Issues 2016 Archivi - Azimuth | International Journal of Philosophy http://www.azimuthjournal.com/category/issues-2016/ Philosophical Coordinates Between Modern and Contemporary Age Thu, 02 Jul 2020 10:05:17 +0000 it-IT hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 How To Do Things with Cultures? http://www.azimuthjournal.com/2017/06/04/how-to-do-things-with-cultures/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-do-things-with-cultures Sun, 04 Jun 2017 12:10:22 +0000 http://www.azimuthjournal.com/?p=353 Azimuth 8/2016 | How To Do Things With Cultures? Edited by Andrea Borsari – Antonio Lucci ISBN: 978­88­9359­011­2 Buy Azimuth on Amazon | Buy Azimuth on IBS | Buy Azimuth on Libreriauniversitaria The issue explores a particular domain at the intersection of different human sciences, such as anthropology, literature, philosophy and the cultural studies. The complex constellation constituted by the – parallel...

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Azimuth 8/2016 | How To Do Things With Cultures?

Edited by Andrea Borsari – Antonio Lucci
ISBN: 978­88­9359­011­2
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The issue explores a particular domain at the intersection of different human sciences, such as anthropology, literature, philosophy and the cultural studies. The complex constellation constituted by the – parallel and yet different – fields of the German “Kulturwissenschaften” and the Anglo-American cultural studies is inquired from two complementary perspectives: by analyzing the peculiar aspects, inner differentiations and specific focus of these two traditions, on the one side, and by exploring their mutual influence, on the other side; i.e., by considering and comparing the most important authors and consistent schools, the respective methodologies, the local manifestations as well as the historical, theoretical and thematic backgrounds of both traditions.

Contents:

  • Lawrence Grossberg, Cultural Studies in Dark Times
  • Hartmut Böhme, Perspektiven der Kulturwissenschaft in historischer und gegenwartsanalytischer Perspektive
  • Mena Mitrano, From “Culture” to Reciprocities: Imagining the Critical Act after Power
  • Antonio Lucci, Italienische Kulturwissenschaft. Überlegungen zu den ‚ersten Kulturwissenschaften‘ ausgehend von der Italian Theory
  • Joachim Fischer, Philosophisch-anthropologische Theorien der Kultur: Cassirer, Scheler, Plessner
  • Andrea Borsari, Il “Kulturmensch” tra “Tragödie” e “Renaissance”. Estetica e antropologia nella genesi della Kulturphilosophie
  • Giacomo Scarpelli, La grande dea di Efeso. Una diacronia filosofica
  • Michele Cometa, Le cose del Sé. Per un’archeologia della cultura (materiale)
  • Gilberto Mazzoli, La natura della Environmental History dopo il Cultural Turn. Temi e storiografie
  • João Cezar de Castro Rocha, Culture shakespeariane e poetica dell’emulazione

Appendix:

  • Sandrina Khaled, Friedrich Kittlers Nietzsche
  • Friedrich Kittler, Nietzsche oder die Erfindung der Kulturpolitik

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]]> Human and Digital Traces http://www.azimuthjournal.com/2016/09/13/human-digital-traces/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=human-digital-traces Tue, 13 Sep 2016 19:05:11 +0000 http://www.azimuthjournal.com/?p=320 Azimuth 7/2016 | Human and Digital Traces Edited by Simone Guidi and Alberto Romele ISBN: 9788863729436 Buy Azimuth on Amazon | Buy Azimuth on IBS | Buy Azimuth on Libreriauniversitaria The “onlife” condition is a living sphere in which our practical and ethical action do not need to distinguish between informational and non-informational objects. For this reason, in the last twenty years...

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Azimuth 7/2016 | Human and Digital Traces
Edited by Simone Guidi and Alberto Romele
ISBN: 9788863729436
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The “onlife” condition is a living sphere in which our practical and ethical action do not need to distinguish between informational and non-informational objects. For this reason, in the last twenty years digital technologies have generated a strong interest in the philosophical scenario and, since digital tracking has become a daily routine, it started gathering around itself the work of many philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists and media theorists. The aim of this seventh issue of Azimuth is to stir a philosophical debate in the belief that digital traces can offer a new paradigm starting from which we can re-think Humanism and the human being, its environment and its technical action in the world. In other words, we suggest the possibility a computational turn in philosophy comparable with the computational turn we have seen in many ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ sciences in these last ten or fifteen years.

Contents:

  • Preliminary Notes
  • Bruno Bachimont, Traces, calcul et intérpretation: de la mesure à la donnée
  • Cléo Collomb, Pour un concept technologique de trace numérique
  • Enrico Terrone, Causal Routes to Nowhere. On Digital Photographs as Traces
  • Simone Guidi – Alberto Romele, Deforming the Subject. Digital Traces and the Post- of Humanism
  • Marcello Vitali-Rosati, Digital Architectures: the Web, Editorialization and Metaontology
  • Alberto Romele – Marta Severo, From Philosopher to Network. Using Digital Traces for Understanding Paul Ricoeur’s Legacy
  • Pierre Lévy, The Data-Centric Society
  • Maurizio Ferraris, Dalla mobilitazione totale all’azione esemplare
  • Cyber-sorveglianza, guerra e religione, il mondo a una dimensione
    Conversazione tra Francesco Monico e Derrick De Kerckhove
  • Filosofia dell’informazione e tracce digitali: Alberto Romele intervista Luciano Floridi

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