Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

direzioni di senso

English translation:

trajectories of meaning/configurations of meaning

Added to glossary by Umberto Cassano
Mar 19, 2008 19:33
16 yrs ago
Italian term

direzioni di senso

Italian to English Social Sciences Philosophy
Il sapere esperienziale è quello che si struttura a partire da un’indagine meditata sul vissuto quotidiano per decifrare di esso direzioni di senso e nodi critici.

Not sure about the "decifrare di esso" either - does the "di" seem right or should it be "da"?
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Mar 25, 2008 09:26: Umberto Cassano Created KOG entry

Discussion

texjax DDS PhD Mar 19, 2008:
o del sapere esperienziale...forse. Scusa, non vorrei creare ulteriore confusione, ma questo testo far davvero girare la testa. Buon lavoro!
texjax DDS PhD Mar 19, 2008:
decifrarne le direzioni di senso (del vissuto quotidiano).
texjax DDS PhD Mar 19, 2008:
decifrare di esso=decifrarne (le). Io la leggo in questo modo, mi sembra corretta, anche se "contorta". Per la domanda in questione, non mi sovviene nulla al momento, ma non è il mio campo.

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trajectories of meaning/configurations of meaning

Book Reviews

Steffe, L. P.; Gale, J.:
Constructivism in Education
Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1995. – 575 p.
ISBN 0-8058-1095-1 (hardback)
0-8058-1096-X (paperback)


Barbara Jaworski, Oxford, UK

"The reader is drawn into the authors’ theses, and encouraged into the wider debate through various levels of commentary and critique
– always scholarly, never bland, but in some cases more acerbic than others! I personally found it valuable to meet new paradigms and points of view, to start to recognise my own ***trajectories of meaning*** eaving through the writings of others, and to be challenged to rethink some positions.

http://www.emis.de/journals/ZDM/zdm982r2.pdf

HTH

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Poststructuralist thought deconstructed a conception of theoretical knowledge in terms of a thinking subject, construed as the 'essential self', contemplating independently existing objects in the external world. If the thinking subject is the effect of learning the ***trajectories of meaning*** embedded in the symbolic systems of the culture, then it does not exist as an unconditioned consciousness. The subject is decentered as the origin of thought. It thinks only what it is permitted to think within the culture it is conditioned by.

http://people.bath.ac.uk/edsajw/johnelliott.htm

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q="configuration...
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Trajectories is perfect - thanks Umberto. Nice to see you back on Proz again!"
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sense of meaning/different senses of meaning

Dunque, come dice Texjax la frase, per quanto complessa, è corretta così: si vuole esaminare il vissuto quotidiano per meglio comprendere direzioni di senso e criticità del vissuto quotidiano stesso.
Da qui a trovare una resa soddisfacente però... Ti butto lì una proposta che qualcuno saprà certo migliorare. HTH
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learn from it directions of meaning

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directions of (its) meaning

"Experiential knowledge is that which takes form on the basis of a careful examination of everyday experience designed to decipher the directions of its meaning and the its critical nodes."
Maybe you can sharpen it up, but the only way I can translate the end of the sentence is to start at the beginning :-). Umberto's suggestion is certainly worth considering, but a trajectory is a path (generally not straight) taken or predicted, while a direction is a straight line you head off in, North, South...

l sapere esperienziale è quello che si struttura a partire da un’indagine meditata sul vissuto quotidiano per decifrare di esso direzioni di senso e nodi critici.
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