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Italian Philosopher. Works on aesthetics, ecology, feminism, critical theory.

Caterina Diotto

  • Mirrors and Fragments. Continuity and Discontinuity in Walter Benjamin’s Concept of the Novel
    10 Jun 2019

    Mirrors and Fragments. Continuity and Discontinuity in Walter Benjamin’s Concept of the Novel

    International Walter Benjamin Conference 2019 “Benjamin’s Beginnings” This reaserch explores Benjamin’s reflections on the Novel, and the evolution of his perspective through the years. The analysis begins from the concept of the Novel, as Benjamin defined it in The Art Criticism in German Romanticism, but considering the essays on language as a conceptual background. Then…

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  • A new Practice of History. Considerations on “The Spiral of Time. Living History inside Us” by the Living History Community of the Milan’s Women Bookstore
    1 Jun 2019

    A new Practice of History. Considerations on “The Spiral of Time. Living History inside Us” by the Living History Community of the Milan’s Women Bookstore

    Starting with the experience of the Community of “Living History” initiated by Marirì Martinengo, this article reflects on the epistemological and political intertwinings of history, historiography and political narratives. “Stories play a very important role in History. A dialectical and profoundly political role: it is through the wide meshes of the narrated stories that the…

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  • Use Lightness. Imagination and the Novel
    17 Dec 2017

    Use Lightness. Imagination and the Novel

    “Pedagogia dell’immaginazione”, organised by ORFEO – Suono, Immagine, Scrittura, Department of Human Science, Università degli Studi di Verona, 14th December 2017 Original conference title: Vi si usi Leggerezza. Immaginazione e Romanzo

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  • Bertrand Russell’s Rational Sexuality. Critical review of moral essays published from 1925 to 1954
    1 Apr 2013

    Bertrand Russell’s Rational Sexuality. Critical review of moral essays published from 1925 to 1954

    Because of his great importance as a logician, one rarely hears about Bertrand Russell’s ethical essays. In these works, however, it is interesting to come into contact with a different side of Russell than the more commonly studied image of the logician-mathematician, a thinker who, while maintaining a lucid and critical gaze on the surrounding…

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