Memoria e filosofia • vol. 2 

EDITORIALE / Cristina Basili, Roberto Navarrete, Libera Pisano Nella sua ermeneutica della filosofia della storia moderna come risultato di una secolarizzazione...

CONTRIBUTI / 1 / Elena Nájera The philosophical canon and the rewriting of feminine exclusion This paper explores the leeway...

ARTICOLI / 1 / Alejandro del Río Herrmann Roots, decreation and incarnation in Simone Weil The last Simone Weil (1909-1943)...

CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Daniel Martínez Lamas Remembrance of the politics and politics of remembrance. On the concept of memory...

CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Massimo Villani The Chain of the Present. Populism and the Challenge of History Ernesto Laclau and...

CONTRIBUTI / 4 / Francesco Leone Collective Memory in Europe as Promise of Freedom: Axel Honneth’s lesson The aim of...

CONTRIBUTI / 5 / Giorgio Astone On the Social Acceleration of Oblivion. Timeless Experiences for an Ethics of Immanence In...

CONTRIBUTI / 6 / Ricardo Gutiérrez Aguilar Biopolitics of Identity. Individual, Memory, Culture During XX century three different metaphors on...

CONTRIBUTI / 7 / Josep Maria Bech In the last third of the 20th century, the Bielefeld School of social history,...

CONTRIBUTI / 8 / Edgar Straehle Russian Revolution and Paris Commune: The Ambivalent Presence of the Revolutionary Memory This text...

CONTRIBUTI / 9 / Felix Denschlag und Jan Ferdinand Sacralization as politics. On the dimension of the “sacred” in the memorial-cultural conception by Aleida and Jan Assmann According to Jan Assmann, cultural memory is characterised by a specific ‚sacredness‘. The article...

CONTRIBUTI / 10 / Paolo Beretta Katabasis. Memory of the Origin and the Istitution of Identity The first two sections of this essay are devoted to the activity of memory in the foundation of political community through the examples of...

CONTRIBUTI / 11 / Valeria Biondi The Sacred according to Georges Bataille. The Search for a Lost Intimity This article wants to show how the sacred goes through the author’s philosophy, how the sacred is a kind of instrument that...

CONTRIBUTI / 12 / Alberto Francescato Amor Mortis in the Rituals to Commemorate the Universal Flood for a Critique of the Idea of ‘Sacred Time’ in Mircea Eliade The aim of this article is to demonstrate how the Athenian rituality,...

CONTRIBUTI / 12 / Orietta Ombrosi “Crying, like writing…” Blanchot, Adorno and a Memory of Writing The aim of this article is to develop a critical and theoretical enquiry into the possibility of philosophy after Auschwitz. Starting from the relationship...

CONTRIBUTI / 13 / Matteo Angelo Mollisi Memory, Alphabet, the Western. Ethics and Genealogical Policies from Eric Havelock The aim of this paper is to provide a contribution to a philosophical genealogy of the Western ‘consciousness’ starting out from E....

CONTRIBUTI / 14 / Miguel Alirangues López On negative memory. A reading of The Aesthetics of Resistance by P. Weiss and Austerlitz by W. G. Sebald This paper aims to characterize the process of remembering particular experiences of harm produced in...

CONTRIBUTI / 15 / Maria Teresa Pacilè The Eschatology of a Reconciled Memory. Paul Ricoeur between memory, history and oblivion The current memory enables to understand its past e to plan its future, require a philosophical reflection on the original...

CONTRIBUTI / 16 / Francesca De Simone Memory, Narration, and History in Günther Anders This article suggests that in Anders’ philosophy there is an underlying ambiguity between two senses of history: in some occasions the author refers to history as chronological...

CONTRIBUTI / 17 / Monica Gorza Oblivion/memory/becoming of the name. A reflection on autobiography in Jacques Derrida This article attempts to interpret the concept of memory in the philosophical movement of deconstruction. Specifically, my aim is to analyze Jacques Derrida’s...

CONTRIBUTI / 18 / Angy Cohen and Rotem Leshem Mois Benarroch is a Moroccan-Israeli poet who has been very influential on Mizrahi (Eastern/Oriental) poetry in Israel. This article analyzes The Immigrant’s Lament, Benarroch’s first book of poems in Hebrew. It...

CONTRIBUTI / 20 / Beatrice Atzori Monument, memory, counter-monument: a genealogy The purpose of this essay is to trace a genealogy of the concept of monument. The path that I have taken attempts to show how Paul Ricoeur’s reflections on...

CONTRIBUTI / 19 / Francesco Lesce The Museum of Ethics. Collective Memory and the End of Art The essay aims to investigate in an ethical-aesthetic perspective the link between collective memory and the historicity of experience. The hypothesis is that...

TESTI / 1 / Vivian Liska “The Places that we Saw now Look at Us”. Vienna in contemporary Austro-Jewish literature Contemporary Austrian-Jewish literature is characterized by an emphasis on the destruction of the Jewish population of Vienna in the period...

TESTI / 2 / Liliana Ruth Feierstein Meanwhile, the concept of diaspora – the Greek term applied in the Septuaginta to the Jewish experience – has been losing its textual meaning in recent decades, metamorphosing into its opposite: the idea of a geographical centre...

TESTI / 3 / Simon Critchley Athens in Pieces: the art of memory Italian translation by Cristina Basili. The text was originally published as the first of a series of eight columns, focusing on the city of Athens, which appeared...