Learning by Questioning in Psychiatry

In 1967, Gentili and Muscatello raised a main question to Italian psychiatry about the 'epistemological problem': how can psychopathology take on a scientific statute considering that it is grounded on an almost unafferrable object of study and, in any cas,e not measurable as the lived experience? This is the second paper from the Laboratorio di Antropologia Generale di Bologna, authored by Maria Bologna, Angelo Grossi, Salvatore Inglese, Paolo Scudellari, and Paolo Vistoli.

Dec 2, 202211 min read

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The Artist's Touch for Rekh Magazine

A visually compelling interpretation of President Trump's economic policy has been created by Marina Aliverti, an Italian-Swiss artist, fashion designer, photographer, activist, and author. In the interview conducted by the editor, Aliverti details her methodology regarding the subject of the inaugural issue of the Quarterly Magazine, a publication that is poised to emerge as a preeminent editorial hub in 2026 By the Editor Rekh Magazine, a publication which functions as a pl

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The Deepest Loss To Talk About

It's an anthropological wound that still isn't being talked about enough. On 15 October, there was a day of discussion on the subject of 'perinatal bereavement' in Milan, on the occasion of the Baby Loss Awareness Day, the World Day dedicated to this issue. When a baby dies before they're born or in the first few weeks after they've been born, it's called perinatal bereavement. Psychologist and psychotherapist Allegra Fisogni was a speaker at the conference organised by ASST

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Inside the Metaphysics of Processes

The recently released last issue of The Systemist, one of the leading peer reviewed philosophical magazines in the UK includes the paper...

Jun 291 min read

Haptic Limits of AI: an Investigation

Jun 290 min read

"The Lady of the Body" from Como

Dr. Primavera Fisogni, Ph.D in Metaphysics, journalist, ans translator from hyeroglyphs, will hold a conference at the Laboratorio di...

May 231 min read

A volunteer against indifference: Mario Antonio Clerici's "Farsi prossimo"

Mario Antonio Clerici, author of books and articles, volunteer Mario Antonio Clerici is one of the historical volunteers of the Red Cross...

May 221 min read

Into the Labyrinth: Myth and Metaphor

The theme of the labyrinth is one of the most fascinating and complex. It comes from mythology, is all about metaphors, and refers to a...

Mar 241 min read

Primavera Fisogni (1963), founder and editor-in-chief of Rekh Magazine, is an Italian philosoper and journalist. Educated at the Catholic University, she graduated in Classics (1986), then took a Master in Communication (1989), graduated in Theoretical Philosophy (1999), and a Ph.D. in Metaphysics in Rome at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross with a dissertation concerning the intimate dryness of jihadists. Author of dozens of peer-reviewed papers, she orients her investigations toward global terrorism, the phenomena of evil, phenomenological psychiatry, Ancient Egyptian Thought, and more, always through the lenses of Systemic Thinking. As a journalist, she is the founder and the curator of Tess fashion magazine (published by La Provincia di Como). https://www.linkedin.com/in/primavera-fisogni-9737341a9/?originalSubdomain=it

A NEW EDITORIAL HUB

A new chapter in Rekh Magazine's story is about to be opened with two initiatives: a quarterly review, Rekh Magazine Papers, which will be available on Amazon starting in December, and a collection of books exploring the magazine's topics through the lens of systemic thinking. The first issue of Rekh Magazine Papers will focus on Tumpeconomics from the American perspective. Proposal can be submitted until November 7th, fro, 5 to 15.000 words. For information: pfisogni@gmail.com

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