The environmental crisis which was declared several decades ago poses strong questions to human and political science. They are called upon to confront financial and political issues, and to rethink the sustainability of forms of human life and their impact on the planet, of which the intense debate on the Anthropocene has been an example. But above all this offers political thought a chance to innovate the categories and tools through which it has viewed concepts such as modernity, development and change… in order to bring about a different outlook on the living world.
Daniela Angelucci is professor of Aesthetics at the University of Roma Tre. Among his main areas of interest are the theory of the image and the philosophy of cinema.
Marco Armiero, environmental historian, he is director of the Environmental Humanities Laboratory of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
Daniele Balicco is a researcher in Theory of Literature and Literatures at the University of Roma Tre. Until 2018 he was an adjunct professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes (EHESS) in Paris. His fields of interest, among others, are literature, arts and anthropological mutation.
Ilaria Bussoni, philosopher by training, she deals with new ecologies, landscape, aesthetics and environment in different formats: directing the habitus series at the DeriveApprodi publishing house, writing essays and curating contemporary art exhibitions.
Dario Gentili teaches Moral Philosophy at the Roma Tre University. Among his publications are the monographs: Italian Theory. From workerism to biopolitics (il Mulino, 2012) and Crisis as an art of government (Quodlibet, 2018).
Federica Giardini is professor of Political Philosophy at roma Tre University. Feminist, she directs the master's degree in Gender Studies and Policies and coordinates the master's degree in Environmental Humanities – Territorial Studies, both at the Roma Tre University.
Informazioni
Entrance ticket to the exhibitions and the meeting: special rate of € 4.00, from 5.00pm to 5.30pm, until places last
Palazzo delle Esposizioni - Rotonda
via Nazionale 194