The future of hope
This volume presents the proceedings of the Conference The Future of Hope: an Interdisciplinary Dialogue, promoted by the European University of Rome in Brussels in 2024 as part of the journey toward the Jubilee 2025. Hope is explored as a dynamic concept: rooted in biblical and philosophical traditions yet crucial for today’s challenges-artificial intelligence, migration, peace, education, sustainability, and innovation. The collected essays combine scientific rigor with dialogue between academia and politics, showing how hope can inspire critical reflection and concrete action, revealing possibilities of truth and goodness even in complex times.
Edited by Renata Salvarani
This volume comprises essays by: Gianluca Amatori, Maria Buccolo, Maria Chiara Cianfriglia, Augusto Cosentino, Andrea Dessardo, Javier Fiz Perez, Mathieu Gulliermin, Igor Kilanowski,
David S. Koonce, Markus Krienke, Armin M. Kummer, Giorgia Lauri, Ludovica Malknecht, Dario Manfellotto, Enrico Miatto, Sara Navarro Lalanda, Francesco Palma, Giuseppe Pace, Angelo Panno, Giovanni Polizzi, Luciano Romano, Roberta Rodelli, Beatrice Saltarelli, Renata Salvarani, Aleksandra Syryt, Guido Traversa, Enrico Trono.
KOONCE - An apologetics of hope in the 21st century: rereading 1 Peter 3:15 in a postmodern world
KUMMER - Remember the Future: Contending Semantics of Hope and the Normativity of the Future
MANFELLOTTO - Mind and body: key concepts in a dialectic relationship
KRIENKE - Is there a technological reason for hope? Technology and Human Relationship in the Age of AI
GUILLIERMIN - New humanism in the time of neuroscience and artificial intelligence: an international action research project
COSENTINO - Artificial Intelligence and Historical-Religious Research: Navigating New Frontiers Through Case Studies
MALKNECHT - Trust and social cohesion beyond polarization: perspectives on the European public sphere
POLIZZI - Building a new global architecture of peace
SALVARANI - Between migration and ICT: social projects for a Mediterranean urban Hope
ROMANO - PANNO - What drives youth to participate in climate protests? Examining the role of Hope and collective self-efficacy
PACE - No plan, no hope: reclaiming sustainability through place-based transitions
RODELLI - Historical and Environmental Heritage as a Driver for Promoting Sustainability
SYRYT - KILANOWSKY - Sustainable development and culture: how to reconcile values and create a foundation for policies and law in the european union?
LAURI - Nunc demum redit animus (Tacitus, Agricola, 3. 1): hopes and expectations after the end of a tyrannical government
FIZ PEREZ - Humanistic innovation between values and skills. The role of universities in developing social impact
NAVARRO LALANDA - Sonic and Musical Citizenship in Contemporary Societies
AMATORI - Education as Hope, Education is Hope. Theoretical perspectives and practical pathways toward a possible future
DESSARDO - Education and pedagogy in the change of age. A panoramic view on some examples of recent children’s literature
BUCCOLO - Recommendation on Education for Peace, Human Rights, and Sustainable Development: A New Challenge for Schools
PALMA - The inclusive teacher in European perspective with the Erasmus Project
CIANFRIGLIA - MIATTO - SALTARELLI - Educating with Hope: visions, limits, and possibilities of educational practice in complex social contexts
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Anno: 2025Numero pagine: 336
ISBN: 978-88-382-5622-6
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