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Riccardo Martinelli

Università degli Studi di Trieste
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  • Università degli Studi di Trieste
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Università degli Studi di Firenze
Dipartimento di Lettere e Filosofia
PhD, 1995
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Areas of Specialization
Metaphysics
Aesthetics
19th Century Philosophy
20th Century Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
European Philosophy
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Areas of Interest
Metaphilosophy
Philosophy of Mind
Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy
General Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of the Americas
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  • Descriptive Empiricism. Stumpf on Sensation and Presentation
    Brentano-Studien 10 83-106. 2003.
    19th Century German Philosophy, MiscSensation and PerceptionCarl Stumpf
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    Philosophical Anthropology: Historical Perspectives
    Etica E Politica. 2010.
    European PhilosophyKant: Social, Political, and Religious Thought
  • Misurare l’anima. Filosofia e psicofisica da Kant a Carnap
    . 1999.
    History of Western Philosophy17th/18th Century Philosophy
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    A Philosopher in the Lab. Carl Stumpf on Philosophy and Experimental Sciences
    Philosophia Scientiae 19 (19-3): 23-43. 2015.
    This essay addresses the interrelations between philosophy and experimental sciences that lie at the heart of Carl Stumpf’s epistemology. Following a biographical exposé demonstrating how Stumpf succeeded in acquiring a dual competence in both philosophical and scientific fields, we examine the vast array of academic disciplines encompassed by his research. Such a biographical treatment aims, indeed, to better promote the thrust of Stumpf’s assertion that philosophical enquiries should always be…Read more
    This essay addresses the interrelations between philosophy and experimental sciences that lie at the heart of Carl Stumpf’s epistemology. Following a biographical exposé demonstrating how Stumpf succeeded in acquiring a dual competence in both philosophical and scientific fields, we examine the vast array of academic disciplines encompassed by his research. Such a biographical treatment aims, indeed, to better promote the thrust of Stumpf’s assertion that philosophical enquiries should always be carried out in close connection with scientific practices, and underlines how philosophico-scientific interactions established his work as a central pillar in the history of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century German thought.
    NaturalismCarl Stumpf
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    La prudenza del carattere. Kant e i due volti dell'antropologia pragmatica
    In S. Guidi & Antonio Lucci (eds.), The Domain of the Human. Anthropological Frontiers in Modern and Contemporary Thought, Edizioni Di Storia E Letteratura. pp. 93-104. 2013.
    The essay investigates the question of the transition from a physiological view of anthropology to one ‘from a pragmatic point of view’ in the work of Immanuel Kant. The concepts this thinking hinges on are those of ‘prudence’ and ‘character’, which are crucial for the break that Kant’s anthropological thought represents with that of earlier and later philosophy.
    17th/18th Century Philosophy
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    Uomo, natura, mondo: il problema antropologico in filosofia
    Il mulino. 2004.
    Con lo sviluppo dell'antropologia moderna, alcuni problemi filosofici si ripropongono in forma inedita. Riflettere sull'uomo non significa più conoscere se stessi, né parlare di Dio o dell'anima, ma confrontarsi con un essere problematicamente proteso tra determinatezza e libertà, tra "natura" e "mondo". Il volume mostra come lo svolgersi di questa vicenda sia assai meno frammentario e discontinuo di quanto talora si presuma. Il problema antropologico è al centro di un vivace ed aspro dibattito …Read more
    Con lo sviluppo dell'antropologia moderna, alcuni problemi filosofici si ripropongono in forma inedita. Riflettere sull'uomo non significa più conoscere se stessi, né parlare di Dio o dell'anima, ma confrontarsi con un essere problematicamente proteso tra determinatezza e libertà, tra "natura" e "mondo". Il volume mostra come lo svolgersi di questa vicenda sia assai meno frammentario e discontinuo di quanto talora si presuma. Il problema antropologico è al centro di un vivace ed aspro dibattito che, dal fiorire dell'antropologia all'epoca di Herder e Kant, giunge, attraversando l'intero sviluppo del pensiero ottocentesco e in particolare le opere di Hegel, Marx, Darwin e Nietzsche, fino all'«antropologia filosofica» e alla critica dell’«antropologismo» da parte di Husserl e Heidegger. E’ su questo sfondo tematico che si comprendono molti degli sviluppi novecenteschi e contemporanei
    Human NatureHistory of Western Philosophy, Misc
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    L'universo kantiano: filosofia, scienze, sapere (edited book)
    with Stefano Besoli and Claudio La Rocca
    Quodlibet. 2010.
    Kant: Science, Logic, and Mathematics, MiscKant: Epistemology, Misc
  • I neokantiani e la psicofisica. Una controversia sul fondamento della conoscenza
    . 1997.
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    Realism, ontology, and the concept of reality
    Etica E Politica 16 (2): 526-532. 2014.
    This essay focuses on realism in ontology and on the problem of defining reality. According to the definition given by many realists, reality is independent of our thoughts, conceptual schemes, linguistic practices, etc. Yet, this merely negative definition of reality has some disadvantages: it implies a dualistic view, and it is incompatible with scientific realism. As an alternative, I introduce and discuss the traditional definition of reality as effectiveness, or capability of acting. I then…Read more
    This essay focuses on realism in ontology and on the problem of defining reality. According to the definition given by many realists, reality is independent of our thoughts, conceptual schemes, linguistic practices, etc. Yet, this merely negative definition of reality has some disadvantages: it implies a dualistic view, and it is incompatible with scientific realism. As an alternative, I introduce and discuss the traditional definition of reality as effectiveness, or capability of acting. I then attempt to determine to what extent this definition can be helpful in the debate concerning ontological realism.
    Realism and Anti-Realism
  • Filosofia del suono. Materiali per una voce enciclopedica
    . 2008.
    AestheticsPhilosophy of Science, Misc
  • Part II. Themes: Introduction
    In Denis Fisette & Riccardo Martinelli (eds.), Philosophy from an Empirical Standpoint: Essays on Carl Stumpf, Rodopi. pp. 145-149. 2015.
    An Introduction to the main themes of Carl Stumpf's Philosophy.
    19th Century German Philosophy, MiscCarl Stumpf
  • Conceptus cosmicus. Conseguenze dell’antropologia kantiana
    . 2007.
    17th/18th Century Philosophy
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    Nota introduttiva a St. Witasek, L’analisi psicologica generale del godimento musicale
    Axiomathes 10 (1-3): 195-202. 1999.
  • Musica e teoria della Gestalt. Paradigmi musicali nella psicologia del primo Novecento
    Il Saggiatore Musicale 5 93-110. 1998.
  • Armonia e consonanza tra romanticismo e fenomenologia
    . 2007.
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