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Make believe we are in 2028, attending the 26th World Congress of Philosophy, then the question is: how will philosophers delve into historic texts? Not on paper, but on devices. And each philosophical proposition uttered by any philosopher at any time will not stay on its own. It will instead be co-created by many others. The history of philosophy will be participative, thus contributing to the establishment of a reflective and inclusive society.

Intro -- Contents -- Riccardo Pozzo, Introduction -- 1. Edward P. Mahoney, Aristotle And Some Late Medieval And Renaissance Philosophers -- 2. Antonino Poppi, Zabarella, Or Aristotelianism As A Rigorous Science -- 3. William A. Wallace, The Influence Of Aristotle On Galileo's Logic And Its Use In His Science -- 4. John P. Doyle, Wrestling With A Wraith: André Semery, S.J. (1630-1717) On Aristotle's Goat-Stag And Knowing The Unknowable -- 5. Christia Mercer, Leibniz, Aristotle, And Ethical Knowledge -- 6. Richard L. Velkley, Speech, Imagination, Origins: Rousseau And The Political Animal -- 7. Riccardo Pozzo, Kant On The Five Intellectual Virtues -- 8. Alfredo Ferrarin, Hegel's Appropriation Of The Aristotelian Intellect -- 9. Michael Davis, Tragedy In The Philosophic Age Of The Greeks: Aristotle's Reply To Nietzsche -- 10. Richard Cobb-Stevens, The Presence Of Aristotelian Nous In Husserl's Philosophy -- 11. Stanley Rosen, Phronesis Or Ontology: Aristotle And Heidegger -- 12. Daniel O. Dahlstrom, Wittgenstein's Intellectual Virtues -- 13. Enrico Berti, The Reception Of Aristotle's Intellectual Virtues In Gadamer And The Hermeneutic Philosophy -- Contributors -- Bibliography -- Index Of Names.

Hauptbeschreibung: Riccardo Pozzo und Marco SgarbiEine Typologie der Formen der Begriffsgeschichte (s. Leseprobe)--- Die Geschichte der BegriffsgeschichteWalter Tinner: Das Unternehmen Historisches Wörterbuch der PhilosophieMatthias Kemper: Der Problembegriff der Philosophiegeschichtsschreibung. Zum problemgeschichtlichen Geschichtsverständnis Wilhelm WindelbandsJean Grondin: Gadamer und die MetaphysikFrank Beck Lassen: "Metaphorically Speaking" - Begriffsgeschichte andHans Blumenberg's Metaphorologie--- Begriffsgeschichte und die politische PhilosophieMerio Scattola: Begriffsgeschichte und Gesc

AbstractThis article introduces the notion of cultural innovation, which requires adapting our approach to co-creation. The argument opens with a first conceptualization of cultural innovation as an additional and autonomous category of the complex processes of co-creation. The dimensions of cultural innovation are contrasted against other forms of innovation. In a second step, the article makes an unprecedented attempt in describing processes and outcomes of cultural innovation, while showing their operationalization in some empirical case studies. In the conclusion, the article considers policy implications resulting from the novel definition of cultural innovation as the outcome of complex processes that involve the reflection of knowledge flows across the social environment within communities of practices while fostering the inclusion of diversity in society. First and foremost, cultural innovation takes a critical stance against inequalities in the distribution of knowledge and builds innovation for improving the welfare of individuals and communities.