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20709755 FILOSOFIA MORALE - L.M. in Philosophical Sciences LM-78 N0 GENTILI DARIO
(syllabus)
The course presents and analyses the three fundamental modes of conflict: agon, polemos, stasis. That is, the conflict as "competition" (ethos at the same time moral, economic and sporting, which finds its clearest determination in ancient Greek thought); the conflict as "war" (Hobbes); the conflict as "civil war", within the community and the political body (Loraux, Agamben). The aim of the course is to define the peculiarity of these different modes of conflict.
(reference books)
- T. Hobbes, Leviathan, Part 1. and Part 2.
- J.-P. Vernant, City-State Warfare, in J.-P. Vernant, Myth and Society in Ancient Greece, Zone Books, New York 1989.
- N. Loraux, The Divided City: On Memory and Forgetting in Ancient Athens, Zone Books, New York 2006.
- G. Agamben, Stasis: Civil War as a Political Paradigm, Stanford University Press, Redwood city 2015.
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