No. 6-7, (1-2/2020) – Philosophy and its Forms of Expression. History and Evolution Download PDF EDITORIAL Philosophy and its Forms of Expression Salvatore Lavecchia OVERVIEW Socrates’ “Body”: Philosophy and the Transmission of Knowledge Between Contrast and Ideology Alessio Lembo – Enrico Volpe CONTRIBUTIONS PART 1 The Role of Philosophical Commentary as a Form of “Doing […]
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0019 Review of Fofi, G. (2019). L’oppio del popolo. Milano: Elèuthera, 166 pp. by Giovanni Peduto Download PDF
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0018 Review of Fazio, G., F. Lijoi (Eds.) (2019). Critica della Teologia Politica. Voci Ebraiche su Carl Schmitt. Macerata: Quodlibet, 259 pp. by Alessio Lembo Download PDF
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0017 Review of Conte, P. (2020). Unframing Aesthetics. Milano – Udine: Mimesis, 169 pp. by Sofia Pirandello Download PDF
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0016 Review of Aristotle (2018). Problema XXX, 1. Perché tutti gli uomini straordinari sono melancolici (B. Centrone, Ed.). Pisa: ETS, 75 pp. by Chiara Sessa Download PDF
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0015 Aldo Masullo as Teacher and Mentor Tribute to the life and work of Aldo Masullo by Bruno Moroncini. Bruno Moroncini is Professor Emeritus of Moral Philosophy, Philosophical Anthropology, and Clinical Psychology at the Universities of Messina and Salerno. His major research interests are in Modern and Contemporary Philosophy. He has published extensively […]
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0014 The Societas Spinozana: Disseminating Spinoza’s Thought in Italy Overview of the history, aims and projects of the Societas Spinozana (Italian cultural association promoting Spinoza’s philosophy) by its president, Giovanni Croce. Download PDF
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0013 A PhD in Philosophy between Italy and the U.S.A.: Personal Reflections on some Similarities and Differences Report by Elena Bartolini of her visiting at DePaul University during her PhD, with close comparison between Italian and North American doctorate. Elena Bartolini is a Research Fellow at the University of Milan-Bicocca, where she works as […]
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0012 Mapping Spinoza’s Ethics John Bagby John R. Bagby is a doctoral candidate in philosophy at Boston College, working on Aristotle, Spinoza, and Bergson. He is the creator of a website that offers a multidimensional exploration of Spinoza’s Ethics: http://ethica.bc.edu/#/. When I first started reading Spinoza seriously I was captivated by the geometrical order. […]
DOI: 10.30443/POI2020-0011 Schopenhauer and the History of Philosophy: On the Courage of Withholding No Questions in the Fearless Contemplation of the World Encarnación Ruiz Callejón Schopenhauer’s concern with the renewal of philosophy, with what it means to be a philosopher, and even his criticism of the philosophy of the time can be inscribed in […]