Luca Corti
Biographic Data
| ID | 5886910 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luca Corti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luca |
| FAMILY NAME | Corti |
| SIGNATURE | CORTI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5040-4009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Hegel au prisme du post-sellarsianisme
Cet article retrace la genèse de la Hegel-Renaissance anglo-américaine en montrant comment un nouveau vocabulaire philosophique, issu du post-sellarsianisme, a rendu Hegel à nouveau intelligible. Il analyse la formation d’un noyau conceptuel commun centré sur la normativité, ainsi que les tensions théoriques et herméneutiques qu’il génère, notamment le rapport entre nature et norme
Improving clinical case formulation in developmental psychopathology
Life, Organisms, and Human Nature
Organizational normativity and teleology
In recent years, so-called organizational accounts (OA) have emerged in theoretical biology as a powerful, viable strategy for naturalizing teleology and normativity. In the wake of the theoretical tradition of autopoiesis and biological autonomy, OA notably propose a new meaning for the notion of “organization,” which they claim to be capable, among other things, of grounding objective and observer-independent normative teleological ascriptions.…
Hegel's Later Theory of Cognition
This article investigates Hegel's later theory of perception and cognition, identifying and analysing its general assumptions about the relation among the mind's activities. These often unremarked upon assumptions, I claim, continue to underwrite recent interpretive controversies. I demonstrate how a correct understanding of such assumptions points us toward an alternative interpretation of Hegel's model of the mind. I argue that this new model c…
The ‘Is’ and the ‘Ought’ of the Animal Organism
This paper investigates Hegel's account of the animal organism as it is presented in the Philosophy of Nature, with a special focus on its normative implications. I argue that the notion of "organisation" is fundamental to Hegel's theory of animal normativity. The paper starts by showing how a Hegelian approach takes up the scientific image of organism and assigns a basic explanatory role to the notion of "organisation" in its understanding livin…
Demystifying the myth of sensation
This paper reconstructs and defends a Sellarsian approach to “sensation” that allows us to avoid mythological conceptions of it. Part I reconstructs and isolates Sellars’s argument for “sensation,” situating his adverbial interpretation of the notion within his broader theory of perception. Part II positions Sellars’s views vis-à-vis current conversations on adverbalism. In particular, it focuses on the Many Property Problem, which is traditional…
The notion of sensation in Sellars' theory of perception
This paper reconstructs Sellars' theory of “sensation” or “sense impression,” positioning it in relation to his theoretical distinction between the Manifest and Scientific Image. Though Sellars' account of “sensation” has been a widely neglected part of his thought, it is central not only to his theory of perception but also to understanding his confrontation with traditional accounts of sensing (from Descartes to C.I. Lewis and Husserl). In this…
Analysis of fabric evolution and metamorphic reaction progress at Lago della Vecchia-Valle d’Irogna, Sesia-Lanzo Zone, Western Alps
The Lago della Vecchia-Valle d’Irogna rocks are part of the Eclogitic Micaschists Complex (EMC) of the Sesia-Lanzo Zone, western Austroalpine domain. The 1:10,000 scale map includes metaintrusive, minor micaschist, banded gneiss, and metabasic boudins. The multiscale structural analysis reveals successive magmatic and tectono-metamorphic stages: during M0 the metaintrusive protoliths emplaced; D1 took place under eclogite-facies conditions; durin…
The ‘Is’ and the ‘Ought’ of the Animal Organism
This paper investigates Hegel's account of the animal organism as it is presented in the Philosophy of Nature, with a special focus on its normative implications. I argue that the notion of "organisation" is fundamental to Hegel's theory of animal normativity. The paper starts by showing how a Hegelian approach takes up the scientific image of organism and assigns a basic explanatory role to the notion of "organisation" in its understanding livin…
Analysis of fabric evolution and metamorphic reaction progress at Lago della Vecchia-Valle d’Irogna, Sesia-Lanzo Zone, Western Alps
The Lago della Vecchia-Valle d’Irogna rocks are part of the Eclogitic Micaschists Complex (EMC) of the Sesia-Lanzo Zone, western Austroalpine domain. The 1:10,000 scale map includes metaintrusive, minor micaschist, banded gneiss, and metabasic boudins. The multiscale structural analysis reveals successive magmatic and tectono-metamorphic stages: during M0 the metaintrusive protoliths emplaced; D1 took place under eclogite-facies conditions; durin…
The notion of sensation in Sellars' theory of perception
This paper reconstructs Sellars' theory of “sensation” or “sense impression,” positioning it in relation to his theoretical distinction between the Manifest and Scientific Image. Though Sellars' account of “sensation” has been a widely neglected part of his thought, it is central not only to his theory of perception but also to understanding his confrontation with traditional accounts of sensing (from Descartes to C.I. Lewis and Husserl). In this…
Hegel's Later Theory of Cognition
This article investigates Hegel's later theory of perception and cognition, identifying and analysing its general assumptions about the relation among the mind's activities. These often unremarked upon assumptions, I claim, continue to underwrite recent interpretive controversies. I demonstrate how a correct understanding of such assumptions points us toward an alternative interpretation of Hegel's model of the mind. I argue that this new model c…
The ‘Is’ and the ‘Ought’ of the Animal Organism
This paper investigates Hegel's account of the animal organism as it is presented in the Philosophy of Nature, with a special focus on its normative implications. I argue that the notion of "organisation" is fundamental to Hegel's theory of animal normativity. The paper starts by showing how a Hegelian approach takes up the scientific image of organism and assigns a basic explanatory role to the notion of "organisation" in its understanding livin…
Demystifying the myth of sensation
This paper reconstructs and defends a Sellarsian approach to “sensation” that allows us to avoid mythological conceptions of it. Part I reconstructs and isolates Sellars’s argument for “sensation,” situating his adverbial interpretation of the notion within his broader theory of perception. Part II positions Sellars’s views vis-à-vis current conversations on adverbalism. In particular, it focuses on the Many Property Problem, which is traditional…
Life, Organisms, and Human Nature
Organizational normativity and teleology
In recent years, so-called organizational accounts (OA) have emerged in theoretical biology as a powerful, viable strategy for naturalizing teleology and normativity. In the wake of the theoretical tradition of autopoiesis and biological autonomy, OA notably propose a new meaning for the notion of “organization,” which they claim to be capable, among other things, of grounding objective and observer-independent normative teleological ascriptions.…
Hegel au prisme du post-sellarsianisme
Cet article retrace la genèse de la Hegel-Renaissance anglo-américaine en montrant comment un nouveau vocabulaire philosophique, issu du post-sellarsianisme, a rendu Hegel à nouveau intelligible. Il analyse la formation d’un noyau conceptuel commun centré sur la normativité, ainsi que les tensions théoriques et herméneutiques qu’il génère, notamment le rapport entre nature et norme
Improving clinical case formulation in developmental psychopathology
Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Hegelianism (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Embodied and Extended Cognition (3 works) · Perception (3 works) · Philosophy and History of Science (3 works) · Philosophy of science (3 works) · Argument (complex analysis) (2 works) · Biology (2 works)