Luigi Russi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 460764 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Luigi Russi |
| PRENOMES | Luigi |
| SOBRENOME | Russi |
| ASSINATURA | RUSSI L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | ActionAid |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3558-9444 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Anthropocene as a conceptual tool for education
In a world where facts are contested, the conceptual tool of the Anthropocene epoch – that is, the dramatic and clearly demonstrable ways humans have changed the Earth system trajectory since the mid-20th century – provides real value for society in general and for education in particular. As a unifying concept, it helps us (a) understand the transformed bioclimatic conditions in which we live, (b) appreciate how fragile they are, how rapidly the…
Une « écologie de l’évaluation » pour la Grande Transition ? Fondements de l’évaluation axée sur la causalité formelle
Cet article met en discussion la notion de « cause » que l’évaluation de programme a tendance à utiliser sans qu’elle soit toujours accompagnée d’une posture réflexive. Il met en exergue les contradictions qui surgissent lorsqu’on cherche à modéliser les dynamiques de changement dans les systèmes complexes par une séquence temporelle de cause-effet, surtout par rapport aux projets d’intendance ( stewardship) des socioécosystèmes, de développement…
Beyond Rupture, Interstice and Reform
Form as Syntax in C.S. Peirce
When social change happens
This article is an attempt to draw attention on passages when social change happens, beginning with people’s efforts to observe demanding experiences in order to work through them. This work is made possible by “pivots,” i.e. resources found in culture (a story, a conversation, a memory, an image) that allow a person to gain an eccentric position for observing his/her experience – and regain the ability to make intentional choices within it. In t…
Critical notice of Brian Kemple, The Intersection of Semiotics and Phenomenology. Peirce and Heidegger in Dialogue
The Intersection of Semiotics and Phenomenology is an intellectual tour-deforce.Actually, the title is a misnomer insofar as Kemple's monograph intersects three, and not two, traditions: phenomenology, semiotics, and Thomism (i.e.philosophy in the tradition of Thomas Aquinas).Kemple's Thomism can be presented to a layperson as a position of "realism," as opposed to "nominalism."Thomism, that is, implies a commitment to the intelligibility of real…
Eavesdropping
This article is an exploration of John Shotter's suggestion to approach social inquiry as a ‘craft’. To take this suggestion seriously calls for making visible the specific ‘skills’ that conjure social inquiry into being, as craft. For this reason, the article presents small vignettes—drawn from the author's practice of supervision of researcher‐practitioners—that elucidate some of the turbulent passages that social researchers learn to negotiate…
Floating in Quarantine
This piece is a collaboration between Venice-based photographer, Katarina Rothfjell, and Turin-based sociologist, Luigi Russi, both of whom experienced the onset of quarantine in Italy, in March 2020, in order to contain the spread of the Covid-19 disease.An abrupt rupture in the conduct of everyday life punctures an atmosphere of safe expectations and reveals unsettling new proximities. First and foremost: the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is ubiquito…
Finding Direction at the Edge of Law and Life
The Islamic legal enterprise forms an inherently plural system that can appear puzzling to commentators looking for faithfulness to principle or precedent. When one looks at it, instead, as an ongoing search for correspondence between divine guidance, rooted in the foundational sources of Islam, and the singularity of concrete circumstances, Islamic law is revealed as a practice of discernment against the grain of the particular. This article unf…
Meeting Your Neighbor For Another First Time
This piece acknowledges the role that a capacity for second-order reflexivity plays in communication—specifically after the latter has been disturbed by the need to adopt hygienic measures in social contact to face the COVID-19 medical emergency. After the Italian government issued recommendations for halting contagion, gestures (hugging, kissing, leaning in) that would customarily enter the fold of communication no longer remained available, gen…
Ecolaw Now
Research methods in environmental law
The legal enterprise can easily fall into a ‘bureaucratic mode’,1 whereby it starts churning out normative definitions, under the pretense it does so through some ‘view from nowhere’. In this burea
Eavesdropping
This article is an exploration of John Shotter's suggestion to approach social inquiry as a ‘craft’. To take this suggestion seriously calls for making visible the specific ‘skills’ that conjure social inquiry into being, as craft. For this reason, the article presents small vignettes—drawn from the author's practice of supervision of researcher‐practitioners—that elucidate some of the turbulent passages that social researchers learn to negotiate…
Ecolaw Now
Floating in Quarantine
This piece is a collaboration between Venice-based photographer, Katarina Rothfjell, and Turin-based sociologist, Luigi Russi, both of whom experienced the onset of quarantine in Italy, in March 2020, in order to contain the spread of the Covid-19 disease.An abrupt rupture in the conduct of everyday life punctures an atmosphere of safe expectations and reveals unsettling new proximities. First and foremost: the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is ubiquito…
Finding Direction at the Edge of Law and Life
The Islamic legal enterprise forms an inherently plural system that can appear puzzling to commentators looking for faithfulness to principle or precedent. When one looks at it, instead, as an ongoing search for correspondence between divine guidance, rooted in the foundational sources of Islam, and the singularity of concrete circumstances, Islamic law is revealed as a practice of discernment against the grain of the particular. This article unf…
Meeting Your Neighbor For Another First Time
This piece acknowledges the role that a capacity for second-order reflexivity plays in communication—specifically after the latter has been disturbed by the need to adopt hygienic measures in social contact to face the COVID-19 medical emergency. After the Italian government issued recommendations for halting contagion, gestures (hugging, kissing, leaning in) that would customarily enter the fold of communication no longer remained available, gen…
Eavesdropping
This article is an exploration of John Shotter's suggestion to approach social inquiry as a ‘craft’. To take this suggestion seriously calls for making visible the specific ‘skills’ that conjure social inquiry into being, as craft. For this reason, the article presents small vignettes—drawn from the author's practice of supervision of researcher‐practitioners—that elucidate some of the turbulent passages that social researchers learn to negotiate…
When social change happens
This article is an attempt to draw attention on passages when social change happens, beginning with people’s efforts to observe demanding experiences in order to work through them. This work is made possible by “pivots,” i.e. resources found in culture (a story, a conversation, a memory, an image) that allow a person to gain an eccentric position for observing his/her experience – and regain the ability to make intentional choices within it. In t…
Critical notice of Brian Kemple, The Intersection of Semiotics and Phenomenology. Peirce and Heidegger in Dialogue
The Intersection of Semiotics and Phenomenology is an intellectual tour-deforce.Actually, the title is a misnomer insofar as Kemple's monograph intersects three, and not two, traditions: phenomenology, semiotics, and Thomism (i.e.philosophy in the tradition of Thomas Aquinas).Kemple's Thomism can be presented to a layperson as a position of "realism," as opposed to "nominalism."Thomism, that is, implies a commitment to the intelligibility of real…
Beyond Rupture, Interstice and Reform
Form as Syntax in C.S. Peirce
Research methods in environmental law
The legal enterprise can easily fall into a ‘bureaucratic mode’,1 whereby it starts churning out normative definitions, under the pretense it does so through some ‘view from nowhere’. In this burea
Une « écologie de l’évaluation » pour la Grande Transition ? Fondements de l’évaluation axée sur la causalité formelle
Cet article met en discussion la notion de « cause » que l’évaluation de programme a tendance à utiliser sans qu’elle soit toujours accompagnée d’une posture réflexive. Il met en exergue les contradictions qui surgissent lorsqu’on cherche à modéliser les dynamiques de changement dans les systèmes complexes par une séquence temporelle de cause-effet, surtout par rapport aux projets d’intendance ( stewardship) des socioécosystèmes, de développement…
The Anthropocene as a conceptual tool for education
In a world where facts are contested, the conceptual tool of the Anthropocene epoch – that is, the dramatic and clearly demonstrable ways humans have changed the Earth system trajectory since the mid-20th century – provides real value for society in general and for education in particular. As a unifying concept, it helps us (a) understand the transformed bioclimatic conditions in which we live, (b) appreciate how fragile they are, how rapidly the…
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