Political skepticism. History of a doctrine from the ancients to the present day by Spartacus Pupo

ASERI is pleased to present the volume

Political skepticism. History of a doctrine from the ancients to the present day 
by Spartaco Pupo
Mimes editions

Monday 9 May 2022, 6.30 pm
in ASERI (Via San Vittore 18) and ONLINE

Introduces:
Prof. Vittorio Emanuele PARSI, Director of ASERI

Speakers:
Prof. Spartaco PUPO, Associate Professor of History of Political Doctrines at the University of Calabria
Prof. Nicola PASINI, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Milan
Prof. Damiano PALANO, Full Professor of Political Philosophy, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Prof Adolfo SCOTTO di LUZIO, Full Professor of History of Pedagogy, University of Bergamo 

The volume offers for the first time a complete picture of the history of political skepticism, represented by some of the most influential, but politically "inconvenient" authors of Western thought, from Pyrrho to Rorty, passing through Guicciardini, Montaigne, Hume, Russell and others, united by anti-dogmatism and a style that favors hypothesis over infallible certainty, moderation over enthusiasm, Conversational truth to the final solution

Spartaco Pupo, associate professor of History of Political Doctrines at the University of Calabria, is a scholar of the political thought of David Hume, the Scottish Enlightenment and Western skepticism. Among his works: The Community and its Enemies (2008), Politics without "Us" (2011), David Hume (2020). 

Participation is free, upon registration (mandatory). 
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The availability of seats in the hall is limited.
For the safety of the public, speakers and staff, access with an FFP2 mask is strongly recommended.

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