Rosalia Condorelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4461280 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosalia Condorelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Condorelli |
| SIGNATURE | CONDORELLI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Catania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Complex Social System Theory —The Systemic Meaning of Illness Pain in Contemporary Modern Society
Since pain’s meaning changes over time within scenarios that are a product of collective consciousness, how has the objective form or social meaning of illness pain changed over time in our modern contemporary society? How has its manifestation or communicative expression changed? How have the relationships that it generates changed? Today, does it really generate relationships? In order to answer these questions, the meaning of illness pain in W…
Social Integration in Culturally Differentiated Societies —What Does Bauman Has in Common with Marquand? Plural and Pluralism-Interculturalism vs Multiculturalism in Western Complex Societies
In complex Western modern polyethnic and democratic societies, the idea that integration, social cohesion, and civic equality require cultural homogeneity is difficult to sustain. And if in an era of super-diversity, the assimilationist idea of cultural homologation is unsustainable, the multiculturalist idea of separation among cultural groups that are in the same social space is problematic too. In other words, it is unrealistic to think that a…
Sociology of the Fear of Crime
Systemic Thinking and Intimacy Sociology—Open Questions on Contemporary Love
Generally, men and women bind themselves driven by what they name love. Creative and identity-renewing exaltation, a revolutionary force that suddenly makes the insipidness of one’s life visible, love is a profound emotion. The transition from love to loving, from love as pure emotion to active love in a relationship, marks the difference between yesterday’s lovers and today’s lovers, over time and in societies, highlighting the social form of in…
Naturalizing Semantics? Beyond Cognitive Neuro-Reductionism
Is it possible to naturalize semantics? Starting from Libet’s 1983 studies, current research developments in neuronal bases of behavior reduce the mind to the brain, with significant implications in reference to issues of free will, imputability and individual behavioral responsibility. However, many criticisms can be made at this approach. This paper shows the limits of Cognitive Neuro-reductionism, especially in the light of Varela’s Systemic C…
Sociologia dell’Intimità e Teoria sistemica. La forma sociale dell’amore dalla solidarietà senza scelta alla solidarietà senza consenso
Generally men and women bind themselves driven by what they call love. Creative and identity renewing exaltation, revolutionary force which suddenly makes the insipidness of one’s life visible, love is a profound emotion. The transition from love to loving, from love as pure emotion to active love in relationship, marks the difference between lovers of yesterday and lovers of today, over time and societies, highlighting the social form of intimac…
Social Discontinuity and Systems Thinking. Cultural differentiation and social integration in times of globalization
Given the obsolescence of a linear, homeostatic and reductionist worldview unable to face current social discontinuity, the laceration of a stable universe of expectations marking world scenarios, this paper argues the heuristic power of System Theory in understanding and managing, by emergence, circular causation between system and environmental and micro-macro co-essentiality conceptual frameworks, social integration crisis in our culturally di…
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Social Discontinuity and Systems Thinking. Cultural differentiation and social integration in times of globalization
Given the obsolescence of a linear, homeostatic and reductionist worldview unable to face current social discontinuity, the laceration of a stable universe of expectations marking world scenarios, this paper argues the heuristic power of System Theory in understanding and managing, by emergence, circular causation between system and environmental and micro-macro co-essentiality conceptual frameworks, social integration crisis in our culturally di…
Sociologia dell’Intimità e Teoria sistemica. La forma sociale dell’amore dalla solidarietà senza scelta alla solidarietà senza consenso
Generally men and women bind themselves driven by what they call love. Creative and identity renewing exaltation, revolutionary force which suddenly makes the insipidness of one’s life visible, love is a profound emotion. The transition from love to loving, from love as pure emotion to active love in relationship, marks the difference between lovers of yesterday and lovers of today, over time and societies, highlighting the social form of intimac…
Naturalizing Semantics? Beyond Cognitive Neuro-Reductionism
Is it possible to naturalize semantics? Starting from Libet’s 1983 studies, current research developments in neuronal bases of behavior reduce the mind to the brain, with significant implications in reference to issues of free will, imputability and individual behavioral responsibility. However, many criticisms can be made at this approach. This paper shows the limits of Cognitive Neuro-reductionism, especially in the light of Varela’s Systemic C…
Systemic Thinking and Intimacy Sociology—Open Questions on Contemporary Love
Generally, men and women bind themselves driven by what they name love. Creative and identity-renewing exaltation, a revolutionary force that suddenly makes the insipidness of one’s life visible, love is a profound emotion. The transition from love to loving, from love as pure emotion to active love in a relationship, marks the difference between yesterday’s lovers and today’s lovers, over time and in societies, highlighting the social form of in…
Sociology of the Fear of Crime
Complex Social System Theory —The Systemic Meaning of Illness Pain in Contemporary Modern Society
Since pain’s meaning changes over time within scenarios that are a product of collective consciousness, how has the objective form or social meaning of illness pain changed over time in our modern contemporary society? How has its manifestation or communicative expression changed? How have the relationships that it generates changed? Today, does it really generate relationships? In order to answer these questions, the meaning of illness pain in W…
Social Integration in Culturally Differentiated Societies —What Does Bauman Has in Common with Marquand? Plural and Pluralism-Interculturalism vs Multiculturalism in Western Complex Societies
In complex Western modern polyethnic and democratic societies, the idea that integration, social cohesion, and civic equality require cultural homogeneity is difficult to sustain. And if in an era of super-diversity, the assimilationist idea of cultural homologation is unsustainable, the multiculturalist idea of separation among cultural groups that are in the same social space is problematic too. In other words, it is unrealistic to think that a…
Sociology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mental Health and Psychiatry (2 works) · Psychoanalysis (2 works) · Social system (2 works) · Solidarity (2 works)