Giacomo Pezzano
Biographic Data
| ID | 6937548 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giacomo Pezzano |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giacomo |
| FAMILY NAME | Pezzano |
| SIGNATURE | PEZZANO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Turin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3947-1198 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Plato Under Review
This paper addresses the problem of stylistic pluralism in philosophical writing, arguing that its progressive narrowing to the form of the paper is not just an esthetic issue but can also have negative effects on the development of academic research itself. The contribution is divided into two parts (Sections 1–3 and 4–5). In the first part, after introducing the problem and outlining the main features of the philosophus academicus’s writing, tw…
How to Design Concepts
In his insightful commentary on our article “Understanding Philosophical Media”, Ritter welcomes the call to take seriously the technologies and media of philosophy, while also voicing criticism and scepticism. In this short reply, we respond by engaging with what we consider to be his three most probing questions: (1) How do media actually mediate philosophy? (2) Is language the best philosophical medium? (3) What is philosophy
Understanding Philosophical Media
In this paper, we introduce the issue of the “technologies of philosophy” into the philosophy of technology discourse. To this end, we rework some assumptions in the contemporary philosophy of technology, particularly postphenomenology, building on the idea that technology is essential to human existence. In Sect. 1, we outline three core roles technology plays in the human lifeform: technological support, mediation and constitution. In Sect. 2, …
The Medium Is the (Discriminatory) Message
This paper brings the analysis of epistemic injustices and the perspective of media philosophy into dialogue by proposing the new concept of medial epistemic injustice. After introducing the topic, the contribution confronts some metaphilosophical stances in light of the recent medial turn in order to suggest that, despite all their controversies, philosophers seem to agree that doing philosophy uniquely involves writing texts. This discussion se…
The Concept of Property Between Technology, Anthropology and Ontology
The article Anthropological crisis or crisis in moral status: a philosophy of technology approach to the moral consideration of artificial intelligence questions the anthropology of properties commonly assumed in philosophical discussions about the relationship between humans and technologies and the attribution of moral status. By beginning to develop the possible link between the ontology of properties and the anthropological question aptly out…
Posthuman
As is well known, the term “posthuman” first appeared within the framework of postmodern art, to indicate certain “robotic” transformations involving the human being, and particularly the human body. Employing an analytical methodology with synthetic intention, it deals with topics ranging from the cultural, ethical, and social to the ontological, conceptual, and scientific.The general aim of the volume is to reflect on the question What is man b…
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Posthuman
As is well known, the term “posthuman” first appeared within the framework of postmodern art, to indicate certain “robotic” transformations involving the human being, and particularly the human body. Employing an analytical methodology with synthetic intention, it deals with topics ranging from the cultural, ethical, and social to the ontological, conceptual, and scientific.The general aim of the volume is to reflect on the question What is man b…
The Medium Is the (Discriminatory) Message
This paper brings the analysis of epistemic injustices and the perspective of media philosophy into dialogue by proposing the new concept of medial epistemic injustice. After introducing the topic, the contribution confronts some metaphilosophical stances in light of the recent medial turn in order to suggest that, despite all their controversies, philosophers seem to agree that doing philosophy uniquely involves writing texts. This discussion se…
The Concept of Property Between Technology, Anthropology and Ontology
The article Anthropological crisis or crisis in moral status: a philosophy of technology approach to the moral consideration of artificial intelligence questions the anthropology of properties commonly assumed in philosophical discussions about the relationship between humans and technologies and the attribution of moral status. By beginning to develop the possible link between the ontology of properties and the anthropological question aptly out…
Plato Under Review
This paper addresses the problem of stylistic pluralism in philosophical writing, arguing that its progressive narrowing to the form of the paper is not just an esthetic issue but can also have negative effects on the development of academic research itself. The contribution is divided into two parts (Sections 1–3 and 4–5). In the first part, after introducing the problem and outlining the main features of the philosophus academicus’s writing, tw…
How to Design Concepts
In his insightful commentary on our article “Understanding Philosophical Media”, Ritter welcomes the call to take seriously the technologies and media of philosophy, while also voicing criticism and scepticism. In this short reply, we respond by engaging with what we consider to be his three most probing questions: (1) How do media actually mediate philosophy? (2) Is language the best philosophical medium? (3) What is philosophy
Understanding Philosophical Media
In this paper, we introduce the issue of the “technologies of philosophy” into the philosophy of technology discourse. To this end, we rework some assumptions in the contemporary philosophy of technology, particularly postphenomenology, building on the idea that technology is essential to human existence. In Sect. 1, we outline three core roles technology plays in the human lifeform: technological support, mediation and constitution. In Sect. 2, …
Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations (3 works) · Philosophy of science (3 works) · Philosophy of technology (3 works) · Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics (2 works) · Philosophical methodology (2 works) · Philosophy of medicine (2 works)