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Start Over Descriptor "*SCIENTIFIC computing" Journal in-sight: independent interview-based journal Region italy
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1. An Interview with Giuseppe Corrente on Sentimentalism, Mobbing, and Endurance (Part Six).

Author

Jacobsen, Scott Douglas

Subjects
*SENTIMENTALISM, *MOBS, *SCIENCE teachers, *HIGH technology, *SCIENTIFIC computing
Abstract

Dr. Giuseppe Corrente is a Computer Science teacher at Torino University. He earned a Ph.D. in Science and High Technology - Computer Science in 2013 at Torino University. He has contributed to the World Intelligence Network's publication Phenomenon. He discusses: sentimentalism; becoming a more complete and integrated individual; mobbing; most sentimental things; Positive Disintegration Theory; how the mobbing took place; the most painful experience a human being can encounter; the psychology behind mob violence; and the main lesson in the importance of endurance in the Positive Disintegration theory of giftedness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

2. Conversation with Dr. Giuseppe Corrente on the Mafia and the Vatican: Computer Science Teacher, Torino University (8).

Author

Jacobsen, Scott Douglas

Subjects
*SCIENCE teachers, *SCIENTIFIC computing, *COLLEGE teachers, *HIGH technology, *CONVERSATION
Abstract

Dr. Giuseppe Corrente is a Computer Science teacher at Torino University. He earned a Ph.D. in Science and High Technology – Computer Science in 2013 at Torino University. He has contributed to the World Intelligence Network’s publication Phenomenon. He discusses: the Mafia and the Vatican; the origin of the mafia in Italy; mobbing-bossing; the Mafia offshoots; the great companies; the Mafia attractive to some Italians; the benefits of joining of the Mafia; southern Italy; and conclusion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

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