information especially when other channels are hidden or there is a subtle nuance of expressions. In this context, we propose our approaches for emotional body gesture recognition using two different models. For the part-based model, we develop a hybrid approach that incorporates two techniques of motion estimation and temporal normalization for hand motion modeling, then we move to present our deep-spatio temporal approach for body motion modeling to have finally the person’s emotional state. In this part, we demonstrate that our deep learning technique outperforms traditional machine learning techniques. For the kinematic-based model, we combine human pose estimation for skeleton detection and emotion classification to propose a new deep multi-stage architecture able to deal with both tasks by exploiting the strong points of models pre-trained. We demonstrate that transfer learning techniques outperform traditional machine learning techniques. As another modality, speech is the fastest normal way to communicate among humans. This reality motivates us to identify the emotional conditions of the uttering person by utilizing his/her voice automatically. We propose a deep temporal-cepstrum representation based on the concatenation of spectral features, temporal derivatives features, and a deep learning classifier for speech emotion recognition. The results obtained for both modalities using our suggested methods are very promising and competitive over existing methods in the state of the art. We believe that our work is pertinent to both social computing and organizational psychology. Taking the example of job interviews, which is well studied by social psychologists, our study may provide insights for how non-verbal cues could be used by the companies for the hiring decision. In fact, our dissertation shows the feasibility of using automatically extracted cues to analyze the psychological states as an attractive alternative to manual annotations of behavioral cues.
Polini, Andrea. "Analisi biomeccanica dei gesti tecnici nel gioco del calcio." Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/17882/.
Full textHeuert, Daniele Luciana Zill. "Corpo Del Puerto : gesto flamenco no espetáculo Las Cuatro Esquinas." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/172122.
Full textThis theoretical study proposes the investigation on the flamenco gesture, through the analysis of the show Las Cuatro Esquinas of the Del Puerto Flamenco’s Company. With the purpose of contextualizing the show within the aesthetics of contemporary flamenco art, considering its traditional pillars as instrumental music, singing and dance proper, the investigation highlights and relates different notions of gesture with the artistic operability among the members of the group. The research also establishes intersections between the body speeches of the group and the specificities for the creation of the work. The records of the show, such as photos, videos, essay notes, as well interviews with the cast, were used for analysis purposes, thus reaffirming the permanent coming and going between the theoretical reflection and the continued artistic practice, the main work character of this company of dance.
TAMPLENIZZA, CECILIA. "DO CANTO AO GESTO, DO CORPO AO TEXTO: DIALOGOS COM O GRUPPO DE COPOEIRA ANGOLA PELOURINHO." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/180895.
Full textQuesta tesi è il risultato di una ricerca etnografica condotta frequentando le attività del Grupo de Capoeira Angola Pelourinho - GCAP - a Salvador (Bahia/Brasile) e a Cremona (Italia). É una narrativa centrata in un’esperienza d’autore nomade, che è diventata l'occasione per indagare i processi culturali e artistici, così come le dinamiche politiche e sociali che l’operato di diversi attori, della fine del XIX secolo ad oggi, ha prodotto sulla capoeira, cambiando il suo status: da pratica criminalizzata (e sempre marginalizzata) a simbolo del Patrimonio Immateriale dell'Umanità. Critico nei confronti di questo progetto di istituzionalizzazione, il GCAP, orientato da Mestre Moraes, Pedro Moraes Trindade, sviluppa un progetto interessato a comprendere, nel contesto attuale, narrazioni orali e corporali, portando avanti principi e pratiche che contraddistinguono quest’arte nella loro complessità. Como trasmessa nel GCAP, la capoeira angola suggerisce un pensiero del intermezzo (in-between), stimolando la costante ricerca di altre verità, ancorato in un processo di apprendimento privo di punto finale. Per sottolineare questo aspetto, la narrazione della mia esperienza etnografica non ha affrontato solo gli aspetti visibili della capoeira - materializzazione che le persone con i loro corpi fanno della capoeira -, ma di come questa pratica stimola emozioni, interessi e conoscenze. La mia esperienza, in dialogo con gli altri membri del GCAP e le sue produzioni, ha fatto emergere anche l'esistenza di una tradizione poetica della Capoeira Angola, che ho chiamato poetica mandinga, sottolineando la sua ascendenza africana. É importante accentuare che, dal XX secolo, questa manifestazione poetica ha iniziato ad essere registrata, sviluppando una conseguente produzione discografica accessibile a persone provenienti da diverse parti del mondo.
Prévost, Bertrand. "L'art du geste : manières et stylistique du corps dans l'Italie de la Renaissance : discours, pratiques, images." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0061.
Full textHow gestures became an aesthetic problem for the Italian Renaissance? The nalysis of three discursive forms (theory of art, theory of dance, theory of behaviour) makes it possible to distinguish two main directions. The first aims to compel the gestures to the order of Representation. The second deals with grace, as an art of gesture beyond art, and implying a profound aesthetic system, consisting in scattered intensities and action in distance. Second part considers how the visual arts of the second florentine Quattrocento intervene into gestural practices (fighting and love) to precipitate and intensify them rather than represent them. A new notion of "manierism" can be operative to understand what rise in painting. A more specific analysis of Pollaiuolo's and Botticelli's paintings leads to dissociate gestures from any bodily form and any notion of "language of gestures"
ARCOVITO, Marta. "Il corpo della voce - integrazione audiovisiva e gesto articolatorio nello sviluppo del linguaggio e nell'apprendimento di una seconda lingua." Doctoral thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3199805.
Full textOnly when one of a system’s components is no longer accessible, do we realise the impact that component had on the system’s functioning, even when the latter still fulfils its function. This is applicable, for example, in the case of interaction with a person using a face mask as a respiratory system protection tool and we therefore have no access to the vision of their mouth. What we need here is hearing, not seeing the mouth, but the feeling is often that of hearing less. The speaker’s mouth represents the visible articulatory component of human language and is not necessary to the perception of sound itself, but it has an intrinsic value linked to the linguistic sound; analysis of its function may help us to understand how profoundly it permeates speech, not only in its function of producing words. Investigation into the articulatory and multimodal components of speech is the premise of this dissertation. The path it follows aims at understanding and framing the function of the human articulatory system and the relationship that exists between it and the speech it produces. The vibration of the vocal cords, consequent to the passage of air produces sound waves that propagate through the air and reach another human’s ear as voice. The phonatory system enables humans to produce speech: one of the most complex and most widely studied cognitive functions both at the phylogenetic level and at the ontogenetic level. Sound waves are longitudinal waves, namely, waves within which the vibrations produced by the sound source cause an alteration in the density of air molecules, which thus start moving parallel to the direction of the wave alternating compressions and rarefactions of the molecular density, until they return to a state of equilibrium and therefore to silence. Since speech production is not an automatic process, but rather a voluntary act, for it to have an origin and a destination, a linguistic sound wave needs a body (whose phonatory system acts as a sound source), a propagation medium (usually air), and a receiving system to process the sound wave. Speech is the result of a mechanical phenomenon that produces a sound wave which alters the air molecules’ average density. The sound wave, in the form of a linguistic sound, can then be received by the auditory system and processed by the nervous system of the hearer. Speech, therefore, amounts to a sort of transfer of molecular oscillations originated from a body and whose sound output is processed by another body. What is left of the bodily element that produces them, in the complex sequence of sound waves that create speech? What role does bodily experience play in the processing of these molecular oscillations? Could it be that, besides the acoustic information, speech sound waves transfer bodily information of verbal language which leads up to the acoustic processing? And finally, how could such bodily information play a part in the processing of speech sounds that are less clear or less familiar, such as those of a language other than one’s native language? Taking these questions as a starting-point, the aim of this work is to shed light on the role of the bodily dimension of language learning, specifically relating to the act that makes speech possible: the articulatory gesture. The articulatory gesture is the motor act effected by the vocal tract and facial muscles thanks to which language production is enacted. The visible part of the articulatory gesture is the speaker’s mouth movement. The first part of this work examines how seeing the speaker’s articulatory gesture and the multisensory integration of the dual input, visual (articulatory gesture) and auditory (voice), influences acoustic perception, by analysing the aspects linked to the incidence of linguistic experience on selective attention to articulatory cues and the importance they acquire in the processing of speech during development. In this part, the articulatory gesture is presented as the element that confers perceptual salience to the speaker’s face, enriching the context within which the speech input is situated and processed. This route which traces the role of articulatory gestures as a perceptual context that influences acoustic perception facilitates moving towards a more in-depth and embedded level of the relationship between the articulatory system and speech. The second part of the dissertation has its starting point in the data signalling a less efficient audiovisual processing of speech in individuals with a history of specific language impairment (Kaganovich et al., 2016) and in individuals diagnosed with dyslexia (van Laarhoven et al., 2018), (Schaadt et al., 2019), (Rüsseler et al., 2018) and aims to supply elements on the motor nature of speech’s productive and perceptive aspects. Together with a less efficient audiovisual integration of speech inputs (auditory and visual), an atypical speed in linguistic articulation is recorded in individuals with dyslexia: articulation is slower compared to controls both in speech production and in speech motor planning. Furthermore, good lip-reading abilities correlate to better speech production and articulation skills. The final part of the work examines the role that speech’s motor nature may play in the context of second language learning, explaining what the role of the articulatory component may point out in the relationship between the motor system, perception and production of speech. The ability to perceive the acoustic differences of the sounds of a language other than one’s native language cannot always be taken for granted. Japanese people for example have great difficulties in distinguishing the English phonemes /r/ and /l/ which are not differentiated in their language. The phoneme identification performance improves after specific training to allow better identification of the phoneme contrast. The improvement is not limited to perception abilities but extends to an improvement in production abilities for words containing the two phonemes /r/ and /l/ (Bradlow et al., 1997). Neurophysiological investigations carried out during the processing of linguistic sounds and during the vision of speech-producing lip movements alone, have detected the activation of motor areas of the brain involved in speech production. However, in the case of phonemes of a foreign language, there is a greater activation of the brain motor areas compared to the activation recorded when hearing a native language (Wilson & Iacoboni, 2006). This activation becomes greater as the difficulty in the phoneme identification increases, in exactly the same way as with the sounds /r/ and /l/ for Japanese speakers (Callan, Tajima et al., 2003), (Callan et al., 2004). The increase in brain activation in the areas involved in language production in response to the processing of difficult sounds of a language other than one’s native language and during the processing of linguistic sounds of one’s native language pronounced with a foreign accent (Callan et al., 2014) is the sign, for the authors of these studies, of a greater resort to the control systems of the articulatory-auditory feedback. The perceptual improvements following specific training (Callan, Tajima et al., 2003) are, from this viewpoint, the result of the acquisition of the articulatory-auditory and auditory-articulatory maps that intervene to facilitate phonetic identification and on which one needs to rely more for the processing of less easily recognisable sounds (Callan, Tajima et al., 2003), (Callan et al., 2004). The fact that audiovisual exposure to a verbal input (which therefore includes the auditory input associated with the relative articulatory gesture) gives better perceptual results than exposure to the auditory input alone in the processing of difficult phonetic contrasts and in distinguishing the differences in diphthong duration of a foreign language (Navarra & Soto-Faraco, 2007), (Hirata & Kelly, 2010) is compared with the latter studies by Callan and colleagues. The articulatory gesture is presented in this work as an optimal access key for the reconstruction of those auditory-articulatory maps needed for more efficient acoustic processing. Two levels of speech multimodality are identified: the first is an auditory-visual level, relating to the role of the articulatory gesture as a perceptual context for the acoustic input; the second is an auditory-articulatory level related to the increase in the activity in brain motor areas of speech during the processing of a foreign language and to the control systems of the articulatory-auditory feedback in response to a demanding linguistic input of an unfamiliar language. The improvement in perceptual abilities as a result of an audiovisual exposure to the input is explained by the fact that the visible articulatory gesture is the point at which the two levels of speech multimodality converge and thanks to which sound processing is enhanced and is thus a precious element that is not restricted to the processing of one’s native language but extends to the processing and production of linguistic sounds of a second language. It is specifically in the automatic process of the audiovisual integration of the linguistic auditory input and related articulatory gesture that it is possible to find an explicit cue for the creation of the articulatory-auditory and auditory-articulatory maps that enable a more accurate processing of the acoustic input, which may, in turn, be reflected in an improvement of speech production abilities.
Books on the topic "Gesti del corpo"
Bianchi, Paola. Corpo politico: Distopia del gesto, utopia del movimento. Spoleto (PG): Editoria & spettacolo, 2013.
Find full textFigure del corpo: Gesto e immagine in movimento. Milano: Meltemi, 2019.
Find full textDal gesto al pensiero: Il linguaggio del corpo alle frontiere della mente. Milano: F. Angeli, 1998.
Find full textPalma, Mattia. Dizionario minimo del gesto: Corpo, movimento, comunità nella danza di Virgilio Sieni. Milano (Mi): Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, 2019.
Find full textPanvini, Bruno. I più antichi poemi che celebrano le imprese di Guglielmo dal curvo o dal corto naso. Soveria Mannelli (Catanzaro): Rubbettino, 1996.
Find full textLa bible des gestes du monde des affaires. [Montréal]: Caractère, 2008.
Find full textRicci, Alessandro. Linguaggio Del Corpo: Il Significato Nascosto Dietro I Gesti e le Espressioni Delle Persone. Independently Published, 2020.
Find full textStone, Richard. Tecniche Di Linguaggio Del Corpo Strategie Pratiche per Analizzare e Decifrare le Persone, Scoprire le Loro Personalità e Capire Cosa Pensano Tramite Movimenti e Gesti Inconsci Del Loro Corpo. Independently Published, 2020.
Find full textManuale Del Linguaggio Del Corpo: Tecniche Pratiche Di Psicologia Comportamentale per Riconoscere Immediatamente le Personalità Delle Persone, Decifrare Espressioni, Gesti e Scoprire I Loro Segreti. Lulu Press, Inc., 2021.
Find full textManuale Del Linguaggio Del Corpo: Tecniche Pratiche Di Psicologia Comportamentale per Riconoscere Immediatamente le Personalità Delle Persone, Decifrare Espressioni, Gesti e Scoprire I Loro Segreti. Independently Published, 2020.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Gesti del corpo"
LARRYS GOMES DE ASSIS NOGUEIRA, MAYARA. "FICÇÃO CIENTÍFICA E DISCUSSÕES SOBRE CIÊNCIAS: UM PERFIL DA PRODUÇÃO DO ENPEC ENTRE 1997 – 2017." In Itinerários de resistência: pluralidade e laicidade no Ensino de Ciências e Biologia. Editora Realize, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.46943/viii.enebio.2021.01.291.
Full textConference papers on the topic "Gesti del corpo"
Villanueva, Luis. "Identificación de microexpresiones faciales durante el proceso de selección de personal." In Congreso Internacional de Ingeniería de Sistemas. Universidad de Lima, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.26439/ciis2019.5525.
Full textTeira Muñiz, Ismael. "Los caminos del deseo como fenómeno ilustrativo de la relación entre el caminar y la práctica artística contemporánea." In IV Congreso Internacional de Investigación en Artes Visuales. ANIAV 2019. Imagen [N] Visible. Valencia: Universitat Politècnica de València, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/aniav.2019.9532.
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