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      <title>Etica &amp; Politica / Ethics &amp; Politics</title>
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Type: Fascicolo rivista</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Un’etica dell’aggressività: considerazioni sul pensiero di Arnold Gehlen</title>
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      <description>Title: Un’etica dell’aggressività: considerazioni sul pensiero di Arnold Gehlen
Authors: Rasini, Vallori
Abstract: Arnold Gehlen, one of the major representatives of contemporary Philosophical Anthropology&#xD;
in Germany, was a staunch conservative and a supporter of the Nazi Regime. In accordance&#xD;
with recent ethological studies carried out between the 50s and the 60s, particularly&#xD;
by Konrad Lorenz and Irenäus Eibl-Eibensfeld, Gehlen gave a new value of instinct in human&#xD;
behaviour. A decisive role was attributed especially to aggressive impulses. Human beings&#xD;
are biologically defective and they can survive only with a particular strategy: they&#xD;
have to act to change the conditions of their natural life, and aggressive impulses, translated&#xD;
into work and self-assertion, are a warranty of good outcome. According to Gehlen, aggressiveness&#xD;
is necessary, but also problematic, because it needs to be expressed. Contemporary&#xD;
Western societies are characterized by high comfort and little hard work; democracy does&#xD;
not need violent fights, and aggressiveness is repressed. Ultimately, concludes Gehlen, these&#xD;
Societies are founded on principles that produce a decadent culture which, in its turn, leads&#xD;
to non stabilized situations. Therefore he forebode the return of the virtues of war and&#xD;
those of strong States based on hierarchical organizations. What he seems to propose, then,&#xD;
is an aggressive government for an aggressive nature.
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      <title>Sartre e l’interpretazione dialettica della rivoluzione</title>
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      <description>Title: Sartre e l’interpretazione dialettica della rivoluzione
Authors: Rametta, Gaetano
Abstract: The paper offers an analysis of the Sartrean interpretation of the French Revolution which&#xD;
is contained in the Critique of the Dialectical Reason. Focus of the study are such central notions&#xD;
as oath, group in fusion, sovereign nation, and the relationships between freedom,&#xD;
brotherhood and Terror. Lévi-Strauss’ criticism at Sartre’s hermeneutical proposal is mentioned&#xD;
together with Lacan’s idea of the anticipated temporality of action. Sartre’s interpretation&#xD;
of the Revolution is finally compared with the one that Hegel puts forward in&#xD;
the Fenomenology of Mind.
Type: Articolo</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Filosofia del soggetto e mediazione interpretativa: sulla fenomenologia ermeneutica di Paul Ricoeur</title>
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      <description>Title: Filosofia del soggetto e mediazione interpretativa: sulla fenomenologia ermeneutica di Paul Ricoeur
Authors: Menga, Ferdinando G.
Abstract: Several attempts, which have recently tried to empower again the philosophical crossing between&#xD;
phenomenology and hermeneutics, call for a re-examination of the main topics and&#xD;
themes at stake in such a project, which has dominated in many ways part of the 20th Century&#xD;
Continental Philosophy. However, given such a perspective, what I would like to show&#xD;
in the following essay is that, far from insisting again on the primacy of the thought of an&#xD;
author like Hans-Georg Gadamer, it could be of higher suitability to address the thought of&#xD;
another philosopher: Paul Ricoeur. Particularly, by reconsidering the main steps of his phenomenological-&#xD;
hermeneutical project, I would like to stress how Ricoeur’s philosophy, in&#xD;
comparison to Gadamer’s approach, is not only able to display a larger spectrum of confrontations,&#xD;
but also a stronger theoretical structure, which has its pivotal point in the notion of&#xD;
an interpretative deconstruction of the titanic subject through the appropriative mediation&#xD;
of the narrative text.
Type: Articolo</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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