Abstract

The search for collective paths for philosophy and culture has been a constant in Mario Perniola’s reflection. Over the course of more than fifty years in which he has founded and directed many cultural and philosophical-political magazines, while he has collaborated intensely with others. The aim of this paper is to deepen his connection with magazines of his youth period, from 1961 to 1972, from Tempo Presente to Agaragar, passing through the experience of Situationist International and Ludd. These journals will be the breeding ground of Perniola’s entire philosophical, political and aesthetic reflection.