SOCIETÀ DEGLI INDIVIDUI (LA)

In 2002 La Società degli individui (Society of Individuals) won the "Viaggio a Siracusa" prize for philosophical journals. The journal was born out of the long research experience of a group of Italian and foreign scholars from a range of disciplines (philosophy, history, sociology, psychology) and their more recent experience in courses and university seminars, an experience which led to the creation, in Parma, of the 'Centre of Research into Individualism and Community'. The history, exponents and phenomenology of individualism, the relationship between individualism and modernity, the meaning of an individualistic ethic, the moments of conflict and convergence between traditions of solidary thought and individualistic thought, the means of possible mediation between self-affirmative needs and those of a community - these are subjects that La società degli individui addresses through contributions based on different methodologies.
The section Essays (Saggi) hosts contributions of a theoretical or historical nature, emphasising issues relevant not just to specialist debate; in the Archive (Archivio), considerable space is given to papers, previously unpublished in Italian, which address a theme (different in each issue) from a long-term historical perspective; the Interval (Intermezzo) proposes brief literary or poetical suggestions, experimenting possible communication between different languages; the Two Voices (A due voci) section solicits discussion on relevant cultural and social events, while the Notes (Note) section provides information to help the reader build up a small specialist library.

Executive board
Ferruccio Andolfi (direttore responsabile | Università di Parma); Paolo Costa (Fondazione Bruno Kessler); Italo Testa (Università di Parma)

Editorial scientific board
Francesca Sofia Alexandratos (Università di Venezia); Silvano Allasia (liceo Simone Weil di Treviglio); Simona Bertolini (Università di Parma); Valeria Bizzari (Università di Lovanio); Marco Deriu (Università di Parma); Laura Gherardi (Università di Parma); Giulia Lasagni (University College Cork); Chiara Marchetti (CIAC di Parma); Corrado Piroddi (Tampereen yliopisto); Marina Savi (Liceo Romagnosi di Parma); Timothy Tambassi (Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia); Chiara Tortora (Liceo Sannazzaro di Napoli)

Editorial staff (University of Parma)
Simona Del Bono, Donatella Gorreta, Sandra Manzi-Manzi, Lorenzo Sala

Editorial board
Angela Ales-Bello (Pontificia Università Lateranense); Carlo Altini (Università di Modena e Reggio); Fabrizio Amerini (Università di Parma); Bruna Bianchi (Università di Venezia); Irene Binini (Università di Parma); Laura Boella (Università di Milano); Núria Sara Miras Boronat (Universitat de Barcelona); Andrea Borsari (Università di Bologna); Matteo Bortolini (Università di Padova); Alessandro Bosi (Università di Parma); Francesca Brezzi (Università di Roma Tre); Rosa Calcaterra (Università di Roma Tre); Beatrice Centi (Università di Parma); Roberto Cipriani (Università di Roma Tre); Annamaria Contini (Università di Modena e Reggio); Thomas Casadei (Università di Modena e Reggio); Marcella D'Abbiero (Università Roma La Sapienza); Dimitri D'Andrea (Università di Firenze); Fulvia De Luise (Università di Trento); Enrico Donaggio (Università di Torino); Roberto Escobar (Università di Milano); José Edmar Lima Filho (Universidade Vale do Acaraú); Pierfrancesco Fiorato (Università di Parma); Francesco Fistetti (Università di Bari); Gregor Fitzi (Universität Potsdam); Federica Gregoratto (Universität Luzern); Marisa Forcina (Università del Salento); Rino Genovese (Fondazione per la critica sociale); Maria Candida Ghidini (Università di Parma); Wolfgang Huemer (Università di Parma); Marco Ingrosso (Università di Ferrara); Antonino Laganà (Università di Messina); Carmen Leccardi (Università di Milano Bicocca); Sergio Manghi (Università di Parma); Aldo Meccariello (Centro per la filosofia italiana); Linda Napolitano (Università di Verona); Rita Messori (Università dell'Insubria); Gianfranco Pellegrino (Roma LUISS); Eleonora Piromalli (Università Roma La Sapienza); Jordi Riba Miralles (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona); Matteo Santarelli (Università di Bologna); Alberto Siclari (Università di Parma); Marco Solinas (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna); Davide Sparti (Università di Siena); Adriano Zamperini (Università di Padova)

Scientific board
Gabriel Amengual (Universitat de les Illes Balears); Ronald Beiner (University of Toronto); Fina Birulés (Universitat de Barcelona); Alessandro Ferrara (Università di Roma Tor Vergata); Manuel Fraijo (UNED Madrid); Nancy Fraser (New School for Social Research di New York); Ágnes Heller (†); Rahel Jaeggi (Humboldt Universität di Berlino); Axel Honneth (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt); Charles Larmore (Brown University); Steven Michael Lukes (New York University); Stefano Petrucciani (Università di Roma La Sapienza); Gianfranco Ragona (Università di Torino); Emmanuel Renault (Université Paris Nanterre); Fernando Savater (Universidad Complutense de Madrid); Loredana Sciolla (Università di Torino); Mauro Simonazzi (Università di Milano); Jacques Texier († | fondatore di Actuel Marx); Carlos Thiebaut (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid); Nadia Urbinati (Columbia University); Silvia Vegetti Finzi (Università di Pavia); Adriana Veríssimo Serrão (Universidade de Lisboa); Maurice Weyemberg (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

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Rossana Capasso

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Dipartimento di Filosofia
Via D'Azeglio, 85
43125 Parma
Tel.: 0521 90 23 40
E-mail: ferruccio.andolfi@unipr.it
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