Titlebook: Exploring Contextualism and Performativity; The Environment Matt Alessandro Capone,Assunta Penna Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Silence as a Meaning Frameworke sociology of communicative interaction which has emphasised the function of non-verbal communication. The second part of the article attempts to answer this question by showing how important it is to view silence as a common good to be recovered as an essential value in social bonds. The various d

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Reasoning as a Tool at the Service of our Goals what we can mean with the term .. In particular, a functional and pragmatic account of rational reasoning will be proposed. According to it, the best kind of thinking (i.e. the more rational) is whatever kind of thinking that best helps people to achieve or protect their goals and reduce the costs

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When Context Really Matters: The Case of Schizophreniaeveral authors have claimed that one of the core deficits in schizophrenia concerns the ability to represent and maintain context (Cohen & Servan-Schreiber, 1992; Braver & Cohen, 1999; Barch et al., 2001). At the social level, schizophrenic subjects often complain that they are not able to understan

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Moral Enhancement and Contextualism: Some Reasons for the Unattainability of the Program for Moraliz or genetic techniques. In a broad sense, we can refer to all these practices as human enhancements. They are the topic of an interesting ethical debate. In this paper, a particular kind of human enhancement will be investigated: moral enhancement. It is the possibility, even if only prospective for

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Clinical Pragmatics and Contextualismtics. In accomplishing this task, I deal with three critical questions. The first concerns the importance of an interdisciplinary approach in the clinical setting: the integration of competences from multiple scientific fields can allow us to understand better the nature of some severe pathological