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- Ondine e contingenza. Linee di lettura del "Leciatano".diCarloGalli -1996 - In Nicola Matteucci & Giovanni Giorgini,Percorsi della libertà: scritti in onore di Nicola Matteucci. Bologna: Il Mulino.Export citation
Bookmark - Figure del potere: saggi in onore diCarloGalli.Maria Laura Lanzillo,Raffaele Laudani &CarloGalli (eds.) -2020 - Bologna: Società editrice Il mulino.
- Forme della critica: saggi di filosofia politica.CarloGalli -2020 - Bologna: Società editrice il Mulino.
- Sull'anti-illuminismo.CarloGalli -2005 -Rivista di Filosofia 96 (1):131-142.No categories
- Discussione su "Genealogia della politica" diCarloGalli.Vittorio Dini,Geminello Preterossi &Danilo Zolo -1997 -Iride: Filosofia e Discussione Pubblica 10 (3):571-581.No categories
- Charles Taylor interprete di Hegel: genesi di un pensiero tra filosofia e comunità politica.Marzia DiCarlo -2011 - Roma: Aracne.No categories
- Modelli discorsivi e argomentazione giuridica. R. Alexy e la Scuola di Kiel.Leonardo diCarlo -2013 -Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia Del Diritto 90 (2):271-295.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Analysis of UN Resolutions Relating to North Korea: A Comparison with Resolutions Relating to the Second Gulf War.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2014 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 27 (4):665-685.This work attempts to understand whether it is possible to talk about the emergence of specific recurring linguistic patterns in UN resolutions, used as a political strategy. The paper presents a comparative analysis between a corpus of resolutions related to the Second Gulf War and to the 2011 North Korean nuclear crisis, focussing on ethic adjectives and preambulatory and operative phrases used in these resolutions. It is attempted to show how vague and weak expressions can be used either to lead (...) to intentionally biased interpretations of the law as was supposed in the Iraqi case, or to mitigate international tensions, though maintaining a firm position against international threats, as supposed for North Korea. (shrink)
- L'assoluto in Hegel: tra autorappresentazione e logiche del diritto.Leonardo DiCarlo -2020 - Napoli: Istituto italiano per gli studi filosofici press.
- PAOLO BECCHI,Da Pufendorf a Hegel. Introduzione alla storia moderna della filosofia del diritto.Leonardo DiCarlo -2009 -Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie 95 (4):597-599.
- “Weasel Words” in Legal and Diplomatic Discourse: Vague Nouns and Phrases in UN Resolutions Relating to the Second Gulf War.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2015 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 28 (3):559-576.This study aims at investigating vagueness in Security Council Resolutions by focussing on a selection of nouns and phrases used as the main casus belli for the Second Gulf War. Analysing a corpus of Security Council Resolutions relating to the conflict, the study leads a qualitative and quantitative analysis drawing upon Mellinkoff’s theories on “weasel words”, which are “words and expressions with a very flexible meaning, strictly dependent on context and interpretation”. Special attention is devoted to the historical/political consequences of (...) such vague and indeterminate expressions. The findings indicate that excessive vagueness might have led to biased or even strategically-motivated interpretations of the Resolutions, triggering the Iraqi conflict instead of a diplomatic solution. The analysis of the “weasel words” used in the Resolutions suggests the double-faced strength of such expressions: though they can guaranteed a wide degree of applicability of the Resolutions, their subjective interpretability might become a source of manipulation and elusiveness, with the overall legislative intent of using intentional vagueness as a political strategy. (shrink)
- Il concetto hegeliano di tempo.Leonardo DiCarlo -2003 -Iride: Filosofia e Discussione Pubblica 16 (1):107-116.
- La filosofia giuridica e politica di san Tommaso d'Aquino.Eugenio diCarlo -1945 - Palermo,: G. B. Palumbo.
- Aristotele o Marx? A proposito di «Aristotle on money» di S. Meikle.Natali DiCarlo -1996 -Phronesis 41 (2):189-196.
- Analyse sémiologique des gestes et mimiques des chanteurs d'opéra.Nicole Scotto DiCarlo -1973 -Semiotica 9 (4):289-317.Cet article comporte, outre l'élaboration d'un système de notation des gestes, un inventaire descriptif des gestes et des mimiques utilisés par les artistes lyriques, une définition des différents paramètres gestuels ainsi qu'une étude des rapports geste/parole et geste/mimique. Les gestes et les mimiques sont classés selon leurs fonctions. On distingue deux catégories de gestes : les gestes à valeur de signal, autrement dit les gestes faits avec intention de communiquer et qui ne sont pas spécifiques aux chanteurs d'opéra puisqu'on les (...) retrouve dans le théâtre parlé, et les gestes à valeur d'indice, c.à.d. des gestes faits sans intention de communiquer : ce sont les gestes idiolectaux, (c.à.d. des gestes spécifiques au chanteur et qui sont conditionnés par de multiples facteurs : origine sociale ou géographique, sexe, morphologie, psychologie, etc...), les gestes esthétiques qui sont des accompagnements purement plastiques du texte chanté, les gestes imposés par les contraintes théâtrales (costumes, accessoires) et les gestes inhérents à la technique vocale. En ce qui concerne les mimiques, on peut les classer également en deux catégories : les mimiques à valeur expressive, qui ne présentent pas d'intérêt particulier et les mimiques sans valeur expressive regroupant les mimiques d'accompagnement (crispations musculaires, grimaces ou rides qui correspondent à un effort vocal et n'ont aucune raison d'être particulière) et les mimiques fonctionnelles, c.à.d. les mimiques liées à la technique vocale. L'application des méthodes linguistiques et notamment de la commutation, permet de dégager des traits pertinents aussi bien au niveau des gestes qu'à celui des mimiques. (shrink)
- Filosofia del diritto.Eugenio diCarlo -1940 - Palermo,: G.B. Palumbo.Export citation Bookmark
- Per la dottrina e la storia della filosofia del diritto.Eugenio DiCarlo -1910 - Palermo,: Società editrice universitaria.
- Tempo, autocoscienza e storia in Hegel.Leonardo DiCarlo -2004 - Napoli: Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici.
- The role of proximity in online popularizations: The case of TED talks.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2014 -Discourse Studies 16 (5):591-606.This article investigates some main characteristics of TED talks, a new popularizing genre. In particular, it examines the process that recontextualizes scientific speeches into TED talks presented by their own authors, using several discursive conventions to negotiate their role as experts and to establish a closer relationship with their audience. Through a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the 2012 TED talks, the article will draw upon Hyland’s concept of ‘proximity’, and the five elements that he takes into account when illustrating (...) proximity in popularizing texts: organization, argument structure, credibility, stance and reader engagement. It will be observed that the linguistic techniques used to enhance comprehensibility, the use of evaluative and emotive adjectives, and the direct involvement of the audience through the use of inclusive pronouns help the speaker breach the expert/audience barrier, establishing an ‘alignment’. Rather than focusing on proximity of membership, these talks emphasize proximity of commitment, by concentrating not on the speakers’ identity and reputation, but rather on how they are personally involved in the topic of the speech. These techniques reveal TED’s idea that science should be ideas to be discussed rather than information to be passively received. (shrink)No categories
- The velvet glove: Benevolent sexism in President Trump’s tweets.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2021 -European Journal of Women's Studies 28 (2):194-212.The present article is part of a preliminary study concerning the discursive manifestations of US President Trump’s sexist beliefs. While many studies have focused on Trump’s usage of hostile sexism, this work examines the linguistic strategies utilised by Trump to convey benevolent sexism, a form of discrimination based on the idea that women are weak and need to be protected, that they should respect traditional male-centric gender roles, and that they should be idolised by men. Drawing upon Fiske and Glick’s (...) Ambivalent Sexism Theory, the study will analyse a corpus of all the positive tweets addressing women tweeted by Trump since the beginning of his 2016 campaign. The study sheds a light on how President Trump’s usage of hostile and benevolent sexism are actually two sides of the same coin: they both confirm the idea of women as an inferior sex. (shrink)No categories
- Semata: i sentieri dell'Essere.diCarlo Sini -2012 - In Franco Trabattoni & Mariapaola Bergomi,Ermeneutica e filosofia antica. Milano: Cisalpino, Instituto editoriale universitario.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Vagueness in Progress: A Linguistic and Legal Comparative Analysis Between UN and U.S. Official Documents and Drafts Relating to the Second Gulf War. [REVIEW]Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2013 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 26 (2):487-507.This paper is based on a doctoral thesis which aimed at investigating on whether the use of strategic vagueness in Security Council resolutions relating to Iraq has contributed to the breakout of the 2002–2003s Gulf war instead of a diplomatic solution of the controversies. This work contains a linguistic and legal comparative analysis between UN and U.S. documents and their drafts in order to demonstrate how vagueness was deliberately added to the final versions of the documents before being passed, and (...) thus strategically used vagueness has played a crucial role in UN resolutions related to the outbreak of war in Iraq, and in relevant legislation produced by the United States for its Congressional authorisation for war. The comparative analysis between S/RES/1441(2002) and US legislation has evidenced that that there would have been diplomatic solutions to the Iraq crises which were not synonymous of light-handed intervention against Iraq, but deliberately vague UN wording allowed the US to build its own legislation with a personal interpretation implying that the UN did not impede military action. (shrink)
- The problem of toleration: Tacitus, Foucault and governmentality.Andrea diCarlo -2025 -History of European Ideas 51 (1):93-108.This article proposes a novel interpretation of Montaigne’s and Bayle’s comments on Tacitus. My contention is that their Tacitism is a Foucauldian discourse on toleration. Toleration is an example of governmentality, a strategy to govern a population, not a genuine call for religious diversity. This novel reading applies to Michel de Montaigne’s Essays and Pierre Bayle’s Various Thoughts on the Occasion of a Comet and his Historical and Critical Dictionary. Montaigne’s essay On the Useful and the Honourable, he shows that (...) there is a difference between his public and private persona. The author discusses ideas of toleration in a Tacitist style. This happens in his essay Something Lacking in Our Civil Administrations, where the author laments the death of Sebastian Castalio and, indirectly, he supports his commitment to religious pluralism. As I will show, Montaigne embraces a Gallican belief system, which is more conciliatory Bayle a century later, discusses the same issues. In his Various Thoughts, he makes a case for toleration as a tool to manage a population. Ultimately, it will be clear how this plea for toleration is not a product of the Enlightenment, but it is rather a discourse to achieve societal compliance. (shrink)
- Linguistic Patterns of Modality in UN Resolutions: The Role of Shall, Should, and May in Security Council Resolutions Relating to the Second Gulf War.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2017 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 30 (2):223-244.This paper will discuss the role of modality in UN Security Council resolutions. As a work in progress on whether the use of strategic vagueness in UN resolutions has contributed to the outbreak of the second Gulf war, this work proposes a qualitative and quantitative analysis on the role of vagueness of the central modal verbs shall, should, and may in the institutional language of the UN, drawing upon Wodak’s Discourse-Historical Approach and Jenkins, Gotti, and Trosborg's theories on modality. Observing (...) the semantic and linguistic values of these modals, the analysis investigates their double-faced strength: though they can be used to guarantee a wide degree of applicability of the resolutions, their subjective interpretability might become a source of manipulation and elusiveness, supporting a legislative intent of using vagueness as a political strategy. (shrink)
- Institutions, Principles and Norms: A new Interpretation of the Institutional Theory of Law.Leonardo DiCarlo -2020 -Archiv Fuer Rechts Und Sozialphilosophie 106 (3):427-443.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Art, Aesthetic Theory, and the Two Faces of Ignorance.Chris diCarlo -1996 -The Journal of Aesthetic Education 30 (1):107.
- Critical notice.Christopher diCarlo -2001 -Biology and Philosophy 16 (1):117-130.
- Defining ‘Gender’ Across Europe: A Linguistic Analysis of the Definition, Translation, and Interpretation of the Word ‘Gender’ from the Beijing Declaration to the Istanbul Convention.Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2023 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 36 (3):1217-1238.The present work discusses the complex nature of the term ‘gender’ in legal discourse, in the wake of the recent pushbacks that the 2011 Istanbul Convention has received from anti-feminist movements and nations that have not signed/ratified the document or have withdrawn from it. Though its original aim was to protect women’s rights, the debate has eventually surfaced deeply-rooted problems linked to gender-related vocabulary. For this reason, the study will analyse the use of the terms ‘gender’ and ‘sex’ in the (...) 1995 UN Beijing Declaration, the 1998 Rome Statute, and the 2011 Istanbul Convention, from a synchronic and diachronic perspective. It aims to provide a critical comparison of the definitions, translations, and interpretations of the term ‘gender’, in an attempt to overcome some of the issues involved in the harmonisation of EU documentation, which could certainly help guarantee fundamental rights and convince more states to sign/ratify the Convention, or at least, not allow them to use issues not related to women’s rights to not accept the document. The interpretation of gender-related violence is still ‘in progress’, and the lack of harmonisation could eventually hinder fundamental human rights instead of helping the Istanbul Convention save lives. (shrink)
- Institute, Unterprinzipien und Normen.Leonardo diCarlo -2020 -Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie 106 (3):427-443.This paper will develop a new reading of the institutional pattern. According to this interpretation, legal norms exist only inside of legal institutions - on the assumption that law consists of legal institutions and that legal norms should have meaning and normative force only inside of them. At this basic idea the thesis, which this paper proposes, tries to connect Robert Alexy’s concept of normative optimization of principles to the institutional theory: legal norms as optimization of principles, which shape a (...) legal institution. (shrink)
- Flexible Disambiguation and Expressive Completeness in Dependency Tree Semantics.Livio Robaldo &Jurij DiCarlo -2014 -Journal of Semantics 31 (3):fft005.Next SectionThis paper proposes an extension of Dependency Tree Semantics (DTS), an underspecified formalism originally proposed in Robaldo (2007). The crucial advantage of DTS as compared to other contemporary proposals is its ability to represent Independent Set (IS) readings (a.k.a. scopeless readings), e.g. cumulative and collective readings. DTS achieves the expressivity needed to represent IS readings because it underspecifies Skolem-like functional dependencies. This paper extends DTS by introducing additional meta-constraints in First-Order Logic dedicated to disambiguating underspecified structures. However, it is (...) worth noting that the meta-constraints are independent from DTS, and could be easily re-implemented in any underspecified theory. The meta-constraints achieve flexible disambiguation, in the sense that they allow ambiguous structures to be specified independently of the linguistic (rather than logical) knowledge used. Secondly, DTS, equipped with the meta-constraints, becomes an expressively complete formalism in the sense of Ebert (2005). Expressive completeness is a desirable property for an underspecified formalism, because it allows a representation for each possible subset of available readings. (shrink)
- Luther and Biopower: Rethinking the Reformation with Foucault.Samuel Lindholm &Andrea DiCarlo -2024 -Foucault Studies 36 (1):470-493.ABSTRACT: In this article, we propose an alternative Foucauldian reading of Martin Luther’s thought and early Lutheranism. Michel Foucault did not mention the Reformation often, although he saw it as an amplification of pastoral power and the governing of people’s everyday lives. We aim to fill the gap in his analysis by outlining the disciplinary and biopolitical aspects in Luther and early Lutheranism. Therefore, we also contribute to the ongoing debate regarding the birth of biopolitics, which, we argue, predates Foucault’s (...) periodisation. Our approach to tackling these questions is three-pronged. First, we establish the context by highlighting a few Reformation-era examples of the conceptual opposite of biopower, namely, sovereign power. Second, we scrutinise the disciplinary aspects of early Lutheranism, underscoring the fact that disciplinary institutions appear to subject people to new models of behaviour. Third, we describe the biopolitical under-currents in Luther’s thought and its early reception. We argue that the reformer’s views on issues such as marriage and poor relief appear to carry a biopolitical significance before the alleged birth of biopolitics. (shrink)
- The Language of the UN: Vagueness in Security Council Resolutions Relating to the Second Gulf War. [REVIEW]Giuseppina Scotto diCarlo -2013 -International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 26 (3):693-706.Over the last few years the diplomatic language of UN resolutions has repeatedly been questioned for the excessive presence of vagueness. The use of vague terms could be connected to the genre of diplomatic texts, as resolutions should be applicable to every international contingency and used to mitigate tensions between different legal cultures. However, excessive vagueness could also lead to biased or even strategically-motivated interpretations of resolutions, undermining their legal impact and triggering conflicts instead of diplomatic solutions. This study aims (...) at investigating intentional vagueness in Security Council resolutions, by focussing on the analysis of the resolutions relating to the second Gulf war. Using the qualitative Discourse-Historical approach (Wodak in Rhetorics of racism and antisemitism, Taylor & Francis Ltd., London [2000]) and quantitative analysis tools (Antconc and Sketch Engine), special attention is given to the historical/political consequences of the vagueness and indeterminacy used in that framework and to the study of vague ‘weasel words’ (Mellinkoff in The language of the law, Little, Brown & Company, Boston [1963]), modals, and adjectives contained in the corpus. The hypothesis of intentional vagueness is further reinforced through an analysis of the US legislation related to the outbreak of the war, to reveal how the US has legally interpreted UN legislation and to understand the purposes and consequences of vague language contained in it. The findings indicate that vagueness in resolutions has triggered the Iraqi conflict instead of diplomatic solutions with the overall legislative intent of using intentional vagueness as a political strategy. (shrink)
- Janus's Gaze: Essays on Carl Schmitt.CarloGalli -2015 - Durham: Duke University Press. Edited by Amanda Minervini & Adam Sitze.First published in Italian in 2008 and appearing here in English for the first time, Janus's Gaze is the culmination ofCarloGalli's ongoing critique of the work of Carl Schmitt.Galli argues that Schmitt's main accomplishment, as well as the thread that unifies his oeuvre, is his construction of a genealogy of the modern that explains how modernity's compulsory drive to achieve order is both necessary and impossible.Galli addresses five key problems in Schmitt's thought: (...) his relation to the state, the significance of his concept of political theology, his readings of Machiavelli and Spinoza, his relation to Leo Strauss, and his relevance for contemporary political theory.Galli emphasizes the importance of passing through Schmitt’s thought—and, more important, beyond Schmitt’s thought—if we are to achieve insight into the problems of the global age. Adam Sitze provides an illuminating introduction to Schmitt andGalli's reading of him. (shrink)
- Il diritto di guerra e di pace, written by Ugo Grozio. [REVIEW]Emanuele Salerno -2025 -Grotiana 45 (2):327-332.The review examines the bibliographical features of the first complete Italian translation of Grotius’ magnum opus, _De iure belli ac pacis_ (IBP). -/- This new Italian edition faithfully presents the entirety of Grotius’ text, based on the 1646 edition—the final version supervised by the author himself and the most comprehensive, as it includes the Annotata and all the supplementary materials from the 1642 IBP edition. Moreover, it adopts the division of paragraphs into sub-paragraphs, a structural refinement first introduced in the (...) 1667 edition edited by Grotius’ son, Pieter. The translation is presented across three volumes, each corresponding to one of the three books of the IBP. -/- In this new edition, the reader will encounter a translation that is both precise and sophisticated from a doctrinal perspective. The translators, all distinguished scholars, have meticulously avoided any anachronistic application of categories from legal-political philosophy that would be incongruous with Grotius’ theoretical and practical culture (cf. Antonio Del Vecchio andCarloGalli, vol. I, pp. CXXVII-CXXXII). Indeed, the co-authors, editors, and translators have paid scrupulous attention to conceptual discontinuities within lexical continuity, following the exemplary methodological approach of the late Merio Scattola, to whose memory this translation is dedicated. (shrink)
- Guidelines on Regulating Robotics.Erica Palmerini,Federico Azzarri,Fiorella Battaglia,Andrea Bertolini,Antonio Carnevale,Jacopo Carpaneto,Filippo Cavallo,Angela DiCarlo,Marco Cempini,Marco Controzzi,Bert-Jaap Koops,Federica Lucivero,Nikil Mukerji,Luca Nocco,Alberto Pirni &Huma Shah -2014 - Robolaw (FP7 project).
- Dones de la iglesia latinoamericana a la nueva evangelización. Novedades de Evangelii nuntiandi y Puebla hasta Aparecida y el Sínodo 2012.Carlos MaríaGalli -2012 -Gregorianum 93 (3):593-620.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Democrazia, ultimo atto?CarloGalli -2023 - Torino: Einaudi.
- Sovranità.CarloGalli -2019 - Bologna: Il mulino.
- Seguir descubriendo sinodalmente a Jesús. Un diálogo cristológico con un libro reciente.Carlos-maríaGalli -2024 -Teología y Vida 64 (4):631-671.No categories
- Genealogia della politica: Carl Schmitt e la crisi del pensiero politico moderno.CarloGalli -1996 - Bologna: Il mulino.
- Política : una hipótesis de interpretación.CarloGalli -1990 - In Giuseppe Duso & Martha Rivero,Pensar la política. México: UNAM.Export citation Bookmark
- Ideologia.CarloGalli -2022 - Bologna: Il mulino.
- Karl-Heinz Ilting e le "filosofie del diritto" di Hegel.LeonardoCarlo di -2008 -Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia Del Diritto 85 (1):121-141.Export citation Bookmark
- Contingenza e necessità nella ragione politica moderna.CarloGalli -2009 - Roma: Laterza.
- La guerra globale: continuità e discontinuità.CarloGalli -2003 -Iride: Filosofia e Discussione Pubblica 16 (3):433-444.No categories
- L'estetica di Benedetto Croce e la filosofia dell'arte di Giovanni Gentile.Carlo Mazzantini &Associazione Culturale "A. Del Noce" di Torino -1995 - Torino: Cooperativa L'Arca.No categories
- Scritti in onore diCarlo Diano.Carlo Diano (ed.) -1975 - Bologna: Pàtron.Bernardi Perini, G. Aceto italico e poesia luciliana: Hor. Sat. I 7.--Bernardinello, S. Bessarione riassume la Fisica di Aristotele.--Bottecchia, M. E. I Mechanicha di Aristotele nel Parisinus graecus 2507.--Bottin, L. La tradizione araba della Retorica di Aristotele e il problema dell'exemplar decurtatum.--Chiereghin, F. Analogie di struttura tra la metodologia della storiografia filosofica di Platone e di Kant.--Ciani, M. G. Poesia come enigma.--Degani, E. Hippon. fr. 40 Med.--Donaldi, F. Note preparatorie all'edizione dell'Encomio di Elena gorgiano nella traduzione latina inedita di Pietro (...) Bembo.--Fumarola, V. Euripide e la tetralogia della femminilità.--Gentilini, A. Una consolatoria inedita del Bessarione.--Ghinatti, F. I culti greci di Paestum.--Longo, O. Note all'Elena e alle Nuvole.--Lunelli, A. Solis rota.--Meschini, A. Su alcuni luoghi del Reso.--Mignucci, M. In margine al concetto aristotelico di esistenza.--Mioni, E. L'Antologia greca da Massimo Planude a Marco Musuro.--Pianezzola, E. Haurio=ferio, perfodio. Un calco omerico mediato dagli scolii.--Pontani, F. M. La distruzione di Melos di Ghiannis Ritsos.--Rinaldi Mioni, G. Aspetto verbale nel greco classico e strutturalismo.--Riondato, E. Problematicità semantica ed etica nell'Etica a Nicomaco.--Serra, G. Alcune osservazioni sulle traduzioni dall'arabo in ebraico e in latino del De generatione et corruptione di Aristotele e dello pseudo-aristotelico Liber de causis.--Traina, A. Convexo nutantem pondere mundum (Verg. Ecl. 4,50).--Valentini, R. La reintroduzione dell'onciale e la datazione dei manoscritti greci in minuscola. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Scritti in onore diCarlo Giacon.Carlo Giacon (ed.) -1972 - Padova,: Antenore.Export citation Bookmark
- Deus summe cognoscibilis: the current theological relevance of Saint Bonaventure: international congress, Rome, November 15-17, 2017.Amaury Begasse de Dhaem,EnzoGalli,Maurizio Malaguti,Rafael Pascual,Salto Solá &Carlos Esteban (eds.) -2018 - Bristol, CT: Peeters.The volume presents the proceedings of the international symposium, fruit of a common research project engaged in by 48 scholars, that took place in Rome to celebrate the 8th centennial of Saint Bonaventure's birth. The theme, "Deus summe cognoscibilis", could sound, in the contemporary agnostic, secular context, like a provocation. The approach, however, of the symposium was to consider "the current theological relevance of Saint Bonaventure", focusing on thinking with our author about a number of themes: theological method (philosophy, theology (...) and mysticism); revelation (in Scripture and history); creation (in Laudato si' and evolution); Christology (the triplex Verbum and logos of the Cross); ecclesiology and Trinitarian dimensions of sacramental theology; pre-phenomenological Trinitarian theology, and our own divine filiation. An appendix contains a previously unpublished text of J. Ratzinger about Bonaventure's theological method. The volume has also two indexes (authors' names and references to the works of Bonaventure). (shrink)No categories
- Stable Facts, Relative Facts.Carlo Rovelli &Andrea Di Biagio -2021 -Foundations of Physics 51 (1):1-13.Facts happen at every interaction, but they are not absolute: they are relative to the systems involved in the interaction. Stable facts are those whose relativity can effectively be ignored. In this work, we describe how stable facts emerge in a world of relative facts and discuss their respective roles in connecting quantum theory and the world. The distinction between relative and stable facts resolves the difficulties pointed out by the no-go theorem of Frauchiger and Renner, and is consistent with (...) the experimental violation of the Local Friendliness inequalities of Bong et al.. Basing the ontology of the theory on relative facts clarifies the role of decoherence in bringing about the classical world and solves the apparent incompatibility between the ‘linear evolution’ and ‘projection’ postulates. (shrink)No categories
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