This paper offers a pragmatist reading (Peirce, Dewey, Mead) of the digitalization of care: beyond its technical dimension, digital health tools must be assessed by their capacity to recognize each individual and to institute a genuine community of inquiry among patients, professionals, and institutions.

Paolo Costa, researcher at the FBK Center for Religious Studies, will hold a seminar on September 14 in the Aula piccola of FBK, where he will discuss the ambivalent relationship between thought and solitude relying on three different examples of uses of truth.

Dimitri D’Andrea, professor of political philosophy in the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Florence, will give a talk on October 5 in the Aula Piccola at FBK, focusing on the analysis of a new form of individualism: singularism.

Can a digital model break social isolation? Contrasting invisible gurdwaras in Italy with monumental ones in Singapore, this seminar explores urban solitude, introducing participatory 3D reconstruction as a listening process to counter marginality, giving a voice to the community as they imagine and redesign their spac

The idea of nature is once again at the heart of contemporary reflection. It is an unstable notion, no longer easily opposable to ‘culture’. The same idea of a return to nature seems obsolete: we are part of nature, which is not an essence to be protected or violated, and is itself imbued with artificiality.

The international conference “The Lonesome Meaning” explores multiple forms of solitude and isolation in contemporary cultures, bringing together religious, ethical, social, and technological perspectives. Through an interdisciplinary approach, it will examine both painful experiences of separation and abandonment and voluntary forms of withdrawal, recollection, and meaning-making, including new scenarios shaped by artificial intelligence and imaginaries of insularity.