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1, I/2017 – Migrantes

No. 1 (2017) - Migrantes

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EDITORIAL

What Will Become of Philosophy in the 21st Century?

Francesco Piro (Scientific Director)

OVERVIEW

Editorial Note

P.O.I. Editorial Board

Abstracts 

CONTRIBUTIONS

Austria, Vienna, Trieste: On the Jewish Emigration from Trieste to Eretz Israel between the Two World Wars

Silva Bon

The Challenge of Immigration to the Staying Power of Western Democracies

Fabio Ciaramelli

Drops in the Sea. Crystals of Light. Desert Sands. Human Subjects’s Fragile Identities: the Ethics of the “Man in Revolt” and Meridian Thought

Giusi Furnari Luvarà

Media Culture or Culture of Media? The Certainties of Those who Know They Don’t Know

Marco Amalfi

Nomadism and Hospitality. Anthropology and Ethics

Emilio Baccarini

ADDITIONAL SECTION: “PHILOSOPHY AND…”

Reason and the Role of the Philosophy of Religion in the Globalized, Pluralized World 

Sergio Sorrentino

BOOK REVIEWS

Castelli, A. (2015). Il discorso sulla pace in Europa 1900-1945

Review by Raffaele Ciccone

Vannini, M. (2015). All’ultimo papa. Lettere sull’amore, la grazia e la libertà

Review by Giuseppe Palermo

Martinetti, P. (2017). Spinoza (F.S. Festa, Ed.)

Review by Margherita Esposito

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