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Humana.Mente: Journal of Philosophical Studies (2026)
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ISSN 1972-1293 · Associazione Culturale Humana.Mente · 373 artikel di indeks
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“Vom Chaos zur Wirklichkeit”: A Nietzschean Account
This paper explores Nietzsche’s conception of the epistemological path from “chaos” to “reality” and the extent to which it aligns with seminal ideas in Carnap’s constitutional system. More precisely, I argue that key themes from the 1917 edition of "The Will to Power" that Carnap consulted and…
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Digital Humanism, Epistemic Values, and Explanation
This article analyzes the concept of digital humanism and asks whether, and in what sense, it can help ensure that digital systems —including algorithms, automated computation, computer-based models, and large-scale data processing—produce not only efficient outcomes but also knowledge that is…
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Epistemology from Disability, Epistemology of Disability
The article aims to explore in which terms disability represents a resource of knowledge, both in the personal and scientific domains. Specifically, the intertwinement of these two domains is conveyed by the reference to the recent concept of ‘cripistemology’. In the first section, I will explain…
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Amending Heidegger’s Hermeneutic Phenomenology Based on Disabled People’s Lived Experiences
Typically, philosophers ignore disability, treat it as a special case addressed at some point in the distant future, or, worse, view disabled people as nonpersons with nothing worthwhile to contribute to philosophical endeavors. However, philosophers and philosophy have much to learn from disabled…
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The Epistemological Significance of Blindness in Plato’s Republic
The aim of this paper is to address the philosophical significance of Plato’s use of the metaphor of blindness, particularly regarding knowledge and cognition. To begin with, I shall summarise key arguments concerning blindness in Disability Studies. It will emerge that blindness is significantly…
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Understanding Models and Theories of Disability: A Historical Approach to Disability Studies and Contributions from the Philosophy of Science
Cet article examine l’essor des études sur le handicap en tant que domaine façonné par les mouvements sociaux défendant les droits des personnes handicapées. Il met en évidence l’évolution des études sur le handicap aux États-Unis, en Grande-Bretagne et en Scandinavie, qui ont émergé à travers des…
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Autistic Situated Knowledges, Non-Innocent Metaphors, and the Science Question in Autism
This papers starts from the observation that in a world of pathologising and ableist autism science, identifying as autistic has meant battling between the necessity of putting words on lived experience and the risk of contributing to self-pathologising through problematic metaphors or frameworks…
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From Content to Structure
This paper presents a philosophical perspective on disability theorization grounded in the concept of normativity. The integration of phenomenology in Disability Studies, specifically the critique of Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s ideas, provides the background. A comprehensive analysis of the concept of…
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Denaturalizing Cognitive Disability
Cognitively disabled people are pervasively marginalized, in theoretical work and social-political life. Although more than fifty years of social activism and critical theoretical work has politicized and radically reframed the experience of disability, those effects seem to extend only tenuously…
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Deconstruction or Reinforcement? How Modernist Disability Aesthetics Did or Did Not Challenge Historical Normates
This paper aims to examine how disability as a trope has been a constant in Modern Art practices, and to what extent this presence constituted a challenge or a reinforcement of social representations and conceptions of disability. This analysis aims to assess how those tropes can be appropriated by…
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From pathology to Affirmation: Disability Philosophy in Everyday Life
This paper argues for an affirmative disability philosophy and research methodology. Even after four decades of critical disability studies we worry that much of what we encounter in public spaces - in relation to disability - on a day to day basis remains untouched by this critical scholarship…
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Prenatal Testing & Selective Abortion
I examine both the morality of prenatal testing, as well as selective abortion on the basis of the results of that testing. As our ability to test for a variety of genetic conditions grows, the necessity of a nuanced assessment of this practice increases. First, I explore the permissibility of…
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The Embodiment of Disability. How Ableist Expectations Render Visual Practices
How can the self-portraiture of people with disabilities render visible ableist expectations? The paper investigates the visual practices of people with disabilities on social media. An anthropological approach to selfies is deployed to understand the self-representations of people with…
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Can Madness be Utopic? Analyzing Utopias through Madness as Political Praxis
The paper contends that madness can be used as a way to engage with theories of utopia. The author draws upon their own autoethnographic experiences of madness and analyzes them through a Nietzschean perspective. They argue that utopic thought requires a breakage with normative interpretations of…
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Disability Antiwork Politics
Disability theorists have long argued against the valorization of work under capitalist social relations; I explore some of the key arguments for why. Similarly, feminist theorists critiquing productivism have suggested that we should aim not just for better work, but for less work. Given this, it…
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Time to (un)learn: Rethinking philosophy through Disability Studies
In this article I will not try to answer the question what philosophy can say on, and do for, disability, but rather what Disability Studies can say on, and do for, contemporary philosophy and especially for philosophers, who seem to keep understanding the word “philosophy” solely according to the…
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Consuming Disability Online: A Conceptual Framework to Foster a New Ethical Inter-Action
Thanks to new social media, disability presence is becoming more prominent in popular culture as social networks provide alternative platforms to claim public space and visibility. Thus, digital technologies offer a purposeful rebuilding of the disability narrative, becoming a vessel for…
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(Re)producing Identities: The Assumptions in (non)Identity-Affecting Debates
Advances in procreative technologies can entail changes on a number of levels: changing scientific realities but also changing ethical considerations, and changes to the concepts they use or assumptions that some ethical arguments rely upon. One such case has been how the move from the idea of…