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Monographica I.
ANTI-SPECIESISM BETWEEN SCIENCE AND LAW


Colombo Raffaella

Anti-Speciesism between Science and Law

Andrews Kristin

Ethical Implications of Animal Personhood and the Role for Science

Biuso Alberto Giovanni

Per una etoantropologia

Burgat Florence

Donner des droits aux animaux, une exigence de la raison

Grioni Merli Michele

Per una liberazione animale?

Nicolini Coen Cosimo

Condizioni di possibilità dei nostri obblighi nei confronti degli animali non umani

Colombo Raffaella

Una regione di dissomiglianza

Piazzesi Benedetta

La sofferenza animale come problema per la scienza

Mormino Gianfranco

Una superiorità schiacciante. La comparazione tra l’uomo e gli altri animali


Focus I.
SU WALTER BENJAMIN


Herrera Ruiz Juan Carlos

Pensando el fascismo desde Walter Benjamin

Raciti Andrea

Il fantoccio e il nano. Sullo stato di eccezione in Walter Benjamin


Focus II.
L’UMANO IN DISCUSSIONE


Redaelli Roberto

Divenire uomo. La duplice dimensione dell’umano in Windelband e Rickert

Russo Marco

Il futuro di una tradizione: l’umanesimo come sfida del Terzo Millennio


Symposium I.
Gianfrancesco Zanetti, Filosofia della vulnerabilità. Percezione, discriminazione, diritto


Ansuántegui Roig Francisco Javier

Sentidos, Percepción, Vulnerabilidad. En torno a Filosofia della vulnerabilità de Gianfrancesco Zanetti

Barranco Avilés María Del Carmen

Los sentidos de la vulnerabilidad. Sobre ""Filosofia della vulnerabilità"" de Gianfrancesco Zanetti

Diciotti Enrico

""La percezione e i problemi della vulnerabilità""

Gazzolo Tommaso

Esercizi di estesiologia giuridica

Lo Giudice Alessio

Ascolto e giudizio. Sulla costruzione dello straniero morale a partire dalla filosofia della vulnerabilità di Gianfrancesco Zanetti

Pastore Baldassarre

Vulnerabilità situata e risposte alle vulnerazioni

Rigo Enrica

Una filosofia della vulnerabilità per stare con il problema

Zanetti Gianfrancesco

Repliche ai miei critici


Symposium II.
Rocco Ronchi, Il canone minore. Verso una filosofia della natura


Adinolfi Massimo

Di un possibile equivoco, nella medesima direzione

Cusinato Guido

Pensare il mostruoso. Un dialogo con Rocco Ronchi

Leoni Federico

Politica e mistica. Su Il canone minore di Rocco Ronchi

Polidori Fabio

Come un respiro

Poma Iolanda

Di alcuni motivi nel canone minore di Rocco Ronchi

Rasini Vallori

Afferenze. Plessner, Weizsäcker e il canone minore

Recalcati Massimo

Qualche nota critica sul Lacan “minore” di Ronchi

Ronchi Rocco

A proposito del Canone minore. Risposte agli amici


Varia.

Corigliano Fabio

L’eredità inespressa. Una nota sul “fantasma” di Leibniz

D'urso Francesco

Logica e storia: l’attualismo giuridico di Arnaldo Volpicelli

García Ferrer Borja

Una dictadura invisible. Genealogía e impacto del sufrimiento psíquico en la sociedad de mercado

Maffettone Pietro, Muldoon Ryan

On the Normative Relevance of Systemic Risk

Marzocca Ottavio

Beni comuni e ragione economica. Sulla proprietà e sull’abuso

Pongiglione Francesca

Is It All a Matter of Selfishness? Towards the Formulation of Moral Blame for Anti- Environmental Behavior

Vergani Mario

Vulnerabilità. Premesse fenomenologiche delle categorie giuridiche nel pensiero di Levinas

Croce Michael

Teorie dei vizi. Un’analisi critica

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