A Matter of School: The Collective Authorship of Aristotle’s Works
In Aristotle’s work, Metaphysics reveals itself as an unfinished quest for first science, balancing the plurality of being and the unity of thought.
In Aristotle’s work, Metaphysics reveals itself as an unfinished quest for first science, balancing the plurality of being and the unity of thought.
Poetry as a defense against academic arrogance, by virtue of a future of aesthetic reason.
Mozi embodies the last spark of individuality in the face of the Chinese imperial order: a pragmatist dissolved in the Confucian tide, whose mark is both air and warning.
An exploration of Sir Thomas Browne’s funerary scholarship and his symbolic legacy, through Borges, Sebald, and Calasso.
Schönberg and Canetti extol lateral thinking as a creative path against illusory linear progress in art, humanities, and AI.
Kitsch in Virgilio Piñera’s poetry as a parodic and subversive tool against literary sentimentality, in contrast to its unintentional presence in Borges and Lorca.
A “betrayal” of the melancholic decadence of Lampedusa’s novel.
“Artificial intelligence” as “Anthropodigital intelligence” (ADI), a new and authentic form of intelligence that arises from the co-creation between humans and technology.
In Baquero’s work, death is a constant presence and a central theme that fuels the imagination as a form of resistance against oblivion.
Literature as the only means of transforming thought via solitary language.