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Cooperation in resistance: Ludwig Fischer explores perspectives on a changed relationship with nature.
No full textRezension vonLudwig Fischer (2024): Naturallianz. Perspektiven für ein verändertes Naturverhältnis, Berlin: Matthes & Seitz. 313 S., ISBN 978-3-7518-2026-4, EUR 28,00
Community between nationalistic public spirit fantasy and humanitarian resources: The first volume of New Benjamin Studies has been published
No full textRezension vonStefano Marchesoni/Nassima Sahraoui/Sebastian Truskolaski (Hg.) (2025): New Benjamin Studies, Vol. 1: Community in Walter Benjamins Philosophy, Brill/Fink, 165 S. ISBN 978-3-7705-6808-6, EUR 134,00. 
Loss of freedom due to market failure? Joseph Stiglitz's The Road to Freedom is only partially convincing.
No full textRezension vonJoseph E. Stiglitz (2024): The Road to Freedom. Economics and the Good Society, London: Allen Lane. 384 S., ISBN 978-0-241-68788-8, GBP 10,99. 
Preventing a nuclear escalation in the Ukraine conflict
No full textThe Russia-Ukraine conflict has rekindled global anxieties about the potential use of nuclear weapons. It has exposed the complexities of nuclear deterrence in a highly volatile security environment. As tensions have escalated, the risk of nuclear hostilities – whether tactical, demonstrative, or accidental – has become a major point of concern. The Russian administration has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons and announced an update of its nuclear doctrine in November 2024, thereby lowering the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons. Therefore, in critically examining Russia’s nuclear doctrine, this article aims to identify the key triggers for escalation and evaluate the strategic responses of the international community. It investigates how NATO countries, supported by the US’s extended nuclear deterrence commitment, have maintained a calibrated approach, combining military assistance to Ukraine and a high level of nuclear readiness, to ensure a precarious balance that prevented a major nuclear escalation. Underscoring the relevance of nuclear deterrence in the Ukraine conflict, it further delineates how Russia employed nuclear sabre-rattling as a deterrent and an enabler to achieve its strategic goals. Likewise, assessing the impact of Donald Trump’s re-election and his ‘America First’ mantra on the Ukraine conflict, this article discusses potential ways to prevent the conflict from going nuclear, while reinforcing the significance of renewed multilateral cooperation, diplomatic engagement, and a unified Western resolve to deter Russian aggression
Ein übergroßes Wimmelbild: Der Sammelband Vernünftige Freiheit von Stefan Müller-Doohm, Smail Rapic und Tilo Wesche liefert Perspektiven auf Habermasʼ Spätwerk
No full textRezension vonStefan Müller-Doohm / Smail Rapic / Tilo Wesche (Hg.) (2024): Vernünftige Freiheit. Beiträge zum Spätwerk von Jürgen Habermas, Berlin: Suhrkamp. 428 S., ISBN 978-3-518-30020-6, EUR 28.00
L’azione salvifica dello Spirito Santo nella storia della Chiesa: Primi passi di un sentiero promettente
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Apocalisse di Giovanni: I volume: Testo greco articolato. Traduzione italiana. Annotazioni testuali, linguistiche e letterarie; II volume: Introduzione generale. Commento
No full textLa consegna di Gesù e la morte di Giuda Iscariota nei Libri dei Vangeli di Giovenco
No full textThis article compares two depictions of Judas Iscariot: one outlined during the constantinian era by Juvencus, spanish priest of refined classical formation and author of an epic poem centered on the figure of Christ (The Four Books of the Gospels), and the other handed down by the main source of his work, The Gospel of Matthew. The difference which exists between these two images of the traitor demonstrates that, in her effort to interpret and reelaborate the narration of the sacred texts, the Western Church of the fourth century, which our poet well represents, reaches notable results and in fact realizes a bold synthesis between the new religion and the classical tradition, from which well tested expressive instruments and unexpected cultural stimuli are derived.Questo contributo mette a confronto due ritratti di Giuda Iscariota: quello delineato in età costantiniana da Giovenco, sacerdote spagnolo di raffinata formazione classica e autore di un poema epico incentrato sulla figura di Cristo (i Libri dei Vangeli), e quello trasmesso dal Vangelo di Matteo, fonte principale dell’opera. Lo scarto esistente fra queste due immagini del traditore dimostra che, nel suo sforzo di interpretare e rielaborare la narrazione dei testi sacri, la Chiesa occidentale del quarto secolo, che il poeta ben rappresenta, consegue risultati notevoli e realizza di fatto una sintesi audace fra la nuova religione e la tradizione classica, che cui deriva sperimentati strumenti espressivi e inattesi stimoli culturali