(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO The seizure of Münster by a community of radical Anabaptists lasted for a little more than a year (February 1534 – June […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO On September 30, the philosopher Vittorio Mathieu, one of Italy’s greatest contemporary thinkers – who alongside his historical interests, has combined original […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO The burning of books can be traced from antiquity through the twentieth century. In the essay entitled “Caliban’s Legacy” (1984), Leo Löwenthal […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO The Italian novelist and semiotician Umberto Eco pronounced the discourse “Eternal fascism” at a symposium organized by Columbia University on April 25, […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO In 1934, the young French philosopher Emmanuel Lévinas wrote an important essay on the philosophical Weltanschauung of the Nazi party entitled “Quelques […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO In 1965 the Roman Catholic cardinal Jean Daniélou (1905-1974), a French member of the Jesuit order, published the essay entitled L’oraison, problem […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO On 11 April, Luciano Pellicani died in Rome, killed by a pneumonia probably caused by the coronavirus Covid-19. Sociologist, journalist, academic, he […]
Giacomo Maria Arrigo contributed to the dialogue between Christianity and Islam with an article on the Italian magazine Studi Cattolici. His paper is entitled “Per un’intesa islamo-cristiana” (For an Islamic-Christian […]
Interview by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO COMMENTARY #11 • OCTOBER 2019 Paolo Branca is Professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language at the Catholic University of Milan. He is member of […]
GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO Tempostretto | July 24, 2019 See article on original site Published in 2004, the essay “Occidentalism. The West in the Eyes of its Enemies” explains the reasons for […]
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A Conversation with Paolo Branca on Italy, Islam, and Integration
Interview by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO COMMENTARY #11 • OCTOBER 2019 Paolo Branca is Professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language at the Catholic University of Milan. He is member of […]