DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448477 Review of M. Wiitala (ed.), Boethius Consolation of Philosophy. A critical Guide, Cleveland State University, Cambridge 2024 by Marcodecimo Bortone Book review of M. Wiitala (ed.), Boethius Consolation of Philosophy. A critical Guide, Cleveland State University, Cambridge 2024. Download PDF
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448453 Review of Maura Gancitano, Andrea Colamedici, Botanica della meraviglia. Coltivare lo stupore alla fine del mondo, HarperCollins, Milano 2025 by Antonio Sordillo Book review of Maura Gancitano, Andrea Colamedici, Botanica della meraviglia. Coltivare lo stupore alla fine del mondo, HarperCollins, Milano 2025 . Download PDF
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448401 Everything will Be as it Is Now, just a little Different. Fernand Deligny’s Pedagogy of Wandering by Sergio Vitale In 1968, while the streets of Paris were the scene of bitter clashes between the forces of order and those demonstrating against the prevaricating logic of capitalist society, Fernand Deligny chose to begin, in […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448387 Humans as Thinking Machines? Machine and Mindin the Thought of Leibniz by Hannes Amberger To what extent are machines capable of emulating human intelligence? Beginning with his reflections on his own mechanical calculator, the present article outlines several ideas of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716) concerning this question, which remains highly relevant today. For […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448333 System, Polyarchy, Subject. Luhmann and the Ecological Transformation of Modern Society by Paolo Missiroli The task of this essay is to make an initial assessment of what, within Niklas Luhmann’s Social Systems Theory, can be used to think about the question of a historical rupture capable of undermining a mode of global social […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448272 Videograms of a Revolution by Annalaura Ferrara The following reflection, starting with the analysis of some scenes from the film Videograms of revolution, directed by Harun Farocki and Andrei Ujica, proposes to reflect on the concept of media on the one hand by investigating its visual grammar, and on the other hand by […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448248 Transindividual and Way of Life: Contemporary Movements between Social Reproduction and Political Ecology by Mariangela Milone How is political subjectivity configured in contemporary struggles and forms of resistance? Is it still possible to frame practices of claimmaking and processes of subjectivation within the classical nineteenth-century schema, which identifies the party-form and the legal […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448185 Neoliberalism, Subjectivity, and Social Movements in Latin America: from Resistance to Power and its Limits by Nicolás Alberto López Pérez and Daniel Ricardo Cujabán Artunduaga This article analyses the impact of neoliberalism as both an economic rationality and a subjectivizing apparatus within the educational systems and social movements of Chile and Colombia. Through […]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20448151 The Revolution Elsewhere by Giuseppe Palermo Editorial by Giuseppe Palermo to Vol. 15 (II/2024). Download PDF
Call for Papers Present and Future Revolutions. Social movements and political subjects in the 21st century P.O.I. – Points of Interest, 15, II/2024 Abstract submission deadline: 31st August 2024 redazione@poireview.com The six-month journal “P.O.I. – Points of Interest” invites you to contribute to the issue I/2024, developing the theme presented according to the following […]