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2, I/2018 – Public and Philosophy

No. 2 (1/2018) - Public and Philosophy

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EDITORIAL

Philosophy and Us 

Daniela Calabrò (Scientific Committee Member)

OVERVIEW 

Methods, Practices, and Public of Philosophy 

Fiorenza Manzo (Editorial Board Member)

CONTRIBUTIONS

Phenomenomenology, Neurosciences, and the Extended Mind. What Is the Right Attitude Towards “Neuromania”?

Maria Chiara Bruttomesso

Philosophical Practices in Italy. Orientations and Perspectives from the Origins to the Present Day

Luca Nave

Start-up. Innovation Philosophy

Giacomo Pezzano

Is Philosophy a Public Matter? “Mediality” and “Mediaticity” of the Philosophical Discourse

Alessandro De Cesaris – Francesco Striano

Philosophy for Children: Philosophical Practice or Methodological-Didactic Innovation?

Vincenza Merlino

ADDITIONAL SECTION (PHILOSOPHY AND…)

Re-thinking the Notion of “Person” Today

Rosaria Caldarone

PHILOSOPHICAL PRACTICES

Philosophy and Children 

An account by Carlo Maria Cirino

On the “Borgo dei filosofi”. Interview with Angelo Antonio Di Gregorio

Ed. by Alessio Lembo

BOOK REVIEWS

Lotto, B. (2017). Percezioni. Come il cervello costruisce il mondo

Review by Alessandro D’Ursi

Antognazza, M.R. (2015). Leibniz. Una biografia intellettuale (S. Di Bella, Trans.)

Review by Fiorenza Manzo

Brewer, T. (2018). Non so di non sapere. Revisioni semiserie alla filosofia

Review by Nazareno Pastorino

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