In this interview, Mario De Caro discusses about most important problems of ‘Realism’: from linguistic and conceptual characterization just before the role where Realism takes on science and epistemology. In this case De Caro presents his idea of Liberal Naturalism. The issue of Realism is also engaged referring to artistic languages, especially the cinematographic one. In the second part, De Caro talks about ‘teaching philosophy’ and the importance which could performs in this topic the concept of ‘play’ and its practice. At the end, it is warded off the future horizon of ‘the end of philosophy’.
Realismi, linguaggio e gioco
fabio lusito;
2015-01-01
Abstract
In this interview, Mario De Caro discusses about most important problems of ‘Realism’: from linguistic and conceptual characterization just before the role where Realism takes on science and epistemology. In this case De Caro presents his idea of Liberal Naturalism. The issue of Realism is also engaged referring to artistic languages, especially the cinematographic one. In the second part, De Caro talks about ‘teaching philosophy’ and the importance which could performs in this topic the concept of ‘play’ and its practice. At the end, it is warded off the future horizon of ‘the end of philosophy’.File in questo prodotto:
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