by Hans Rott
homo individualis is a kind of sub-species of human animal whose members are conscious of themselves as something unique, irreducible to mere physical, biological, mental, or social factors, and inherently valuable in their particular individuality.
The ‘Homo Individualis’ project posits that members of this cultural species are the real or ideal protagonists of ‘modern’ societies and many of their fundamental institutions (freedom of expression, freedom of thought, human rights, etc.). The project aims to investigate the structure of self-consciousness that characterizes these entities, understand its conditions of possibility, and identify its socio-ethical-political implications and horizons.
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Causality is from Persons (P.F. Strawson)
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by Andrea Altobrando
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In this article I try to illustrate the reasons why Husserl included such a metaphysically challenging concept as the monad in his phenomenology. I will first offer a brief historical reconstruction of that path that led Husserl to such an introduction, and then focus on some key features of the Husserlian monad (immortality and unbornness, epistemic substantiality, plurality of monads, and uniqueness of the objective world). I will finally turn to a reflection concerning the phenomenological tenability of Husserlian monadology and weigh its merits and shortcomings.


