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What keeps society together? A popular answer has been that collective intentionality lies at the bottom of all manifestations of social reality. Several problems and criticisms have arisen against such a view in the very recent literature. An alternative approach replaces the notion of collective intentionality with the notion of “documentality”: the basis of social reality is the inscription of acts. The multifariousness of perspectives and topics addressed in the present volume witnesses the great vitality of the debate. Our guess is that such vitality is destined to increase in parallel to, and partly because of, the progressive complexification of contemporary societies.
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Social objects
Casetta Elena; Torrengo Giuliano
11-27
Documentality
Ferraris Maurizio; Torrengo Giuliano
29-50
Dissenso e oggetto
Gabriel Markus
51-66
Documentality, emotions, and motivations
Lavazza Andrea
67-86
Collective intentionality, rationality, and institutions
Mladenovic Ivan
87-99
La création d'un nouvel espace social
Pariente-Butterlin Isabelle
101-120
Che cosa esiste fuori dal testo?
Terrone Enrico
121-141
Is society built on collective intentions?
Zimmermann Stephan
143-154
Reciprocal Illumination
Babić Jovan
155-164
On the very idea of imposition
Bartmann Marius
165-171
173-183
Are species social objects? some notes
Casetta Elena
185-193
Liberi dal presente
Kara-Pešić Ivo
195-203
Documenting sex and/or gender
Milutinović Sanja
205-218
Hegel and Searle on the necessity of social reality
Ostritsch Sebastian
219-240
L'argomento dell'uno sui molti
Calemi Francesco F.
241-250
I tre dogmi del trascendentalismo
Grant Iain Hamilton
251-256
Notes on a new analogical realism
Jerez José Luis
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