Dario Martinelli Libros

Exploring the innovative concept of "Numanities," this book seeks to address the ongoing crisis in the humanities by merging humanistic inquiry with data-driven methodologies. It presents a framework that encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and aims to revitalize the relevance of humanities in contemporary society. Through this approach, the author proposes new pathways for research and understanding, highlighting the potential for the humanities to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Focusing on the study of animal communication, this book systematically explores essential and complex terms within zoosemiotics. It aims to establish a comprehensive framework for understanding the concepts that define this expanding field, making it a crucial resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

Focusing on audiovisual texts, this book introduces a novel analytical model that appeals to both students and advanced scholars. Through an engaging writing style, the author provides accessible insights into the field, complete with analytical tools, historical context, and a variety of case studies to enhance understanding and application.

Alfred Hitchcock's cinematic techniques and storytelling methods are meticulously examined, revealing his innovative approaches to suspense and psychological depth. The analysis delves into key films, exploring themes of fear, voyeurism, and identity, while highlighting Hitchcock's influence on the thriller genre. By dissecting his unique visual style and narrative structures, the book offers insights into how Hitchcock crafted unforgettable experiences that continue to resonate with audiences today.

Focusing on social protest in popular music, this monograph provides a comprehensive analysis that integrates diverse fields such as musicology, cultural studies, and political science. It offers theoretical insights and methodological tools, making it a valuable resource for understanding the interplay between music and social movements. The work emphasizes the significance of music as a medium for expressing dissent and engaging with cultural and political issues.