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Making up the rules as we go along. Sul nesso tradizione/innovazione in Wittgenstein e nel jazz
Il volto umano dello scetticismo: immagini della soggettività nelle "Ricerche filosofiche"
Distribuire il riconoscimento. Onore, dignità ed altre forme di riconoscimento come “moneta” per lo scambio dei beni di identità
Fra singolarità e de-singolarizzazione. Generazione, aborto e il limite dell’umano in Hannah Arendt
Rules and social community
By reflecting on the notion of rule following, I will draw attention to the way Wittgenstein’s therapeutic method operates, although the real issue I am concerned about is the spirit in which Wittgenstein's remarks should be read. Relying on seminal works by Cavell, Conant and Diamond, I start by clarifying what is possibly meant with the expression therapy. To exemplify my claim I turn to rule following, and to Wittgenstein's idea that rule following is not an interpretation but a practice. I then discuss a number of cases taken from ordinary life (cooking, road traffic), drawing lines of connection between rule following and language learning, and show how language allows, though within limits that competent users are expected to master, for new and unexpected projections
Making up people. On some looping effects of the human sciences: social control or institutional reflexivity?
This paper is an account of the co-construction of categorical identity and personal identity among human beings. As people recognize themselves within a socially sanctioned categorical scheme, they reproduce that scheme, and hence institutional and personal reflexivity occur as a joint movement. The inspiration for this account are Ian Hacking’s view about the distinctiveness of social kinds from natural kinds, and Dan Sperber’s idea about cultural communication as a form of social epidemiology
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