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La contraddizione amorosa. Sull’univocità e irriducibilità dell’amore

The Contradiction of Love. On the Univocity and Irreducibility of Love · Love introduces a contradiction into existence – a contradiction of love. This contradiction does not arise by going against logic, nor is it the negation of the Spirit or a principle, as Hegel would have it. Rather, it is the contradiction that love itself introduces into existence when it happens, confronting existence with something it could not have foreseen or expected. Love happens by surprising existence and intro...

Illness and disease from the viewpoint of medicine as a human science

Evandro Agazzi has defended an ideal of medicine in which the hermeneutical-existential and the scientific-objective dimensions can cooperate to understand the human experience of malady. The paper supports this account by justifying such a cooperation on epistemological and methodological grounds intrinsically related to the peculiar status of medicine as a human science. The peculiarity of the “laws” of medicine as a human science demands a synergistic, reciprocal, and continuous interactio...

Clinical Evaluation and Biomedical Research: The Janus-Faced Testability of Medicine as a Human Science

Karl Jaspers already fully understood, as early as 1919, the importance of reconciling the two “souls” of medicine, i.e., the analytical-reductionist and the holistic-normative, the scientific-technological and the clinical. This demand is as (or more) urgent today as it was in Jaspers’s time and in the literature of the last decades about the status of medicine a new awareness has grown that an adequate notion of medical praxis requires an integrative position, which combines the analytic-re...

Introduction to symposium: honoring Luigi Pasinetti (1930–2023)

Luigi Lodovico Pasinetti (1930–2023) was the last of the great economists associated with the Anglo-Italian School of economics, which was in some ways launched by Piero Sraffa’s revival of classical political economy and was first mentioned by Maurice Dobb. As DeVivo (1985, p. 37) notes: “Sraffa always represented an important link between English (in particular Cambridge) and Italian economists (Sraffa to the end of his life kept strong personal and cultural links with his own country).” Th...

Kant’s Experiments of Reason and Thought Experiments in Philosophy

English: Kant did not distinguish between thought experiments (TEs) and real world experiments, nor did he use the German term "Gedankenexperiment”. But many aspects of Kant’s thought are related to the concept of TE, and especially “the experiments of reason” (Experimente der Vernunft), which are the distinguishing feature of transcendental arguments in philosophy as compared with the mathematical and empirical sciences. The first part of this paper reconstructs the Kantian concept of “expe...

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