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The essay focuses on the theme of the essence of philosophy through the short essay by Martin Heidegger What is philosophy? Following the text and reconstructing its argumentation, the nodal passages of speculation are highlighted, from... more
Ciò che è massimamente evidente è al centro della nostra esistenza ma, per quante volte gli si passi accanto, rimane invisibile. E così anche il filosofo, che pure intuisce la sua importanza, assume spesso la postura interrogativa: come... more
Resumo: Trata-se da difícil questão do sentido em que, a partir de Heidegger, pode ser pensada uma superação da metafísica. O pano de fundo é a atualidade e a onipresença do seu acabamento técnico. A preocupação central é o problema do... more
Tra filosofia, arte culinarie e ceramica d'uso: uno scavo e una narrazione
Wonder (thaumazein) is the beginning of philosophy. This well-known formula can be grasped for the first time in Plato’s Theaetetus (155d). The standard interpretation of this passage takes wonder as a positively connoted, transitive... more
This article discusses the possibility of successfully reintroducing a notion of subjectivity of transcendental sort in the context of contemporary philosophical reflection about caring. The notion of caring revolves around a new kind of... more
Spanish translation (Argentina) by Hernan Inverso of "Nature humaine et passions selon Thomas d'Aquin et Descartes", published in B. Bernier, L. Renault, P.-F. Moreau, Les passions antiques et médiévales, Paris, PUF, 2003, p. 249-267.
In psychiatric symptomatology, "flight of ideas" is commonly understood as a symptom of a formal thought disorder which is typical for bipolar illnesses. Notwithstanding, there is a historical controversy that preceded this... more
Liée au passage et à la possession, la transe relève du thauma et de la "bouche d'ombre".
In this paper I aim to re-think the question of the world of persons with schizophrenia from the perspective of the German phenomenologist Max Scheler and that of the Japanese psychiatrist Bin Kimura. So far, no comparison between these... more