Fundamental Solidarity. Liber amicorum Giuseppe Acocella

Carmela Capolupo; Vincenzo Rapone

Fundamental Solidarity. Liber amicorum Giuseppe Acocella

Authors

Carmela Capolupo

University of Naples Federico II

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4227-5777

Vincenzo Rapone

Univeristy of Naples Federico II

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4227-5777

Keywords:

Philosophy, Law, Institutions, Culture

Synopsis

Publisher: FedOA - Federico II University Press

Series: Miscellaneous

Pages: 336

Language: Italian

NBN: http://nbn.depositolegale.it/urn:nbn:it:unina-25625

Abstract: More than a reconstruction of the coordinates of his research, the purpose of this collection is the testimony of a community that approached Giuseppe Acocella, recognizing the prestige of his magisterium. His interests, so diversified, would not have lent themselves to an exegetical reconstruction: rather, we have drawn from the"alive" of his reflections, to the extent that he was able to inspire everyone's research. Moral philosopher, philosopher of the law, philosopher of politics, he was formed starting from the teaching of Capograssi and preferred to direct his reflection on the Lebenswelt, rather than on that formal dimension that would have allowed us a dogmatic reading. Starting from individual inclinations, we wanted to testify to the closeness and significance that Giuseppe Acocella's teaching has played in the search for each one: the topics addressed, which question civil life in its formal and material aspects, reflect the multifaceted tension that only a masterful thinker can inspire.

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Author Biographies

Carmela Capolupo, University of Naples Federico II

Carmela Capolupo is a university researcher in Constitutional Law at the Department of Political Science of the University of Naples "Federico II", where she teaches Constitutional Law and Public Law Institutions. At the "Federico II", at the Faculty of Law, she taught Constitutional Law in the context of curricular modules, Public Law Institutions at the first Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, Public Law at the Faculty of Architecture. At the Faculty of Law she was a member of the Technical Scientific Committee of the II level Master in Economics, Accounting and Finance of Local Authorities, as well as a member of the Faculty board of the Research Doctorate in Public and Constitutional Law. At Suor Orsola Benincasa University in Naples, he taught Cultural and Environmental Heritage Legislation from the 2004/2005 academic year to the 2010/2011 academic year.

She is the author of two monographic works on the theme of equality and on the theme of the constitutional protection of volunteering, as well as essays hosted in collective volumes on the subjects of the Internet access, of the discretion of italian Parliament, of the referendum abrogative, of the government program

Vincenzo Rapone, Univeristy of Naples Federico II

Vincenzo Rapone is Associate Professor of General Theory of Law at the Department of Political Science at the University of Naples "Federico II". A scholar of the anti-formalist and institutionalist currents that informed the central European debate of the first decades of the last century.

He is the author of Logique ou réalité? Una lettura di Méthode d'interprétation et sources en droit privé positif di François Gény, (Logic or reality? A reading of Interpretation method and sources in positive private law by François Gény), Rome 2004; Il limite extragiuridico dell'ordinamento: momenti della riflessione giusfilosofica italiana del primo '900, (The extra-legal limit of the legal system. Moments of juridical philosophical reflection in Italy in the early 1900), Naples 2012; La sfera normativa nel pensiero di Aldo Moro: filosofia del diritto, filosofia della pena, valori costituzionali (The normative sphere in the thought of Aldo Moro. Philosophy of law, philosophy of penalty, constitutional values), Naples 2019.