Greta Favara, Nicole Miglio

Digital Identities, Digital Ways of Living: Philosophical Analyses

SECTION 1. PERSONAL IDENTITIES – DIGITAL MINDS, BODIES AND PERSONS

Jean Du Toit and Gregory Morgan Swer

Virtual Limitations of the Flesh: Merleau-Ponty and the Phenomenology of Technological Determinism

Verbena Giambastiani

The Asymmetrical Relation Between Humans and Technologies

Sarah Pawlett Jackson

Three Bodies: Problems for Video-conferencing

Lorenzo Olivieri

Persuasive Technologies and Self-awareness: A Discussion of Screen-time Management Applications

SECTION 2. LANGUAGE AND MIND – SOCIAL MEDIA AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION

Andrea Addis, Olimpia G. Loddo, and Massimiliano Saba

Social Acts in Digital Environments

Silvia Donzelli

Countering Harmful Speech Online. (In)effective Strategies and the Duty to Counterspeak

Henk Jasper van Gils-Schmidt

Hilde Lindemann’s Counterstories: A Framework for Understanding the #MeToo Social Resistance Movement on Twitter

SECTION 3. ETHICAL AND POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Helena de Preester

Life Is What You Fill your Attention with – The War for Attention and the Role of Digital Technology in the Work of Bernard Stiegler

Francesco Tava

Solidarity and Data Access: Challenges and Potentialities

Natalia Satokhina and Yulia Razmetaeva

“The Loss of Experience” in Digital Age: Legal Implications

SYMPOSIUM ON LUCIANO FLORIDI’S

PENSARE L’INFOSFERA. LA FILOSOFIA COME DESIGN CONCETTUALE

Carlo Crosato

Introduzione: se la rivoluzione informazionale si rivela troppo conservativa

Maurizio Ferraris

Web tolemaico e web copernicano

Leonardo Manna

Il pensiero come relazione o intero semantico? Intorno alla filosofia di Luciano Floridi

Roberto Mordacci

Sapere, progetto, azione. Sul primato del pratico

Luigi Vero Tarca

Infosfera, apertura e verità

FREE CONTRIBUTIONS

Shiva Rahman

On the Existential Significance of ‘Readiness Potentials’

Marco Viola

Three Varieties of Affective Artifacts: Feeling, Evaluative and Motivational Artifacts