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    Issue 1, 2024: "Resistance"

    The choice of the concept of “resistance” to the inaugural issue of Aion. Journal of Philosophy and Science is no accident. It comes in line with Aion’s commitment to developing its critical activity and presence in the public space.

  • Issue 3, 2026: "Where are the Technologies of the Future? From Simondon to Science Fiction"

    In 1983, Gilbert Simondon argued that “a deepend technology must learn not only to invent the new but also to reinsert the old and update it in the present under the call of the future.” In an era defined by artificial intelligence, energy crises, climate change, and the shift toward cognitive warfare, philosophers must develop new criteria for rethinking progress in all its dimensions, moving beyond our obsession with power, and embracing the risks of science fiction, in order to restore a less ephemeral future, for both technological concretizations and the individuations of living beings.

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    Issue 2, 2025: "Imagination"

    Few concepts in the history of philosophy or science are as rich, polysemic and mysterious as imagination.  That “art concealed in the depths of the human soul” as Kant said, is indeed a fundamental concept in philosophy, namely in philosophy of knowledge, logic, metaphysics, philosophy of science, modal epistemology, aesthetics, philosophy of art, ethics, social and political philosophy, philosophy of mind and so on.