Giacomo Marramao on Degrado Sociale e Ambientale in Artribune Podcast
In the latest episode of Contemporaneamente, a podcast by Artribune, philosopher Giacomo Marramao discusses the relationship between social and environmental degradation. Marramao, a professor of theoretical philosophy at Roma Tre University, draws on a Florentine Renaissance saying that nature around Florence appears as a human work, contrasting it with today's vicious cycle of hyper-exploitation where the natural environment is treated solely as a patrimonial reserve for market investment and political consensus. The dialogue is part of a larger conversation with Oliviero Toscani on the same theme. The podcast is hosted by Mariantonietta Firmani, founder and director of Parallelo42 contemporary art. Marramao is also a member of the Collège International de Philosophie in Paris, scientific director of the Fondazione Basso, and a visiting professor at prestigious universities worldwide.
Key facts
- Giacomo Marramao is a philosopher and professor of theoretical philosophy at Roma Tre University.
- He is a member of the Collège International de Philosophie in Paris.
- He is scientific director of the Fondazione Basso.
- The podcast is called Contemporaneamente, hosted by Mariantonietta Firmani.
- The episode discusses the relationship between social and environmental degradation.
- Marramao contrasts a Florentine Renaissance saying with today's vicious cycle of hyper-exploitation.
- The dialogue is part of a larger conversation with Oliviero Toscani.
- Mariantonietta Firmani is founder and director of Parallelo42 contemporary art.
Entities
Artists
- Giacomo Marramao
- Oliviero Toscani
- Mariantonietta Firmani
Institutions
- Artribune
- Roma Tre University
- Collège International de Philosophie
- Fondazione Basso
- Parallelo42 contemporary art
Locations
- Florence
- Paris