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    Principio speranza e principio disperazione.Arno Münster - 2007 - Roma: Aracne. Edited by Elisabetta Barone & Angelo Maria Vitale.
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    Speranza e disperazione.Eugenio Borgna - 2020 - Torino: Giulio Einaudi editore s.p.a..
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  3. Dio, legge e potere nel pensiero politico di Spinoza.Cristiano Maria Bellei - 2000 - Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia Del Diritto 77 (3):275-291.
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  4. Desiderio, legge naturale e potere in Spinoza.Vittorio Dini - 1980 - In Ida Cappiello (ed.), Privato, società civile e potere: momenti della costituzione critica della ragione borghese: [scritti. Napoli: Liguori.
  5. Legge della pluralità o armonia del potere? Annotazioni su una possibilità di pensare Arendt contro Arendt.Ferdinando Menga - 2008 - Etica E Politica 10 (1):116-139.
    In this article I intend to trace and discuss a contradiction, which – I believe – lies in Arendt’s thought: the one between her concept of plurality and her concept of power. In a more specific way, I will argue that Arendt, by admitting only an intransitive understanding of power, betrays her vision of plurality, as this one cannot exclude a transitive conception of power. Furthermore, I will try to detect how this same contradiction reflects itself in another topical place (...)
     
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    Legittimazione del potere, autorità della legge: un dibattito antico.Fulvia De Luise & Alberto Maffi (eds.) - 2016 - Trento: Università degli studi di Trento, Dipartimento di lettere e filosofia.
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    Metamorfosi del potere: percorsi e incroci tra Arendt e Kafka.Laura Sanò - 2017 - Roma: Inschibboleth.
  8. Stato, giustizia, legge -La posizione di Trasimaco nel pensiero di Carl Schmitt.Massimo Mancini - 2015 - In Platone nel pensiero moderno e contemporaneo. Villasanta, Italy: limina mentis. pp. 123-160.
    Si esaminano gli argomenti di Trasimaco (anche alla luce della posizione di Callicle) e, segnatamente, il rapporto tra la legge e il potere costituito: il raffronto con il pensiero di Carl Schmitt prende avvio dal nodo centrale del significato attribuito al νόμος. Si analizzano le argomentazione nei dialoghi platonici per ricostruire la concezione del νόμος e gli elementi che possono fornire risposte indirette alla questione posta da Trasimaco, al di là della ricerca della definizione del concetto di giustizia, con particolare (...)
     
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    Ideologi prima dell'ideologia. Linguet e i paradossi sociali della politica.Maurizio Ricciardi - 2012 - Scienza and Politica. Per Una Storia Delle Dottrine 24 (47).
    Questo saggio affronta la dottrina politica di S.N.H. Linguet, analizzando l’uso sistematico dei paradossi al suo interno. La critica dell’ideologia fisiocratica consente a Linguet di individuare il nesso tra scienza e politica quale fondamento dell’ideologia della società e della sua critica. La costellazione concettuale formata da proprietà, appropriazione, patrimonialismo e patriarcato stabilisce le coordinate della sua teoria politica dei concetti sociali. La categoria di rapporto sociale non esprime la coordinazione tra soggetti indifferenti, ma la subordinazione di alcuni individui al potere (...)
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    Il volere umano nel pensiero di Vladimir Jankélévitch.Franco Pittau - 1972 - Roma: Libreria editrice dell'Università gregoriana.
    Vladimir Jankelevitch nato nel 1903 da genitori russi nel 1933 consegue il dottorato con due tesi, un a fondamentale e L'odissee de la con science dans la derniere philosophie de Schelling, l'altra complementare s'intitola Valeur et signification de la mauvaise con science. Queste opere contengono gia molti spunti e dimostrano una certa sensibilita di moralista. Intanto dopo aver insegnato in vari licei arrivo la seconda guerra mondiale e nonostante faccia parte della Resistenza contro i tedeschi, continua a scrivere: a Lione (...)
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    Toward a Pragmatist Account of Human Practices.Vincent Colapietro - 2022 - Nóema 13:1-24.
    Questo articolo si sofferma su una curiosa lacuna nella tradizione pragmatista. Negli scritti dei pragmatisti americani classici (Peirce, James, Dewey, Mead e Lewis) pochissima attenzione è dedicata all'articolazione di una concezione delle pratiche e, più in generale, dei _pragmata_. L'autore offre uno schizzo di quella che egli ritiene essere una descrizione pragmatista delle pratiche umane. Sottolinea come per i pragmatisti stessi la teoria sia una pratica o, più precisamente, una famiglia allargata di pratiche in evoluzione, che intrattengono relazioni complesse con (...)
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    Femdom, the Libidinal Edge of Interfacial Heaven.Seung-Hoon Jeong - 2016 - Rivista di Estetica 63:68-86.
    La subcultura sadomasochistica della “dominazione femminile” (femdom) ha dato vita a una modalità rilevante di carnalità digitale, prevalente nelle interfacce dei nuovi media e capace al contempo di radicalizzarne l’interattività. La relazione dell’uomo sottomesso con la donna dominante non è mai semplice in questo caso: non meramente pornografica, bensì sintomatica di fenomeni complessi. Essi riguardano il potere e la società, i media e la vita che danno forma alla nostra epoca tecno-libidinale. L’articolo getta luce sulle implicazioni sessuali, psicologiche, psicoanalitiche e (...)
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    Il tempo è un fanciullo che gioca: figure del tempo in Eraclito e nei miti greci.Storoni Piazza & Anna Marina - 2008 - Roma: Viella.
    Come pensavano il tempo i Greci di eta arcaica, prima che Platone ed Aristotele ne formulassero una definizione? Nei miti, il tempo della natura, ciclico e rassicurante, non era messo a confronto con quello umano, imprevedibile anche se inesorabilmente determinato. Il ritmo scandito dal sole non era sovrapponibile a quelle della vita umana, l'avvicendarsi delle stagioni non misurava la durata della stirpe. Solo in eta sapienziale (VII-V secolo a.C.) si comincio a pensare il tempo in modo onnicomprensivo e si avverti (...)
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  14. Individualmente insieme.Zygmunt Bauman - 2000 - la Società Degli Individui 9.
    L’individualizzazione è il contrassegno distintivo dell’età moderna e comporta la trasformazione dell’identità umana da qualcosa di "dato" in un "compito". Con la modernità gli esseri umani non vengono più al mondo con delle identità definite, ma devono diventare ciò che sono. In effetti va distinta una "prima modernità" o "modernità classica" da una "seconda modernità" in cui gli individui hanno perso ogni speranza di poter risolvere collettivamente i problemi individuali. Ciò significa corrosione e progressiva disintegrazione delle cittadinanza e fa (...)
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  15. Interpretazioni novecentesche di Thomas Hobbes.Massimo Mancini (ed.) - 1999 - Turin, Italy: Giappichelli.
    Lettura prospettica di un caposaldo del pensiero hobbesiano: il sorgere del rapporto tra l'uomo ed il potere, tra la naturale condizione umana e la nozione di civiltà, attraverso due frammenti particolarmente rappresentativi della concezione hobbesiana del passaggio dallo stato di natura alla civiltà: il tredicesimo capitolo del Leviathan, sulla condizione naturale dell'uomo, ed il quinto capitolo, sulle cause ed origini della civitas, del De cive, giacché la mera esistenza dell'uomo ed il suo riconoscimento di una legge naturale, a giudizio di (...)
     
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    Il pensiero post-nichilista.Giuliano Minichiello - 2015 - Roma: Edizioni Nuova cultura.
    Se accettiamo l’ipotesi di Nietzsche, ampiamente sviluppata da Heidegger, che prevede l’affermarsi planetario di un’epoca in cui il senso della vita sarà completamente assente, un solo compito si offre alla filosofia e, nella sua accezione più larga, alla cultura: “DARE UN SENSO – questo il compito che resta assolutamente da assolvere”. Di là dal nichilismo, scrisse Nietzsche, la creazione di un senso permette al caos, nascosto in fondo all’uomo così come ai confini dell’universo, di trasformarsi in stella. In un testo (...)
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  17. What is Intelligence For? A Peircean Pragmatist Response to the Knowing-How, Knowing-That Debate.Catherine Legg & Joshua Black - 2020 - Erkenntnis (5):1-20.
    Mainstream philosophy has seen a recent flowering in discussions of intellectualism which revisits Gilbert Ryle’s famous distinction between ‘knowing how’ and ‘knowing that’, and challenges his argument that the former cannot be reduced to the latter. These debates so far appear not to have engaged with pragmatist philosophy in any substantial way, which is curious as the relation between theory and practice is one of pragmatism’s main themes. Accordingly, this paper examines the contemporary debate in the light of Charles Peirce’s (...)
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    Habits of Mind: New Insights for Embodied Cognition from Classical Pragmatism and Phenomenology.Catherine Legg & Jack Reynolds - 2022 - European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy (2).
    Although pragmatism and phenomenology have both contributed significantly to the genealogy of so-called “4E” – embodied, embedded, enactive and extended – cognition, there is benefit to be had from a systematic comparative study of these roots. As existing 4E cognition literature has tended to emphasise one or the other tradition, issues remain to be addressed concerning their commonalities – and possible incompatibilities. We begin by exploring pragmatism and phenomenology’s shared focus on contesting intellectualism, and its key assumption of mindedness as (...)
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    Sensory analysis in vision and audition.Gordon E. Legge & Neal F. Viemeister - 1988 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 11 (2):301-302.
  20. A Collection of Definitions of Intelligence.Shane Legg & Marcus Hutter - 2007 - :1–12.
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    Mr. Chips: An ideal-observer model of reading.Gordon E. Legge, Timothy S. Klitz & Bosco S. Tjan - 1997 - Psychological Review 104 (3):524-553.
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  22. The Meaning of Meaning-Fallibilism.Catherine Legg - 2005 - Axiomathes 15 (2):293-318.
    Much discussion of meaning by philosophers over the last 300 years has been predicated on a Cartesian first-person authority (i.e. “infallibilism”) with respect to what one’s terms mean. However this has problems making sense of the way the meanings of scientific terms develop, an increase in scientific knowledge over and above scientists’ ability to quantify over new entities. Although a recent conspicuous embrace of rigid designation has broken up traditional meaning-infallibilism to some extent, this new dimension to the meaning of (...)
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    A brief history of negation.J. L. Speranza & Laurence R. Horn - 2010 - Journal of Applied Logic 8 (3):277-301.
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    Chuang Tzu and the free man.Russel D. Legge - 1979 - Philosophy East and West 29 (1):11-20.
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    Getting to Post-Post-Truth.Catherine Legg - 2024 - Journal of Philosophy in Schools 11 (1):137.
    This piece ponders how teachers might best approach the issue of truth in the classroom, now that traditional models of truth-transmission have been problematised by what social epistemologist Steven Fuller calls ‘second-order awareness’—the apparent social construction of any given ‘truth-game’. Drawing on Charles Peirce’s original theorisation of the ‘community of inquiry’ at the birth of pragmatist philosophy, I argue that, as educators our best response to the recent ‘post-truth’ phenomenon is to pay less attention to our theories, in which we (...)
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  26. Extension, Intension and Dormitive Virtue.Catherine Legg - 1999 - Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 35 (4):654 - 677.
    Would be fairer to call Peirce’s philosophy of language “extensionalist” or “intensionalist”? The extensionalisms of Carnap and Quine are examined, and Peirce’s view is found to be prima facie similar, except for his commitment to the importance of “hypostatic abstraction”. Rather than dismissing this form of abstraction (famously derided by Molière) as useless scholasticism, Peirce argues that it represents a crucial (though largely unnoticed) step in much working inference. This, it is argued, allows Peirce to transcend the extensionalist-intensionalist dichotomy itself, (...)
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    Introduction.Russel D. Legge & Stephen A. Jones - 1989 - Journal of Business Ethics 8 (2-3):91 - 93.
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    The Purpose of the Essential Indexical.Catherine Legg - 2015 - The Commens Working Papers: Preprints, Research Reports and Scientific Communications.
    This paper takes indexicality as a case-study for critical examination of the distinction between semantics and pragmatics as currently conceived in mainstream philosophy of language. Both a ‘pre-indexical’ and ‘post-indexical’ analytic formal semantics are examined and found wanting, and instead an argument is mounted for a ‘properly pragmatist pragmatics’, according to which we do not work out what signs mean in some abstract overall sense and then work out to what use they are being put; rather, we must understand to (...)
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    Letting reality bite.Catherine Legg - 2008 - Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 44 (2):208-212.
    Describes an experiment in teaching undergraduate epistemology, guided by Peirce’s pragmatic maxim.
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  30. Real Law in Charles Peirce's Pragmaticism.Catherine Legg - 1999 - In Howard Sankey (ed.), Causation and Laws of Nature. Kluwer Academic Publishers. pp. 125--142.
    How scholastic realism met the scientific method.
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  31. Life and works. Thomas Aquinas: a life pursuing wisdom.O. P. Dominic Legge - 2022 - In Eleonore Stump & Thomas Joseph White (eds.), The New Cambridge Companion to Aquinas. [New York]: Cambridge University Press.
     
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    Expectation affects learning and modulates memory experience at retrieval.Alex Kafkas & Daniela Montaldi - 2018 - Cognition 180:123-134.
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    IV. Zu J. Adams Erklärung der Platonischen Zahl.Gustav Kafka - 1916 - Philologus: Zeitschrift für Antike Literatur Und Ihre Rezeption 73 (1-4):109-121.
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    Kultura rozumu a vůle: člověk zítřka.Břetislav Kafka - 1999 - Olomouc: Poznání. Edited by Jaroslav Hofman.
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    Abortion Policy: An Evaluation of the Consequences for Maternal and Infant Health.Jerome S. Legge - 1985 - State University of New York Press.
    Until now, however, little has been devoted to the results of various abortion policy changes. Legge examines the effects of abortion policy changes on maternal and infant health in the United States, Great Britain, and Eastern Europe.
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    Connectionism and physiological psychology: A marriage made in heaven?C. R. Legg - 1988 - Philosophical Psychology 1 (3):263-78.
    Abstract Physiological psychology has its conceptual roots in stimulus?response behaviourism. The resurgence of cognitive concepts in mainstream psychology has led to a separation between the two, largely due to the failure of most cognitive theories to specify how their explanatory processes could be realised in the nervous system. Connectionism looks as if it may be able to bridge this gap. The problem is that connectionism takes a radically different view of the brain from that adopted in traditional physiological psychology. This (...)
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    Is subcortical vision necessarily mediated by the superior colliculus?C. R. Legg - 1983 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6 (3):455.
  38. L'Expression du pouvoir, du rang social, d'options philosophiques. Une nouvelle lecture du cimetière du Nord à Tournai.Jacky Legge - 2012 - Cahiers Internationaux de Symbolisme 131:135-170.
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    Old Critics of the Teaching of the Classics.J. G. Legge - 1921 - The Classical Review 35 (1-2):7-12.
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    Seeking "Right Relations".Marilyn J. Legge - 2002 - Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics 22:27-47.
    What moral and spiritual resources do churches have to open space for transforming and making new relations with and among Aboriginal communities? What values best express justice and are cross-culturally appropriate? Who decides on the terms and how? When are moral agency and responsibility aptly configured within unevenly structured relations of power? With special attention to the United Church of Canada and to voices of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women, I explore elements of an ethical framework in dialogue with the Royal (...)
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    The Grace of Difference: A Canadian Feminist Theological Ethic.Marilyn J. Legge - 1992 - Oup Usa.
    Marion J. Legge addresses theological ethics from the context of Canadian women -- especially the experience of marginalized women in Canada. Beginning with a critical reassessment of Canadian Radical Christianity, she argues that approches that center on question of economic justice have nevertheless overlooked the day-to-day economic realities of Canadian women. Legge develops a reformulated critical theory of culture that, though it emphasizes difference, avoids premature abstraction and misplaced generalizations. She seeks a voice to articulate the theological and ethical dimensions (...)
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    The Mirror and Manners: Watching, Being Watched, and Watching Oneself in Rococo Spaces.Rosemary Legge - 2018 - Lumen: Selected Proceedings From the Canadian Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies 37:91.
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    The Settler Colonial Ideal in Nineteenth-Century France: From Revolutionary Shipwreck to Settler Colonial Shores.Charlotte Ann Legg - 2025 - Journal of the History of Ideas 86 (1):109-139.
    This article analyzes the published testimonies of French shipwreck survivors to trace the emergence of a settler colonial ideal in nineteenth-century France. Emerging from the encounters of French survivors with the men of the Anglo-World, this ideal encouraged compassionate, paternalist authority as a solution to the ongoing conflict of paternal despotism and disorderly fraternal freedom in France. The community of sentiment imagined in shipwreck testimonies was gendered and racialized, cultivating white compassion across colonial empires. These transimperial affective ties allowed the (...)
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    L'enseignement de l'histoire en Roumanie.Speranza Dumitru Nalin - 2001 - Diogène 194 (2):50-58.
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  45. Contributi Alla costruzione d'una filosofia non assolutista Della matematica.Francesco Speranza - 1993 - Epistemologia 16 (2):255-280.
     
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    Fear, Conflict and Identity in International politic affairs.Gian Filippo Speranza - 2015 - Governare la Paura. Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies 8 (1).
    This paper considers the issue of fear in the field of international relations studies. Fear is a typical condition of international relations because of the anarchical nature of the international political system characterized by a common threat perception among states. Since the very beginning of international political thought the notion of fear has been given great consideration due to its correlation with conflict which is the main object of international relations. The paper argues that in order to better understand what (...)
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    The Role of Complex Trauma and Attachment Patterns in Intimate Partner Violence.Anna Maria Speranza, Benedetto Farina, Caterina Bossa, Alexandro Fortunato, Carola Maggiora Vergano, Luigia Palmiero, Maria Quintigliano & Marianna Liotti - 2022 - Frontiers in Psychology 12.
    ObjectiveEven if the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and intimate partner violence has already been established, there are no sufficient studies examining the relationships between these factors and attachment representations, specifically attachment disorganization. Thus, this study aimed to explore, in a sample of women who experienced IPV the presence of interpersonal adversities during childhood, and attachment representations, with a particular focus on disorganization.MethodsWomen’s representations of attachment experiences were investigated through the Adult Attachment Interview, while the presence of various forms of (...)
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  48. Un Grice aleman? En torno de las estrategias conversacionales: acercade Habermas acerca de Grice.J. L. Speranza - 1991 - Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofia 17 (1):133.
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  49. (1 other version)Pragmatic Realism: Towards a Reconciliation of Enactivism and Realism.Catherine Legg & André Sant’Anna - 2025 - Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 24 (1).
    This paper addresses some apparent philosophical tensions between realism and enactivism by means of Charles Peirce’s pragmatism. Enactivism’s Mind-Life Continuity thesis has been taken to commit it to some form of anti-realist ‘world-construction’ which has been considered controversial. Accordingly, a new realist enactivism is proposed by Zahidi (Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 13(3), 2014), drawing on Ian Hacking’s ‘entity realism’, which places subjects in worlds comprised of the things that they can successfully manipulate. We review this attempt, and argue that (...)
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  50. Universal intelligence: A definition of machine intelligence.Shane Legg & Marcus Hutter - 2007 - Minds and Machines 17 (4):391-444.
    A fundamental problem in artificial intelligence is that nobody really knows what intelligence is. The problem is especially acute when we need to consider artificial systems which are significantly different to humans. In this paper we approach this problem in the following way: we take a number of well known informal definitions of human intelligence that have been given by experts, and extract their essential features. These are then mathematically formalised to produce a general measure of intelligence for arbitrary machines. (...)
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