Published June 27, 2012

Issue Description

Making the Social World: Social Ontology, Collective Intentionality, and Normativity
Edited by Francesca De Vecchi

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Introduction

Making the Social World, or on Making Our Everyday Life World
Francesca De Vecchi
14-21
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Session 1. Social Ontology

Human Social Reality and Language
John R. Searle
24-33
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Perspectives of Documentality
Maurizio Ferraris
34-40
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Metaphysically Lightweight Posits
Matjaž Potrc
42-48
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The Background Power in Searle’s Social Ontology
Olimpia Loddo
50-57
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Covert Institutionality: Sacred Mountains, Witches and Exorcists
Filip Buekens
58-66
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The Paradox of Government: Explaining the Life and Death of a State
Daniela Taglia
68-74
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Session 2. Collective Intentionality and Social Cognition

Subject, Mode and Content in “We-Intentions”
Michael Wilby
78-87
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Is Affective Intentionality Necessarily Irrelevant in Social Cognition?
Sarah Songhorian
88-96
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Collective Intentionality: A Human – not a Monkey – Business
Angelica Kaufmann
98-105
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The Phenomenological Background of Collective Positionality
Emanuele Caminada
106-112
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The “Ought” Implies “Can” Principle: A Challenge to Collective Intentionality
Guglielmo Feis
114-121
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Other Participants' Cooperative Attitude in Legal Context
Federico José Arena
122-130
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Session 3. Normativity and Language

Adýnaton. Four Dichotomies for a Philosophy of Impossibility
Amedeo Giovanni Conte, Paolo Di Lucia
134-143
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Mimetic Constitutive Rules
Corrado Roversi
144-151
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Human Dignity as a Status vs Human Dignity as a Value. A Double Nature
Barbara Malvestiti
152-159
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Rationality as the Normative Dimension of Speech Acts
Federica Berdini
160-165
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Emergent Rules and Social Reality
Gian Paolo Terravecchia
166-173
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Making the Social World without Words
Enrico Terrone
174-182
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