One of the fundamental aspects of the cultural landscape of the last century has been the revival of philosophical anthropology, often in the form of […]
On the Edge of the Abyss. The Origins of the Shoah in the Debate Between Intentionalist and Functionalist Historians
At the heart of the present work is the matter of the date and path which lead to the ultimate decision to destroy European Jews […]
Essays on Ethics
Nine essays on ethics, metaethics and normative ethics from John Rawls to David Gauthier, from Richard Rorty to Jonathan Dancy, from auomatic concepts to Leibnizian […]
Tuning Architecture with Humans. Neuroscience Applied to Architectural Design
Through thousands of years of evolution, features of the natural environment helped to mold human behavior. As social beings, early humans also found resonance with […]
How to Explain Radicalization? A Comparison on the Driving Factors of the Far-Right, the Far-Left, Separatist and Religious Extremism
This book is based on findings from the Horizon2020 Project “Participation. Analysing and Preventing Extremism via Participation” (Grant Agreement 962547) funded by the European Commission. […]
Masochism. A Challenge for Ethics
The enigma of masochism which renders impossible a limit between good and evil, pain and pleasure, or even life and death pushes philosophical thinking towards […]
Peter Churchill. The Forgotten Novels of a British Secret Agent
After researching the life of a British Special Operation Executive agent, Oliver Churchill, who operated in German occupied Northern Italy in the autumn/ winter of […]
In Reality. Bergson Beyond Duration
Bergson is rightly considered the philosopher of duration. Has this theory, however, been sufficiently elucidated? Is there not a domain, aside from life itself, to […]
Disruption of Habits During the Pandemic
In the year 2020, what we used to think that our habits have been profoundly disrupted. Lockdown still represents an unprecedented experience for all of […]