ReflectionAI, consciousness and the Logos in the Gospel of JohnIf a mechanical device handles language like a human, can we still deny it any form of consciousness? byFranco Lo Piparo10 AUG 26
the weekend supplements“If we were ever to meet on Judgement Day”: Wittgenstein beyond geniusBefore he became the philosopher of the "Tractatus", his friends thought of him as an angel. But he had quite a temper, as poor Engelmann discoveredbyAlessandra Iadicicco3 AUG 26
Words for our times /3Strength as a founding principle: the yardstick for us EuropeansAfter the Second World War, the cult of strength vanished from the Old Continent’s radar as swiftly as someone trying to forget a nightmare. Not only that: what prevailed was a cult of weaknessbyLuigi Marco Bassani25 JUL 26
Words for our times /2The profound ambiguity of the force that has held science in check for centuriesThe central problem of philosophy, Newton wrote, seems to be that of discovering the forces of nature. Physics, however, does not teach us how to avoid catastrophe. That is a task that falls entirely to usbyLuca Amendola18 JUL 26
