https://hdl.handle.net/10807/948 2026-06-23T18:55:09Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/340434 Titolo: Innokentij Annenskij. "Maestro" del Novecento russo Autori: Stefano Fumagalli 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/339163 Titolo: L'America Latina fra violenza e letteratura Autori: Vanessa Luisa Carla Ribolzi Abstract: In occasione del primo appuntamento del ciclo degli "Incontri con l'autore" dell'a.a. 2025-2026, lo scrittore peruviano Santiago Roncagliolo racconta la quotidianità di repressione politica e criminalità diffusa nel continente in cui è nato, i grandi autori su cui si è formato, da Fuentes a García Márquez, nonché quelli che hanno ispirato le sue opere, da King alla Oates. 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/333584 Titolo: An Antinomy of Liberalism: Equality of Opportunity and Inherited Wealth in Maffeo Pantaleoni Autori: Oro, Gianmarco Abstract: Within the liberal tradition, the principle of equality of opportunity stands among the most deeply rooted. Emerging in the wake of the French Revolution, it marked the shift from the ascriptive logic that dominated ancient régime societies to the acquisitive logic of the market based on merit and individual abilities. As an egalitarian model, it confines its application exclusively to the realm of ex-ante conditions, thereby accepting inequality in ex-post outcomes and endorsing the market as a mechanism of social regulation. However, the universality of this principle is merely apparent. It represents one of the most contentious antinomies within liberal thought. The case discussed here is undoubtedly among the most significant. In numerous writings, particularly his 1901 essay, Maffeo Pantaleoni explicitly addressed the interplay between “equality of opportunity”, “initial conditions”, and the inherited wealth of economic agents, engaging in a discourse that intertwines ethical, political, and theoretical dimensions. This paper elucidates why Pantaleoni regarded any demand for greater equality of opportunity as inconsistent with the liberal and market-oriented framework. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/328657 Titolo: The "Rondine Method". Between restorative genesis and educational development Autori: Claudia Mazzucato Abstract: Franco Vaccari is the founder of Rondine, the Citadel of Peace in Arezzo, Italy. There, young people from countries at war with one another live together for a two-year training and educational programme known as the Studentato Internazionale World House, according to the Rondine Method. This article explores the connections and differences between restorative justice and the Rondine Method. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z