Dear All,

The first Volume of the Journal of Italian Philosophy has been published.

It’s available here: https://research.ncl.ac.uk/italianphilosophy/current%20issue/

The full contents are as follows:

Giorgio Agamben, ‘L’albero del linguaggio’.

Giorgio Agamben, ‘The Tree of Language’. Trans. Connal Parsley

Lorenzo Chiesa, ‘Superpolitically Apolitical: On Agamben’s Use of Bodies’

Stephen Howard, ‘Archaeology and/or Genealogy: Agamben’s Transformation of Foucauldian Method’

Lars Cornelissen, ‘Violence, Political Evil, and Simona Forti’s New Demons: A Counter-Genealogy of the Dostoevsky Paradigm’

Andrea Bellocci, ‘Interpretation and Demythologisation: The Problem of Truth in Luigi Pareyson’s Hermeneutics’

Reviews

Lucio Privitello, ‘Umberto Eco’s Adventurous Orders. A Critical Review-Essay on Claudio Paolucci, Umberto Eco: Tra Ordine e Avventura’

Sevgi Doğan, ‘Review-Essay. Roberto Esposito, Da Fuori: Una filosofia per l’Europa’

Any submissions for future issues, please write to michael.lewis@newcastle.ac.uk 

The Journal is based at Newcastle University, in Newcastle upon Tyne, in the north-east of England, which has a thriving Philosophy programme.

For information on the undergraduate degrees, please visit: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/philosophy/undergraduate/

Postgraduate degrees including the MLitt (Masters by research, 1/2 years) and PhD, visit: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/philosophy/postgraduate/#programmes

And the list of faculty: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/philosophy/staff/