Presentazione
La “Rivista di estetica” intende costruire un ponte tra l’estetica e l’ontologia, ridiscutendo temi fondamentali dell'estetica della ontologia e della filosofia dell'arte contemporanea. È rivolta ad intellettuali di formazione e culture diverse e i temi di cui si occupa sono l’estetica, l’ontologia e la filosofia analitica.
Una delle più antiche riviste filosofiche in Italia, fondata da Luigi Pareyson nel 1960 come rivista trimestrale rivolta sia a temi di estetica sia a temi filosofici più generali, è oggi diretta da Tiziana Andina, docente di Filosofia Teoretica all'Università di Torino.
Ogni numero è composto da tre sezioni: una parte monografica incentrata su un tema particolare; una seconda parte, “Varia”, che ospita saggi che trattano una varietà di argomenti; e una parte finale riservata alle recensioni.
Ultimo numero aperto
86 | 2024 (Numero aperto)
Speculative Thinking
Note della redazione
The concept of speculative thinking is in many ways ambiguous. First, the concept of ‘speculation’ refers, on the one hand, to philosophical research, i.e., to the need for philosophy to remain committed to ‘pure’ thought and not to bend to instances allogenous to conceptual ones, while, on the other hand, it refers to financial transactions, aimed at profiting from fluctuations in market prices.
Second, even within philosophical discourse, the term remains equivocal. At times, ‘speculation’ refers to an inquiry that - precisely by being merely speculative - seems detached from the practical concerns of the world, thereby indicating the essential theoretical element of philosophical inquiry; at others, the term marks the extreme experience of thinking in which ordinary discursiveness touches its limits. After a period of relative oblivion, the notion of the ‘speculative’ has returned today within contemporary philosophical debate.
This special issue focuses on the notion of ‘speculative thinking’, both in its Hegelian and neo-Hegelian interpretations and in contexts that partially diverge from that tradition, aiming to philosophically explore the term’s rich and varied meanings.
3 ultimi testi
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Speculative Thinking: An Introduction [Testo integrale]01 décembre 2024
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Il programma speculativo [Testo integrale]01 décembre 2024
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01 décembre 2024
Ultimo numero online
85 | 2024
The Philosophy of the City
Note della redazione
This issue of the 'philosophy of the city' includes articles by scholars on a range of human sciences, from media theory to aesthetics and architectural theory. Philosophy, social ontology, cultural anthropology, aesthetics, digital hermeneutics, media theory, cognitive science: these are just some of the disciplines that contribute to the philosophy of the city. This variety of approaches doesn't necessarily result in a chaotic mix. Many of the included forms of discourse belong to the same episteme, which means there are many connections and overlaps. This is true both in the literatures of reference and in the ways of answering the question of what 'the city' is. Secondly, the texts don't focus on the city itself, but on those who live in, design, imagine and think about it. Thirdly, because these texts create a place where different ideas can live together. This is like a city, where ideas change, are built on and then rebuilt. This is what Wittgenstein wrote about in his Philosophical Investigations.
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The Philosophy of the City
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Filosofia della città, ovvero la città delle scienze umane [Testo integrale]
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Segni e sintomi. Immagini di città tra movimento e permanenza [Testo integrale]
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Aesthetics, Authenticity & City Place-Making [Testo integrale]
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Architectural Concept: (Op)Positional Infinity of the City [Testo integrale]
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Varia
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Doppio senso: natura e seconda natura [Testo integrale]
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Ficta and Virtuality: An Ingardenian Ontology of Virtualized Ficta [Testo integrale]
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Recensioni
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Petar Bojanić, In-Statuere: Figures of Institutional Building [Testo integrale]
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