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A philosopher, a journalist and other relics

A PHILOSOPHER, A JOURNALIST AND OTHER RELICS

Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - 18:00

Museum of Sacred Art, San Giovanni de 'Fiorentini
Via Acciaioli 2 (Via Giulia), Rome

On the occasion of the their essay

Moriggi Stefano and Gianluca Nicoletti

instigated by

Edoardo Camurri

will discuss

"Because the technology makes us human.
The meat in the Notre Dame and synthetic digital
(Sironi Editore 2009)

Readings

Vincenzo Bocciarelli

From the new "synthetic eternity" to the relics digital

from the physical to the emotional hearing,

between art and life, between science and ethics, between the sacred and the profane,

between past and future.

The Museum of the Florentines are preserved and displayed remains of bodies of the saints, for centuries the object of devotion. In the same place a master of provocation and a philosopher of science will talk on "contemporary relics,

or what remains of the body changed from science and technology.
Moriggi Nicoletti and philosopher - the first, among the few in Italy not to demonize the technique, and a journalist second, acute chronicler of the virtual world - will present their book "Why technology makes us human. The meat in the Notre Dame and synthetic digital confronting issues that always mark the history of man,

but now must again be deciphered.
relics from the new "synthetic", retouched silicon as in the case of Padre Pio,

digital images of the body of Pope John Paul II, the spread of prostheses and physical than emotional, through cyberbadanti, hikikomori and sex dolls:

it is in the folds of the technology that the authors are the key to reinstate the "bodily" dimension, many destined to be transfigured or convicted in post-human. Human

instead will remain always

and technology perspective in which to read our own evolution.

's not all ...
Since January 2010, an exhibition and other events, which will soon have news, will continue this journey of anthropology, art and technology, between science, philosophy and theology, to fathom what it means to be called human today.

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Press Event
Francesca Cella - 347 3313926 - gianluca.nicoletti.press @ gmail.com

Sironi Editore
Enrico Brambilla - 3484092220 - ufficiostampa@alphatest.it

LAWS 's article in "TIME" of 3/11/2009

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