Author name: Antonio Martella

Picardi I., Serino M. Multi-planetary infrastructures and hybrid explorations: An analysis of structures of epistemic enrolment in online discourses on space missions

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Ilenia Picardi, Marco Serino Abstract This paper explores the sociotechnical imaginaries involved in the construction of technoscientific knowledge as it is conveyed by space science institutions through websites and social media. The study focuses on the discourses by which Nasa promotes the Artemis programme, aimed at achieving a new human landing on the Moon. […]

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Varini M. Awaken in dreams. Old and new inequalities in future fashion

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Michele Varini Abstract This study analyses the interaction between fashion and digital technologies, focusing on virtual environments such as video games. Traditionally, fashion has played a strong role in defining social classes, genders, body ideals and identities. With the advent of the digital, these dynamics have changed, amplified and extended beyond the physical world.

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Crescentini N., Rubin A. How are science museums perceived in italy? Tripadvisor as proxy of visitor studies on public engagement

2025, issue 3 XXVII, volume XXVII /

Authors: Noemi Crescentini, Andrea Rubin Abstract Science museums, science centres and discovery centres (SMCs) are key spaces for dialogue between science and society. Their evolution has integrated scientific and social perspectives, significantly influenced by the digital revolution, as demonstrated by the increase in online visitor reviews. This exploratory study investigates TripAdvisor users’ narratives about science

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