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Territorio dello stato : tre concetti
No full textThis paper starts out from a semantic question to investigate the relationship between the state and its territory: what is the meaning (denotatum, Bedeutung) of the phrase ‘state territory’? In order to answer the question, the author explores three concepts of territory: (i) territory as part of the state, (ii) territory as sphere of validity and (iii) territory as figmentum. ‘Figmentum’ is a neologism coined by the author to mean a figment, or entity produced by legal norms
Introducition : Veritas in dicto, veritas in re
No full textThe present Introduction is the joint work of two authors: Paolo Di Lucia is the author of §§ 1., 2., and 5.; Lorenzo
Passerini Glazel is the author of §§ 3. and 4. The authors of the Introduction are grateful to the Editorial Board of
“Phenomenology and Mind”, especially to the Editors in chief Roberta De Monticelli and Francesca De Vecchi, as well
as to Francesca Forlé and Sarah Songhorian, for the invitation to edit this special issue, as well as for their precious
assistance in the publication process. We also thank the Faculty of Philosophy and the PhD School in Philosophy of
the University Vita-Salute San Raffaele, as well as the research centre PERSONA, the centre of studies CeSEP, and the
centre for interdisciplinary studies CISEPS, for their contribution to the organization of the 2022 San Raffaele School
of Philosophy
Il Nullo e il Nulla
No full textL'articolo concerne l'ontologia e l'epistemologia delle entità sociali. Secondo il filosofo austriaco Hans Kelsen (1881-1973), le entità sociali e istituzionali sono le sole entità che possono essere nulle, vuote. Il punto di partenza di questo articolo Il Nullo e il Nulla è l'analisi della testi di Hans Kelsen. Ma: Perchè le entità sociali sono le sole entità a poter essere nulle, vuote ? Per rispondere a questa domanda, nella prima parte dell'articolo, l'autore introduce due nuovi concetti: imperfezione-di-validità e falsificazione- di-validità. La seconda parte dell'articolo pone una nuova domanda ontologica: Le entità sociali nulle (vuote) sono qualcosa?The article concerns ontology and epistemology of social entities. According to the Austrian philosopher Hans Kelsen (1881-1973), social and institutional entities are the only entities that can be null, void. The starting point of this article is the analysis of Hans Kelsen's thesis. But: Why are social entities the only entities that can be null, void? In order to answer this question, in the first part of the article, the author uses two new concepts: validity-imperfection and validity-falsification. The second part of the paper deals with a new ontological question: Are null (void) social entities something?L’article concerne l’ontologie et l’épistémologie des entités sociales. Selon le philosophe autrichien Hans Kelsen (1881-1973), les entités sociales et institutionnelles sont les seules entités qui peuvent être nulles, vides. Le point de départ de cet article est l’analyse de la thèse de Hans Kelsen. Mais : Pourquoi les entités sociales sont les seules entités qui peuvent être nulles, vides ? Pour répondre à cette question, dans la première partie de l’article, l’auteur emploie deux nouveaux concepts : imperfection-de-validité et falsification-de-validité. La seconde partie de l’article aborde une nouvelle question ontologique : est-ce que les entités sociales nulles (vides) sont quelque chose
Il nullo e il nulla : alle radici dell'ontologia sociale
No full textAccording to the Austrian philosopher Hans Kelsen (1881-1973), social and institutional entities are the only entities that can be null, void. The starting point of the article, The “Invalid” and the “Nothing”: At the Origins of Social Ontology, is the analysis of Hans Kelsen’s thesis. But: Why are social entities the only entities that can be null, void? In order to answer this question, in the first part of the article, the author uses two new concepts: validity-imperfection and validity-falsification. The second part of the paper deals with a new ontological question: Are null (void) social entities something
Deviation without contradiction in Adolf Reinach's Ontology
Full text linkThis paper examines Adolf Reinach’s views about negative states of affairs. The author briefly presents the history of the issue from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The views of Reinach and Roman Ingarden are compared. A special focus is ascribed to the problem of omissions in the legal sense. According to the author, a proper solution to the problem of negative states of affairs locates negation at the level of language, not in reality
Assiomatica del normativo in Luigi Ferrajoli e assiomatica del linguaggio in Karl Bühler
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