ARTICOLI / 1 / Andrea Tagliapietra / Following its modern meaning, “catastrophe” indicates the turning point of a narrative, that leads to an epilogue or that suddenly decides the outcome. Thus “catastrophe”, does not...
CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Matteo Marcheschi / The aim of this essay is to show how the narrative philosophy of Diderot’s Jacques le fataliste et son maître is grounded in the conception of temporality as linear and...
CONTRIBUTI / 2 / François-Xavier de Peretti / Painful and destructive, the “death of God” takes, for Nietzsche, the function of a catastrophe in the very sense recognized by Aristotle: the pathetic event from...
ARTICOLI / 3 / Gregers Andersen / We are on the brink of entering a new age in Earth’s history that calls for a radical rethinking of what Heidegger conceptualizes as dwelling. As the...
CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Donatella Nigro / In this essay, the author examines the last, unfinished book by Ernesto De Martino, published in 1977 by Clara Gallini: The end of the world. Contribution to...
