Law and Chance

Emanuele Severino (1929 –2020) was an Italian philosopher. An original thinker and public intellectual, he is considered one of the most important Italian thinkers of the 20th century. Damiano Sacco is a philosopher and translator and fellow of the Institute of Cultural Inquiry, Berlin, Germany.

Foreword: Emanuele Severino: Beyond the Alienated Soul of Tradition and Contemporary Philosophical Thought, Ines Testoni & Giulio Goggi

The Translation of Destiny, and The Destiny of Translation, Damiano Sacco

Law and Chance
1. The Immutables, Nothingness, Chance
2. From Epistemic to Scientific Domination
3. The Greek Meaning of Nothingness in Modern Science
4. The Will to Power as Interpretation

Notes On The Problem Of Intersubjectivity In R. Carnap’s “The Logical Structure Of The World”
1. The Unity of Knowledge
2. Experience and the Intersubjectivity of Knowledge
3. The Protocol-Statement Debate
4. The Presupposition of Intersubjectivity in The Logical Structure of the World
5. Intersubjective Knowledge qua Structural Knowledge
6. Intersubjectivity and Objectivity
7. The Concept of Construction
8. Realist Language Formulation of the Concept of Construction
9. The Realist and Constructional Meaning of Intersubjectivity in the Structure
10. The Constructional Order according to Cognitive Primacy
11. Elementary Lived Experiences and the Reason for their Unanalysability
12. The Method of Quasi-Analysis. Goodman’s Critical Observations
13. Scientific-Ordinary Knowledge and Constructional Systems