One of the fundamental aspects of the cultural landscape of the last century has been the revival of philosophical anthropology, often in the form of a radical examination of the humanum. This renaissance constitutes an attempt to meet the primary challenges posed by an era which profoundly doubts the very possibility of a semantics of humanism. This book argues that MacIntyrean thought offers an important contribution to the development of a new semantics of humanism, since it enables dialogue and rational competition among perspectives belonging to rival intellectual traditions. The volume explores a variety of fresh, intriguing takes on the question of rationality and the human in an age of advanced modernity.
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Sante Maletta is Associate Professor of Political Philosophy at the University of Bergamo.
Dario Mazzola holds a B.A. and M.Sc. in Philosophy from the University of Pavia and a Ph.D. in Political Theory from the interdisciplinary Doctoral School of Philosophy and Human Sciences of the University of Milan
Damiano Simoncelli earned a PhD in Philosophy at the Northwestern Italian Philosophy Consortium/University of Genoa in 2020 and he is currently research fellow of the Catholic University Center in Rome.
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