From Artificial Intelligence to Anthropodigital Intelligence
“Artificial intelligence” as “Anthropodigital intelligence” (ADI), a new and authentic form of intelligence that arises from the co-creation between humans and technology.
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From Root to Resurrection: Reading Rilke’s Sonnet XIV
Rilke conceives of the dead as a silent force that fertilizes life and anticipates resurrection from the roots.
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‘Die Sonette an Orpheus’: The Singing God and the Chalice of Being
Singing as Dasein: Orpheus, the revelation of Being and the transcendence of death in Rilke’s Sonnets.
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Reclaiming Eros as Ereignis
A philosophical approach to eros as an ontological Ereignis, tragic and revelatory of Being, resisting rationalist reductions.
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An Ontology of Absence
The ontological crisis of the human being in cyberculture, where the cyberbeing frames existence, dissolves the private, and displaces human authenticity toward an artificial and alienated presence, demanding an ontological thinking to recover the essence of Dasein.
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The Proximity of the Absent: Eros, Memory, and Freedom
De-distancing is not a mere semantic game: it is the very way in which beings unfold in our existence as aletheia, the ‘unconcealing of truth’.