Artifacts and Identity
The I is an artifact.
The experience that each of us has of ourselves and of others is mediated, supported, and constructed by a wide variety of tangible and digital artifacts with whose help we think, feel, and act. PIS investigates how minds and things, subjects and materials are co-constituted and feed back on each other.
Bodies and Identity
The I is embodied.
Each of us lives and knows thanks to and despite our own body schema and the prostheses whereby it acts in the world by exercising power and undergoing affections. PIS investigates how minds and bodies, subjects and other living beings are co-constituted and feed back on each other.
Environments and Identity
The I is situated.
Each man or woman inhabits a space in which he or she develops by interacting with discourses and images, sounds and temperatures; by penetrating places and touching surfaces. PIS investigates how minds and environments, subjects and devices are co-constituted and feed back on each other.
Research
Two-year research project
PI: Prof. Chiara Cappelletto
Post-doc: Marta Calbi
Research Line PON
Supervisor: Prof. Chiara Cappelletto
Ph.D Candidate: Giulio Galimberti
Biennial, renewable research project
PI’s: Prof. Chiara Cappelletto
and Prof. Niccolò Guicciardini
Post-doc: Nicole Miglio
News
Recruitment: we are looking for partecipants in a new study.
The Special Issue “Making Visible: Bodies, Environments, and Apparatuses” is finally out