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Is meritocracy fair?
The term meritocracy was born to describe a negative dystopia. Today, it has a more positive connotation… or are we living in a dystopia?Read More Is meritocracy fair?
12/10/2021 No Comments
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Erasmus as a non-European: absurd and existentialist
Erasmus is a synonym of freedom. But what does it mean living it during the pandemic? What if, moreover, you do not have a EU-passport?Read More Erasmus as a non-European: absurd and existentialist
23/06/2021 No Comments
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Information and the media: how do they influence our opinions?
Information and the media play a key role when it comes to the way we read the world. How do they influence our opinions?Read More Information and the media: how do they influence our opinions?
30/03/2021 No Comments
hormone therapy
Hormone Replacement Therapy in Trans People: the Prescription Maze
In Italy, the need for a regulation of Hormone Replacement Therapy for trans people is putting access to health care at stakeRead More Hormone Replacement Therapy in Trans People: the Prescription Maze
23/02/2021 No Comments
David Pappalardo
How plurilingualism enriches our identity
Does plurilingualism change ourselves? Does our personal identity get affected by the experiences we make with other languages?Read More How plurilingualism enriches our identity
06/03/2021 No Comments
Chiara Ferragni
Chiara Ferragni: why do people follow her?
Chiara Ferragni is one of the most influential women in the world of fashion and beyond. But why is it so? What makes her so cool?Read More Chiara Ferragni: why do people follow her?
17/01/2021 No Comments
Is meritocracy fair?
12/10/2021
The term meritocracy was born to describe a negative dystopia. Today, it has a more positive connotation… or are we living in a dystopia?Read More Is meritocracy fair?
Erasmus as a non-European: absurd and existentialist
23/06/2021
Erasmus is a synonym of freedom. But what does it mean living it during the pandemic? What if, moreover, you do not have a EU-passport?Read More Erasmus as a non-European: absurd and existentialist
Information and the media: how do they influence our opinions?
30/03/2021
Information and the media play a key role when it comes to the way we read the world. How do they influence our opinions?Read More Information and the media: how do they influence our opinions?
Hormone Replacement Therapy in Trans People: the Prescription Maze
23/02/2021
In Italy, the need for a regulation of Hormone Replacement Therapy for trans people is putting access to health care at stakeRead More Hormone Replacement Therapy in Trans People: the Prescription Maze
How plurilingualism enriches our identity
06/03/2021
Does plurilingualism change ourselves? Does our personal identity get affected by the experiences we make with other languages?Read More How plurilingualism enriches our identity
Chiara Ferragni: why do people follow her?
17/01/2021
Chiara Ferragni is one of the most influential women in the world of fashion and beyond. But why is it so? What makes her so cool?Read More Chiara Ferragni: why do people follow her?
When empowerment starts with a Barbie
14/11/2020
The other day, while I was walking through the aisles of a store, I ended up in the stationery section and could not help but to notice the new Barbie school diary. It was pink, of course, and the most famous blondie with blue eyes was smiling there on the
Difficulties encountered by an Italian learning French
26/10/2020
It is common belief considering Italian and French as “the same” and that an Italian speaker will not have any problem learning French and vice versa. Nothing could be further from the truth! Of course, we Italians have an edge compared to a Chinese or Arabic speaker, since both are
Madame Europe: Europe seen through her sons’ eyes
21/10/2020
My name is Martina and I am one of Europe’s daughters. My mother was born not so many years ago, even though her name – linked to Greek mythology – is way older. She arrived in this world silently, tiptoeing, walking as a cat does, The importance of her is
Italian women: snapshot of a forgotten solidarity
29/05/2020
We thought the virus would have improved us, that “everything will be fine”. But is it so? The attitude towards women in Italy tells it did not go like thisRead More Italian women: snapshot of a forgotten solidarity