The relevance of historical, structural and cultural differences in the global framework refers to the ineluctability of the human and social sciences in their ability to provide theoretical and methodological tools for a critical reflection on the future. The cycle of seminars aims to range between anthropological, historical, legal and geographical approaches allowing to decline the theme of the recognition of multiplicity, addressing issues of wide socio-cultural interest and crossing different places and dimensions – including body, health, memory, identity, genders, powers, territories, practices, religions.