Riccardo Pozzo
Biographic Data
| ID | 1189932 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Riccardo Pozzo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Riccardo |
| FAMILY NAME | Pozzo |
| SIGNATURE | POZZO R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Rome Tor Vergata |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5535-5894 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Exploring Agency in Chinese Environmental Thought through Human–Machine Co-Creation
In an age marked by global crises, a transcultural understanding of the philosophical foundations of human thought—especially in epistemology and ethics—has become essential. Contemporary ecological crises unfold on a planetary scale, exceeding both the conceptual limits of nation-states and the historically constituted horizons of dominant Western paradigms. Addressing them requires normative frameworks grounded in global interdependence rath…
Measuring the Cultural and Socio-economic Effects of STEMAC R & D Activities
Measuring impact is fundamental to improving the social acceptability of public investment in social and cultural infrastructures, as it can provide a basis for aligning research and innovation with society's values, needs and expectations. Looking at the potential of social and cultural innovation, a specific innovation in the cultural and creative industries is increasingly the result of a complex co-creation process involving knowledge flows t…
Johann Reinhold Grube’s Opposing Remarks on Kant’s Nova dilucidatio
This paper presents a transcription of a handwritten Latin text, along with its translation into English, that was identified only very recently in the Kongelige Bibliothek in Copenhagen while preparing the new critical edition of Kant’s Nova dilucidatio (PND). The text consists of remarks by Johann Reinhold Grube, composed in his role as opponent at Kant’s disputation for the venia legendi on 27 September 1755. Grube’s interleaved opposing remar…
A Future Agenda for Migration Studies
Migration and migration-related diversity are likely to remain key topics of the European policy and research agenda for the foreseeable future. This asks for a rethinking of the research agenda on migration, from a strategic perspective as well as from a research perspective. The objective of this chapter is to suggest applications that are useful in shaping the next funding opportunities for migration research, and to provide roadmaps for the o…
La nouvelle Renaissance et ses problèmes
L’énorme besoin incarné par la pandémie et la double transition verte et numérique rend trois scénarios crédibles. Si le premier consiste à se résigner à l’accélération vers le bas de la communauté mondiale, et si le second voit la Chine en position prédominante, il existe un troisième scénario qui vaut la peine d’être considéré, à savoir la Nouvelle Renaissance. Nous voyons d’abord le premier problème que pose l’idée d’une Nouvelle Renaissance :…
Neuaufgefundene Exemplare des Erstdrucks der Nova dilucidatio
Più di un secolo fa, nel 1894, la Reale Accademia Prussiana delle Scienze (Königlich Preußische Akademie der Wissenschaften), aveva affidato a Wilhelm Dilthey la prima edizione critica delle opere di Kant in quattro sezioni (opere a stampa, epistolario, lascito manoscritto, trascrizione delle lezioni). Dal 2002 l’Accademia di Berlino-Brandeburgo delle Scienze e delle Humanities (BBAW), che continua questa impresa completandola con gli ultimi volu…
The Impact of Aristotelianism on Modern Philosophy
This volume provides the first extensive assessment of the impact of Aristotelianism on the history of philosophy from the Renaissance to the end of the twentieth century. The contributors have considered Aristotelian issues in late scholastic, Renaissance, and early modern philosophers such as Vernia, Nifo, Barbaro, Cajetan, Piccolomini, Patrizzi, Zabarella, Campanella, Galileo, Semery, Leibniz, Rousseau, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Husserl, Heidegg…
Impact of Aristotelianism on Modern Philosophy
Social and Cultural Innovation
Social and Cultural Innovation' is a syntagma that is receiving increased usage among researchers since it was the title chosen by the European Strategy Forum Research Infrastructures for the working group that deals with research infrastructures primarily connected with Social Sciences and the Humanities. Innovation refers to the creation of new products and services by bringing a new idea to the market. Economic growth turns on infrastructures,…
Chapter 6. Kant’s Latin in Class
Intramolecular Schmidt reaction of acyl chlorides with alkyl azides
Intramolecular capture of the intermediates from the Schmidt reaction of acyl chlorides with alkenes or alkynes has been realized.
Ius-Lex-Corpus
Sfruttando gli ingenti materiali a disposizione degli studiosi dal 1964 negli archivi, nelle banche dati, nei dizionari e nei lessici d'autore dell'ILIESI-CNR, il contributo considera una serie di momenti nella storia del pensiero, dalla politeía antica al cosmopolitismo moderno, che mettono in risalto le implicazioni filosofiche presenti nella polisemia del trinomio lex-ius-corpus
Urbe fágica
e Jean Baudrillard, que tenta provocar, em um hipotético observador aleatório, a constatação de que os estímulos provenientes da realidade são, e cada vez mais, excessivos o suficiente para que as contradições sociais costurem o abismo entre o discurso e as práticas cotidianas.Inserido numa realidade pragmática
Immanuel Kant on intellectual property
This text initially discusses the notion of intellectual property in Kant's philosophy and in the eighteenth century. Next, it restates the problem within a contemporary setting, taking into account the new technologies on reproduction of information
Prejudices and Horizons
The object of G. F. Meier's Vernunftlehre and its abridgement for courses, the Auszug aus der Vernunftlehre , does not consist exclusively in the elaboration of the formal aspects of logic, but rather in the individuation of the elements of thought and language, which make human understanding possible. Instead of limiting himself to formal truth, Meier investigates the realms of epistemic, aesthetic, and historic truths, of horizons, and prejudic…
Ramus and Other Renaissance Philosophers on Subjectivity
The Place of Science in Kant's University
Pointing out the need for understanding the relations between the enlightened centre, England and France, and peripheral regions such as Prussia's eastern provinces, Jan Golinski remarked sixteen years ago that it is not possible any longer to perceive the Enlightenment as a coherent intellectual entity and to articulate the centrality of science to its existence.One is rather "left only with a multiplicity of specific contexts, each one constitu…
Wissenschaft und Reformation Die Beispiele der Universitäten Königsberg und Helmstedt
The paper considers the development of physics‐teaching at the universities of Königsberg (founded 1544) and Helmstedt (founded 1576). The question is: How many teachers of physics professed Aristotelianism and how long? and why did most of them reject Copernicanismus? The paper suggests that Melanchthon, not only the founder of early German philosophy ‘was also the propounder of a form of, modern Aristotelianism’ which proved very valuable in me…
The Place of Science in Kant's University
Pointing out the need for understanding the relations between the enlightened centre, England and France, and peripheral regions such as Prussia's eastern provinces, Jan Golinski remarked sixteen years ago that it is not possible any longer to perceive the Enlightenment as a coherent intellectual entity and to articulate the centrality of science to its existence.One is rather "left only with a multiplicity of specific contexts, each one constitu…
Wissenschaft und Reformation Die Beispiele der Universitäten Königsberg und Helmstedt
The paper considers the development of physics‐teaching at the universities of Königsberg (founded 1544) and Helmstedt (founded 1576). The question is: How many teachers of physics professed Aristotelianism and how long? and why did most of them reject Copernicanismus? The paper suggests that Melanchthon, not only the founder of early German philosophy ‘was also the propounder of a form of, modern Aristotelianism’ which proved very valuable in me…
The Place of Science in Kant's University
Pointing out the need for understanding the relations between the enlightened centre, England and France, and peripheral regions such as Prussia's eastern provinces, Jan Golinski remarked sixteen years ago that it is not possible any longer to perceive the Enlightenment as a coherent intellectual entity and to articulate the centrality of science to its existence.One is rather "left only with a multiplicity of specific contexts, each one constitu…
Ramus and Other Renaissance Philosophers on Subjectivity
Prejudices and Horizons
The object of G. F. Meier's Vernunftlehre and its abridgement for courses, the Auszug aus der Vernunftlehre , does not consist exclusively in the elaboration of the formal aspects of logic, but rather in the individuation of the elements of thought and language, which make human understanding possible. Instead of limiting himself to formal truth, Meier investigates the realms of epistemic, aesthetic, and historic truths, of horizons, and prejudic…
Immanuel Kant on intellectual property
This text initially discusses the notion of intellectual property in Kant's philosophy and in the eighteenth century. Next, it restates the problem within a contemporary setting, taking into account the new technologies on reproduction of information
Urbe fágica
e Jean Baudrillard, que tenta provocar, em um hipotético observador aleatório, a constatação de que os estímulos provenientes da realidade são, e cada vez mais, excessivos o suficiente para que as contradições sociais costurem o abismo entre o discurso e as práticas cotidianas.Inserido numa realidade pragmática
Ius-Lex-Corpus
Sfruttando gli ingenti materiali a disposizione degli studiosi dal 1964 negli archivi, nelle banche dati, nei dizionari e nei lessici d'autore dell'ILIESI-CNR, il contributo considera una serie di momenti nella storia del pensiero, dalla politeía antica al cosmopolitismo moderno, che mettono in risalto le implicazioni filosofiche presenti nella polisemia del trinomio lex-ius-corpus
Chapter 6. Kant’s Latin in Class
Intramolecular Schmidt reaction of acyl chlorides with alkyl azides
Intramolecular capture of the intermediates from the Schmidt reaction of acyl chlorides with alkenes or alkynes has been realized.
Social and Cultural Innovation
Social and Cultural Innovation' is a syntagma that is receiving increased usage among researchers since it was the title chosen by the European Strategy Forum Research Infrastructures for the working group that deals with research infrastructures primarily connected with Social Sciences and the Humanities. Innovation refers to the creation of new products and services by bringing a new idea to the market. Economic growth turns on infrastructures,…
The Impact of Aristotelianism on Modern Philosophy
This volume provides the first extensive assessment of the impact of Aristotelianism on the history of philosophy from the Renaissance to the end of the twentieth century. The contributors have considered Aristotelian issues in late scholastic, Renaissance, and early modern philosophers such as Vernia, Nifo, Barbaro, Cajetan, Piccolomini, Patrizzi, Zabarella, Campanella, Galileo, Semery, Leibniz, Rousseau, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Husserl, Heidegg…
Impact of Aristotelianism on Modern Philosophy
Neuaufgefundene Exemplare des Erstdrucks der Nova dilucidatio
Più di un secolo fa, nel 1894, la Reale Accademia Prussiana delle Scienze (Königlich Preußische Akademie der Wissenschaften), aveva affidato a Wilhelm Dilthey la prima edizione critica delle opere di Kant in quattro sezioni (opere a stampa, epistolario, lascito manoscritto, trascrizione delle lezioni). Dal 2002 l’Accademia di Berlino-Brandeburgo delle Scienze e delle Humanities (BBAW), che continua questa impresa completandola con gli ultimi volu…
Johann Reinhold Grube’s Opposing Remarks on Kant’s Nova dilucidatio
This paper presents a transcription of a handwritten Latin text, along with its translation into English, that was identified only very recently in the Kongelige Bibliothek in Copenhagen while preparing the new critical edition of Kant’s Nova dilucidatio (PND). The text consists of remarks by Johann Reinhold Grube, composed in his role as opponent at Kant’s disputation for the venia legendi on 27 September 1755. Grube’s interleaved opposing remar…
A Future Agenda for Migration Studies
Migration and migration-related diversity are likely to remain key topics of the European policy and research agenda for the foreseeable future. This asks for a rethinking of the research agenda on migration, from a strategic perspective as well as from a research perspective. The objective of this chapter is to suggest applications that are useful in shaping the next funding opportunities for migration research, and to provide roadmaps for the o…
La nouvelle Renaissance et ses problèmes
L’énorme besoin incarné par la pandémie et la double transition verte et numérique rend trois scénarios crédibles. Si le premier consiste à se résigner à l’accélération vers le bas de la communauté mondiale, et si le second voit la Chine en position prédominante, il existe un troisième scénario qui vaut la peine d’être considéré, à savoir la Nouvelle Renaissance. Nous voyons d’abord le premier problème que pose l’idée d’une Nouvelle Renaissance :…
Measuring the Cultural and Socio-economic Effects of STEMAC R & D Activities
Measuring impact is fundamental to improving the social acceptability of public investment in social and cultural infrastructures, as it can provide a basis for aligning research and innovation with society's values, needs and expectations. Looking at the potential of social and cultural innovation, a specific innovation in the cultural and creative industries is increasingly the result of a complex co-creation process involving knowledge flows t…
Exploring Agency in Chinese Environmental Thought through Human–Machine Co-Creation
In an age marked by global crises, a transcultural understanding of the philosophical foundations of human thought—especially in epistemology and ethics—has become essential. Contemporary ecological crises unfold on a planetary scale, exceeding both the conceptual limits of nation-states and the historically constituted horizons of dominant Western paradigms. Addressing them requires normative frameworks grounded in global interdependence rath…
Philosophy (10 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Art (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Kantian Philosophy and Modern Interpretations (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Historical Philosophy and Science (3 works)