Il filosofo Umberto Galimberti: "Ragazzi analfabeti sentimentali, gli abbiamo tolto il futuro"
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We meet Umberto Galimberti, philosopher, professor of cultural anthropology and psychology at Ca' Foscari, where he is professor emeritus, who for years has been writing and giving packed conferences on the disasters of "technology," the power of love and relationships, and the loss of meaning of our times. His latest essay is "The Misadventures of Truth" (Feltrinelli)
00:48 Why We Are So "Disoriented"
01:36 Social Media Is the Degradation of Technology
03:18 We Are Sick of Anguish, Not Fear
04:19 The Frustrations of Young People
06:30 Psychoanalysis, Males and Females
08:22 We Have Deprived Young People of Their Future
09:42 AI Doesn't Create Jobs
11:09 The Troubles of the Primacy of the Individual and the End of Relationships
12:38 The Madness of Love and the Possession Behind Femicides
15:22 Philosophy Is Fact-Checking, Starting in Elementary School
17:07 Sentimental Education Is Made Through Literature
20:30 The Ethics of the Wanderer and the End of the (Near) Earth
24:15 The Atomic Bomb and the Arms Race
25:41 When Humanity Becomes a Herd He wants the boss animal.
In the studio, he also explains why truth isn't taught but discovered, philosophy should be taught in elementary school, and parents, teachers, and social media aren't always right. And also why climate catastrophists aren't entirely wrong, but they don't see a new path forward to get us all out of this together.
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AUMENTARE IL VOLUME DELLA VOCE,
NON RIESCO A SEGUIRE
IL DOTTOR GALIMBERTI,NON VOGLIO PERDERMI NEANCHE UNA PAROLA
DI QUESTO GRANDE INTELLETTUALE.GRAZIE
E devo dire che finalmente lo vedo quasi quasi emozionato su certe cose, esaltato e indignato quasi. Gli da' una dimensioni nuova per me.
Salve, professore..
Il filosofo Umberto Galimberti: "Ragazzi analfabeti sentimentali, gli abbiamo tolto il futuro"
La Repubblica
86,271 views
We meet Umberto Galimberti, philosopher, professor of cultural anthropology and psychology at Ca' Foscari, where he is professor emeritus, who for years has been writing and giving packed conferences on the disasters of "technology," the power of love and relationships, and the loss of meaning of our times. His latest essay is "The Misadventures of Truth" (Feltrinelli)
00:48 Why We Are So "Disoriented"
01:36 Social Media Is the Degradation of Technology
03:18 We Are Sick of Anguish, Not Fear
04:19 The Frustrations of Young People
06:30 Psychoanalysis, Males and Females
08:22 We Have Deprived Young People of Their Future
09:42 AI Doesn't Create Jobs
11:09 The Troubles of the Primacy of the Individual and the End of Relationships
12:38 The Madness of Love and the Possession Behind Femicides
15:22 Philosophy Is Fact-Checking, Starting in Elementary School
17:07 Sentimental Education Is Made Through Literature
20:30 The Ethics of the Wanderer and the End of the (Near) Earth
24:15 The Atomic Bomb and the Arms Race
25:41 When Humanity Becomes a Herd He wants the boss animal.
In the studio, he also explains why truth isn't taught but discovered, philosophy should be taught in elementary school, and parents, teachers, and social media aren't always right. And also why climate catastrophists aren't entirely wrong, but they don't see a new path forward to get us all out of this together.