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Works by Fabio Sulpizio
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- I “MANOSCRITTI MATEMATICI” DI MARX E LA NASCITA DELL’ECONOMIA MARGINALISTA.Fabio Sulpizio & Forges Davanzati Guglielmo - 2021 - Segni E Comprensione 101 (35):26-41.The aim of this paper is to address the question why the old Marx was interested in mathematics. While most interpreters argue that his interest was philosophical, it is maintained here that Marx tried to understand the developments of Economics and, particularly, of marginalism and that, in order to fully understand the new theoretical paradigma, he needed to study a particular branch of Mathematics, namely the derivatives.
- La crisi della malinconia. Philosophie e medicina in Philippe Pinel.Fabio Sulpizio - 2019 - Consecutio Rerum: Rivista Critica Della Postmodernità 7 (4):99-118.For Philippe Pinel, the concept of melancholy is one of the key methods for understanding not only a specific mental illness but also the new map of mental alienation. However, as Hegel shows in his work, the madness is not only a moment of growth in the history of the mind, but also a pattern of scientific intellect that builds a new science of the mind that is a science of humanity. It is the melancholy, however, with its complex and (...)
- I “MANOSCRITTI MATEMATICI” DI MARX E LA NASCITA DELL’ECONOMIA MARGINALISTA.Fabio Sulpizio & Forges Davanzati Guglielmo - 2021 - Segni E Comprensione 101 (XXXV):26-41.The aim of this paper is to address the question why the old Marx was interested in mathematics. While most interpreters argue that his interest was philosophical, it is maintained here that Marx tried to understand the developments of Economics and, particularly, of marginalism and that, in order to fully understand the new theoretical paradigma, he needed to study a particular branch of Mathematics, namely the derivatives.
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