Friday, January 7 '11 18.30
Library
Rebirth Via Savoia 30, Rome
Presentation of the book e-book
(PhD thesis in Philosophy and Theory of Human Sciences ")
Federico Sollazzo, between totalitarianism and democracy: the civil service ethics
E-book: http://www.tesionline.it/default/tesi.asp?idt=28753
Library
Rebirth Via Savoia 30, Rome
Presentation of the book e-book
(PhD thesis in Philosophy and Theory of Human Sciences ")
Federico Sollazzo, between totalitarianism and democracy: the civil service ethics
E-book: http://www.tesionline.it/default/tesi.asp?idt=28753
Introduced, Miriam Iacomini (PhD in Philosophy and Theory of Human Sciences ")
spoke to the author, Frederick Sollazzo
spoke to the author, Frederick Sollazzo
Patronage:" l 'Extrovert' lestroverso.it
(From 'Introduction )
The concept of totalitarianism inevitably recalls that of his, at least apparently, the opposite: democracy, so that, reasoning would appear on one crippled without the other. In turn, reflection on democracy opens the field to the most recent ethical arguments, aimed at seeking a peaceful, harmonious and fulfilling human society, to the point that the transition from the analysis of one (democracy) than the other (the new current ethical), appears as the declination of the same speech, one on human society, in its two complementary sides: the political and the moral. This path made up of conceptual categories ringed necessarily to each other, then flows into a philosophical proposal, briefly defined by the formula of "disjunctive synthesis", aimed at identifying a possible path to social peace, based on a "moral minimum acceptable", sinking its roots in human biology and emotions.
(reviewer Miriam Iacomini)
As the author reminds us, the dehumanizing of the totalitarian esprienza requires the recapture of a new dimension of thought required "to transcend the (... ) individual limitations, isolation, loneliness, towards the recognition of the presence of others. "
The concept of totalitarianism inevitably recalls that of his, at least apparently, the opposite: democracy, so that, reasoning would appear on one crippled without the other. In turn, reflection on democracy opens the field to the most recent ethical arguments, aimed at seeking a peaceful, harmonious and fulfilling human society, to the point that the transition from the analysis of one (democracy) than the other (the new current ethical), appears as the declination of the same speech, one on human society, in its two complementary sides: the political and the moral. This path made up of conceptual categories ringed necessarily to each other, then flows into a philosophical proposal, briefly defined by the formula of "disjunctive synthesis", aimed at identifying a possible path to social peace, based on a "moral minimum acceptable", sinking its roots in human biology and emotions.
(reviewer Miriam Iacomini)
As the author reminds us, the dehumanizing of the totalitarian esprienza requires the recapture of a new dimension of thought required "to transcend the (... ) individual limitations, isolation, loneliness, towards the recognition of the presence of others. "
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