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BERMÚDEZ, J.A. (ed.): "Michel Foucault, un pensador poliédrico", Valencia, Universitat de València, 2012, 198 pp. [PDF]
Alzola Molina, Aitor
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MCPHEE, P.: Robespierre. "Una vida revolucionaria", Barcelona, Península, 2012, 462 pp. [PDF]
Martínez-Cava Aguilar, Julio
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Befreiendes Engagement?! Brasilianische Sicht auf einen deutschsprachigen Kongress [PDF]
Erico João Hammes
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Parresia, aleturgia e educação: pensando a educação filosófica com Michel Foucault
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LA PARRESIA AL TEMPO DEGLI ALGORITMI
Studi di Sociologia, 2017The aim of the present paper is to discuss, from a critical perspective, the theme of online misinformation, and to investigate the heuristic validity of the post-truth concept by reflecting on the nature of the relationship existing between this concept and the disintermediated communication practices. Starting from Luhmann’s reflections, in the first
Diana Salzano, Antonella Napoli
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Dire la verità. La parresia come forma aleturgica di soggettivazione
Politica & Società, 2023In this paper, I analyse the different declinations of the concept of parrhesia. First, I perimeter the framework of the question: Foucault deconstructs the modern concept of truth and identifies the normative nature of the structures that legitimise it.
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La parresia dell'antica Grecia nel pensiero di Michel Foucault
Quaderni di Inschibboleth : 17, 1, 2022, 2022This essay resumes first the reasons of late Foucault’s interest for parrhesia, a particular way to tell the truth to oneself and the others, reporting the original interpretation which he gives of it. In this interpretation its difference with other historical forms of subjectivity come into play.
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Verità, parresia e politica nell’antica Grecia
2012Following up on Foucault, the author addresses the idea of parrhesia in ancient Greece, especially in Plato. There is no democracy if there is no parrhesia, where parrhesia can be defined as the verbal activity in which the speaker chooses to speak frankly and clearly.
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