The Department directly promotes scientific journals, both in paper and digital form, series and other editorial initiatives.

  • Paideia
    Journal of Philology, Hermeneutics and Literary Criticism.
     
  • Historic Collection
    Series of music recordings produced in collaboration with ‘Casa della Musica’ and ‘Casa del suono’.
     
  • ‘Musica in atto’
    Series of publications about transcriptions of conferences organised by the scientific committee of the Musicology section of the Department. It is managed by Professor Marco Capra in collaboration with ‘Casa della Musica’ and Marsilio Publishing House.
     
  • 'La Torre di Babele' - 'L'eredità di Babele' - 'Le lingue di Babele'
    Journals of Literature and Linguistics.
     
  • E-theca 
    (EMILIO WEB - AETAS CARTESIANA - NOCTUA - QUADERNI DI NOCTUA – MEDIAEVALIA)
    Website with texts and tools regarding Medieval and Modern Philosophy.
     
  • ‘I quaderni della ginestra’
    E-zine in line with the topics of another four-monthly journal called ‘La società degli individui’ and of the series of classic books about ‘sympathetic individualism’ promoted by the cultural association ‘La Ginestra’.
     
  • ‘PhiloHumanistica. Sulle orme degli antichi’
    Humanities series directed by Stefania Voce and published by Athenaeum Edizioni Universitarie.
     
  • ‘La società degli Individui’
    Four-monthhly journal of Philosophy and Social Theory.
     
  • ‘Ricerche di S/Confine’
    A site of discussion between different competences within the Unit of Art, Music and the Performing Arts of the Department, without ideological and/or methodological boundaries and aiming at enhancing multidisciplinary aspects and the exchange in different research experiences.
     
  • ‘Parole rubate | Purloined Letters’
    Peer-reviewed journal focused on Literature, Art, Cinema, History and Human Sciences.
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