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Table of contents of the issue 1/2020, January-April

ISBN: 978-88-15-28904-9

Year: XXXVIII

Abitudine, seconda natura e disposizione / Habit, Second Nature, and Disposition

Marco Piazza

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 3-8 DOI: 10.30460/96407

Mark Sinclair

Habit as Disposition

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 9-21 DOI: 10.30460/96408

Riccardo Chiaradonna Flavia Farina

Character as a Second Nature in Aristotle

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 23 DOI: 10.30460/96409

Marco Piazza

“Second Natureµ and the Polysemy of “Customµ: At the Roots of Modernity

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 39-52 DOI: 10.30460/96410

Catherine Dromelet

Lockean Account of Habit in the Debate on Corpuscolarianism and Essentialism

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 53-66 DOI: 10.30460/96411

Valeria Finocchiaro

The Concept of Habit in Hegel Between Nature and History

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 67-84 DOI: 10.30460/96412

Denise Vincenti

Corporeal Habit and Involuntary Memory. The French Philosophical Debate in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 85-98 DOI: 10.30460/96413

Mario De Caro Massimo Marraffa

The Crisis of the Pyramidal Conception of the Mind and the Intelligent Automaticity of Human Cognition

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 99-120 DOI: 10.30460/96414

Saggi / Essays

Mario Farina

Tragedy and Politics in Benjamin. An Interpretation of the Trauerspiel Book

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 121-136 DOI: 10.30460/96415

Alice Barale

Freedom to the Spirits. Walter Benjamin reads «The Tempest» (and «The Master of Ballantrae»)

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 137-144 DOI: 10.30460/96416

Giuseppe Cospito

“Comme un roi fait ses lois". Eternal Truths and Political Absolutism in Descartes' Thought (Historical-Critical Survey)

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 145-160 DOI: 10.30460/96417

Piergiorgio Della Pelle

The Engelsian Benedetto Croce and the “Focal Points" of the Elliptical Comparison

Paradigmi 1/2020 pp: 161-177 DOI: 10.30460/96418

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