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2019 Programme

Event #11

Luigina Mortari

Taking care of oneself, of others, of the world

We come into the world without a defined form and with the task of finding a sense to the time that we are given to live in this world. When we come into the world, we face the ontological responsibility of taking care of life. Taking care means answering the need of «ulteriority» and planning a future in which the possibility of being alive may flourish. As human beings cannot dominate their experiences but they always depend on others, taking care of their lives can only mean taking care of oneself, of others, of the world.

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Luigina Mortari is professor of Quality Research Epistemology at the Medical School and at the Human Science Department for Filosophy of the University of Verona. Her researches are mainly focused on educational philosophy, on cure philosophy, on the theoretical definition and implementation of qualitative research processes and on professors’ training. Her publications include eighteen monographs, most of which have been translated in different languages, and almost two hundred articles in scientific magazines or collective essays. Among her last works: Filosofia della cura (2015) and La Sapienza del cuore (2017), published by Raffaello Cortina; Spiritualità e politica (by, 2018), MelArete. Cura, etica, virtù (2019), published by Vita e Pensiero.

2019 Programme

Event #11

Luigina Mortari

Taking care of oneself, of others, of the world

Space Exploration: today, tomorrow, and… the day after

And they called it sapiens

The future is history

Sketches

A time that is not near

Popular revolts in Medieval Europe. The Jacquerie of French peasants (1358)

Fragments of extinctions

Our future with A.I.

Will finance save the world?

Jokes on future

Taking care of oneself, of others, of the world

How is Earth’s climate changing?

The art of reading between past and future

The end of «the end of history»

Scott: future’s first explorer

Yesterday’s and tomorrow's diets. How to survive fake news?

Open Source Architecture

The inflamed mind

Will it still be possible to love you?

The race and the language: the future that does (not) expect us

Ernst Henry Shackleton. The hero who defeated the Arctic

The future of the theatre

Piano vs Groove

Popular revolts in Medieval Europe. The rebellion of the Ciompi (1378)

The destiny of a community and many religions: is there a dialogue for the future of humanity?

The Evil’s genes

The future of the word

Looking for immortality

Refugees’ future

What is the perspective of the future of Italy and of the world?

The real truth about plastic and bioplastic (maybe)

Robots of the future and plants

The chimera of peace

Re-writing the future of our children

City art versus outskirts art

Achilles, Odysseus and the truth of the future

Popular revolts in Medieval Europe.
The Jacquerie of French peasants (1358)