Pensare per casi. Riflessioni storico-metodologiche sul metodo casuistico
EDITORIALE / Xenia Chiaramonte, Antonio Lucci Thinking by cases: Historical and methodological reflections on the casuistic method This editorial article...
EDITORIALE / Xenia Chiaramonte, Antonio Lucci Thinking by cases: Historical and methodological reflections on the casuistic method This editorial article...
SECTION I: Starting from the singular: casuistry as a method
INTERVISTE / 1 / a cura di Cora Presezzi Case and Method: Interview with Carlo Ginzburg The interview retraces the...
ARTICOLI / 1 / Thomas Macho Everything, which is the case. On Johan Huizinga’s methodology This paper revisits Johan Huizinga’s...
ARTICOLI / 2 / Mirko Alagna Up and Down: General and Particular in Max Weber This paper situates Max Weber’s...
CONTRIBUTI / 1 / Francesca Ferrara The irreducibility of the individual and methodological pluralism. Case and method in Karl Jaspers...
ARTICOLI / 3 / Antonio Lucci Telescope, microscope, magnifying glass, and pencil: Sketching a Methodology for Casuistry This paper outlines...
SECTION II: The case, the cases: the relationship between individuals and groups as a matter of casuistry
ARTICOLI / 4 / Xenia Chiaramonte The case, or collectives close to appearing: Starting with Yan Thomas This contribution addresses the theme of the ‘case’ in law, understanding ‘case’ as an occurrence that ‘poses a problem’ for the legal system....
CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Cecilia Castaldo The matrix of singularity in Gabriel Tarde: Difference Expansion and legal precedent The purpose of the present article is to analyze the relationship between the whole and its parts in Gabriel Tarde’s thought, starting...
CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Giulia Gandolfi With the advent of artificial intelligence and its extensive use of statistics in clinical practice, ethical and epistemic challenges in applying statistical methods have become increasingly significant. Issues include preventing statistics from producing merely...
CONTRIBUTI / 4 / Jason Morgan The 1948 Eugenic Protection Law (Yūsei hogo hō) in Japan ushered in a collectivist, utilitarian, generalized paradigm in Japanese social life and jurisprudence. The individual, whether as unwanted child, diseased adult, or social inferior,...
SECTION III: Paradigms, examples, and rules of thought: casuistry between a priori and a posteriori
CONTRIBUTI / 5 / Andrea Osti This essay explores the multifaceted concept of paradeigma (παράδειγμα) in ancient thought, tracing its semantic, pragmatic, and philosophical dimensions across a range of contexts – from artisanal and architectural practices to Platonic metaphysics, rhetorical...
ARTICOLI / 5 / Amos Corbini Careless hunters and drunken confessors. The use of examples, will, and moral value of external acts in Ugolino di Orvieto (†1373) When Hugolinus de Urbe Veteri asks in his commentary on the Sentences (1348-1349)...
CONTRIBUTI / 6 / Michele Lo Piccolo Kantian casuistry. The function of judgment in the synthetic unity of nature With this article we aim to analyze casuistics (understood as the function of judgment) in Kantian critical philosophy, in order to...
CONTRIBUTI / 7 / Michele Ricciotti The Problem of Paradigm from Melandri to Agamben This article examines Enzo Melandri’s and Giorgio Agamben’s views on the concept of the paradigm, beginning with Melandri’s contrast between analogy and anomaly. While the latter...
