Society and geopoliticsThank You, West!
Federico Rampini12 October 2026Year I • issue 5 September–October2 minutes read
This is the conformism of our times: it demands that we regard the West as the supreme evil, the most wicked civilisation of all, and that we be ashamed of it. Naturally, of all this too, because it is part of Western culture.
Society and generationsGrown-up Talk
Silvia Lonardo8 October 2026Year I • issue 5 September–October2 minutes read
“The adults are talking here, off you go and play”
“It’s none of your business, you can’t have your say”
This is “grown-up talk”, how often have you heard it?
You’re no welcome guest in their discussions.
Disability and societyA Tantrum Long Past Its Time
Junio Caselli5 October 2026Year I • issue 5 September–October7 minutes read
In the cartoon Heidi, most of us remember the character: Clara Sesemann is the girl in the wheelchair. She is frail and pale, and lives in Frankfurt in an enormous house, with a terrifying governess and a father who is often away.
Society and anthropologyIslamophobia: the fear is of difference
Dino Molteni18 August 2026Year I • issue 4 July–August5 minutes read
Some words begin as descriptions of a phenomenon and end up preventing us from understanding it in all its complexity.
AI and societyThe New Rich: the Cognitive Aristocracy
Junio Caselli28 April 2026Year I • issue 2 March–April4 minutes read
Who will retain the capacity to challenge the system that produces the thinkable?