The Reading Laboratory is part of the program in Philosophical sciences (MA level) and is included among the “Other Training Activities (Letter F)”. Upon completion of the Reading Laboratory students will have read through some of Hegel's writings on the sentient soul. In particular, students must have developed and deepened: - advanced language and argumentation skills required for reading and understanding the original editions of Hegel’s Vorlesungen über die Philosophie des Geistes: Berlin 1827-1828; - ability to analyse a philosophical problem from different points of view; - ability to draw conclusions from a variety of observations and inferences. These skills are promoted during the seminar work that is an integral part of the Laboratory through writing texts and collegial debate.
teacher profile teaching materials
Karl Marx, La questione ebraica (ny edition, with preference for the one published by manifestolibri edited by M. Tomba)
Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Ideologia tedesca, capitolo 1 (any edition, with preference for the one published by Editori riuniti a cura di Cesare Luporini)
Karl Marx, Manifesto del partito comunista (any edition, with preference for the one published by Ponte alle Grazie edited by C17)
Karl Marx, Critica al programma di Gotha (any edition, with preference for the one published by Editori riuniti edited by Umberto Cerroni)
Karl Marx, La guerra civile in Francia (any edition, with preference for the one published by Edizioni Alegre)
Programme
During the workshop, students will be required to read, present in class, and comment together on some key texts of early and mature Marxian political thought. In particular, they will focus on the Marxian critique of politics and the state, the genesis of the idea of class struggle, the role of the party, and the historical event of the Paris Commune.Core Documentation
Karl Marx, La questione ebraica (ny edition, with preference for the one published by manifestolibri edited by M. Tomba)
Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Ideologia tedesca, capitolo 1 (any edition, with preference for the one published by Editori riuniti a cura di Cesare Luporini)
Karl Marx, Manifesto del partito comunista (any edition, with preference for the one published by Ponte alle Grazie edited by C17)
Karl Marx, Critica al programma di Gotha (any edition, with preference for the one published by Editori riuniti edited by Umberto Cerroni)
Karl Marx, La guerra civile in Francia (any edition, with preference for the one published by Edizioni Alegre)
Reference Bibliography
Etienne Balibar, La filosofia di Marx, manifestolibri, 2001 Roberto Finelli, Un parricidio mancato, Bollati Boringhieri, 2004 Nicolao Merker, Karl Marx: vita e opere, Laterza, 2021 Stefano Petrucciani (a cura di), Il pensiero di Karl Marx, Carocci, 2019Type of delivery of the course
The Laboratory includes: • Frontal teaching; • Group work and oral presentations by students. In the case of an extension of the health emergency by COVID-19 all the provisions governing the conduct of teaching activities and student evaluation will be implemented. In particular, the following methods will be applied: distance teaching through the University platforms and distance exposure of students' work through the Microsoft Teams platform.Type of evaluation
In order to obtain the eligibility corresponding to 6 university credits (CFU), students must ensure attendance and draw up a short text on one of the proposed topics, which will be exposed and discussed in the classroom.