Memory and Philosophy • vol. 1

EDITORIALE / di Simone Guidi, Steven James Why do we remember? And, for that matter, what is remembering? Placed between...

CONTRIBUTI / 1 / Andrea Osti Mnemosyne, the Mother of the Muses. Temporality, Memory and Perception in the Theaetetus This...

CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Maria Vittoria Comacchi The Function of Memory in the Loving Ecstasy of the Dialoghi d’amore. A...

CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Laura Follesa This article examines J. G. Herder’s original doctrine of memory, as expressed in Über...

CONTRIBUTI / 4 / Fiorenza Manzo Memory and Substantiality in Leibniz’s Philosophy The paper aims to show that it is...

CONTRIBUTI / 5 / Ilaria Ferrara Memory, in New Elucidation, is criticized as a method of the ars combinatoria; in...

CONTRIBUTI / 6 / Fabio Molinari Memory, Individual, and World. Itineraries Between Leibniz and Hegel This paper analyses the role...

CONTRIBUTI / 7 / Alessandro Carrieri A Facing Backwards Present. Technics of Memory in Bruno and Benjamin Starting from the...

CONTRIBUTI / 8 / Alessandra Campo Memory, Time, and Cause. On Freud’s Nachträglichkeit The empirical evidence of the Freudian Nachträglichkeit...

CONTRIBUTI / 9 / Rocco Riccio The Role of Memory in Carnap’s Logical Structure of the World (1928) In his...

CONTRIBUTI / 10 / Paolo Missiroli Remembering a Nothing. Gunther Anders and Jean Paul Sartre Between Negative Anthropology, Memory, and...

CONTRIBUTI / 11 / Daniele Poccia The Logic of the Embryo. Memory and Rhythm Between the ‘Death of Man’ and the Historicity of Nature The article aims to develop a specific view of biological memory as an essential rhythmic phenomenon...

CONTRIBUTI / 12 / Luigi Laino Memory and Operative Chains. Contributions to the Metrics of Natural Experience My paper aims to show that “memory” is the basic form of “natural experience”. It surveys two levels of the definition of memory:...

CONTRIBUTI / 13 / Lucrezia Compiani Subject and Memory. A Neo Naturalist Approach In this paper I will introduce the Neo Naturalist account of Personal Identity. To defend this account, I will reconsider two key notions for psychological continuity theories,...

CONTRIBUTI / 14 / Shin Sakuragi “Remember” is one of the most frequently used English verbs to express our mnemonic phenomena. In the traditional taxonomy of memory in philosophy, called the tripartite concepts, two concepts of declarative memory – propositional...