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Il sistema antropologico: la posizione dell'uomo nella filosofia critica di Kant
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Ethics for an uncertain future: Shannon Vallor: Technology and the virtues. A philosophical guide to a future worth wanting. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016, 328 pp, $39.95 HB
In: Metascience: an international review journal for the history, philosophy and social studies of science, Volume 26, Issue 2, p. 319-322
ISSN: 1467-9981
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Computers for everyone: Elizabeth R. Petrick: Making computers accessible: disability rights and digital technologies. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2015, 208pp, $49.95 HB
In: Metascience: an international review journal for the history, philosophy and social studies of science, Volume 25, Issue 2, p. 279-280
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Symbolic universes between present and future of Europe. First results of the map of European societies' cultural milieu ; Correction : Symbolic universes between present and future of Europe. First results of the map of European societies' cultural milieu
Salvatore, Sergio; Fini, Viviana; Mannarini, Terri; Veltri, Giuseppe Alessandro; Avdi, Evrinomi; Battaglia, Fiorella; Castro-Tejerina, Jorge; Ciavolino, Enrico
Salvatore, Sergio; Fini, Viviana; Mannarini, Terri; Veltri, Giuseppe Alessandro; Avdi, Evrinomi; Battaglia, Fiorella; Castro-Tejerina, Jorge; Ciavolino, Enrico; Cremaschi, Marco; Kadianaki, Irini; Kharlamov, Nikita A; Krasteva, Anna; Kullasepp, Katrin; Matsopoulos, Anastassios; Meschiari, Claudia; Mossi, Piergiorgio; Psinas, Polivios; Redd, Rozlyn; Rochira, Alessia; Santarpia, Alfonso; Sammut, Gordon; Valsiner, Jaan; Valmorbida, Antonella; Re.Cri.Re. Consortium
A correction update is attached. ; This paper reports the framework, method and main findings of an analysis of cultural milieus in 4 European countries (Estonia, Greece, Italy, and UK). The analysis is based on a questionnaire applied to a sample built through a two-step procedure of post-hoc random selection from a broader dataset based on an online survey. Responses to the questionnaire were subjected to multidimensional analysis±a combination of Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Cluster Analysis. We identified 5 symbolic universes, that correspond to basic, embodied, affect-laden, generalized worldviews. People in this study see the world as either a) an ordered universe; b) a matter of interpersonal bond; c) a caring society; d) consisting of a niche of belongingness; e) a hostile place (others' world). These symbolic universes were also interpreted as semiotic capital: they reflect the capacity of a place to foster social and civic development. Moreover, the distribution of the symbolic universes, and therefore social and civic engagement, is demonstrated to be variable across the 4 countries in the analysis. Finally, we develop a retrospective reconstruction of the distribution of symbolic universes as well as the interplay between their current state and past, present and future socio-institutional scenarios. ; The study is part of the Re.Cri.Re Project (www.recrire.eu), that has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 649436 ; peer-reviewed
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