(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO The seizure of Münster by a community of radical Anabaptists lasted for a little more than a year (February 1534 – June […]
EMANUELE COSTA COMMENTARY #21 • NOVEMBER 2020 The intense political news-cycle of the year 2020 has offered us virtually unlimited occasions for philosophical reflection. From a pandemic which radically challenged […]
(dot)history | A space by MANUEL D’ELIA For 28 years it divided a country, a continent, the East from the West; in few hours it became a forceful metaphore of […]
(dot)migration | A space by EMILY TASINATO On the heels of the fires that destroyed the Moira refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbo on 8 September, EU migration policy is […]
GIULIA VALERIA ANDERSON INSIGHT #7 • NOVEMBER 2020 Who are the Kurds of Iraq? This study tries to answer to this question by identifying the characteristics of the Kurdish people […]
(dot)gender | A space by LORENA STELLA MARTINI In September 2020, Afghan mothers finally obtained the right to include their own names beside the name of the father on their children’s identity […]
(dot)AI | A space by MATTIA FALDUTI Humans evolve through generations. Today also virtual agents do it. One year ago, OpenAI described how the use of standard reinforcement algorithms permits […]
CHIARA LUTTERI COMMENTARY #20 • OCTOBER 2020 February 7th, 2020. Patrick Zaky, 27-year-old Egyptian student is arrested at the Cairo airport, upon arrival from Bologna, where he is pursuing a […]
(dot)security | A space by JACOPO FRANCESCHINI Where is coming from the conflict escalating now between Armenia and Azerbaijan? Which are the security concerns for both the countries related to […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO On September 30, the philosopher Vittorio Mathieu, one of Italy’s greatest contemporary thinkers – who alongside his historical interests, has combined original […]
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Spinoza: the Enemy or the Rebel?
EMANUELE COSTA COMMENTARY #21 • NOVEMBER 2020 The intense political news-cycle of the year 2020 has offered us virtually unlimited occasions for philosophical reflection. From a pandemic which radically challenged […]