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Sommario; Reset 107 (2008)


PD, QUALE IDENTITA'
Giuliano Amato e Sergio Chiamparino discutono del futuro del Partito democratico. Quale futuro? Dopo la sconfitta elettorale, non si può fare a meno di costruire l'identità del nuovo partito a partire da una campagna di radicamento città per città. Ci vorrebbe un federalismo alla Cattaneo, ma senza fughe verso fantasiose idee separatiste, peraltro poco gradite agli italiani come dimostra il sondaggio su Giuseppe Garibaldi che l'Ispo di Mannheimer ha realizzato per Reset.

SETTARISMO
Il filosofo israeliano Avishai Margalit analizza il concetto di settarismo dimostrando la natura suicida di questa opzione in politica. Manichei e narcisi, ideologici e minoritari per vocazione, i settari dividono il mondo tra "noi", i buoni, e "loro", i malvagi. Una lezione da tenere a mente, anche guardando all'Italia e al suo futuro.

INTERNET-GIORNALI
Il matrimonio tra vecchio giornalismo e nuove tecnologie ancora non funziona. Aumentano i lettori-navigatori, ma la pubblicità su internet non lievita. La stampa è sull'orlo del baratro? Come coniugare la qualità dell'informazione con la gratuità del web? Interventi di: Angelo Agostini, Eric Alterman, Luca De Biase, Ferruccio De Bortoli, Giuseppe Granieri, Andrew Keen, David Weinberger, Ethan Zuckerman.

FEDE E RAZIONALITA'
Esiste una religione della ragione? Un libro candida a questo ruolo il cattolicesimo di Ratzinger con il suo richiamo al logos (si veda il discorso di Ratisbona). Gianni Vattimo e Roberta De Monticelli si dividono sulla razionalità della fede. Marco Vannini (autore del libro in discussione) spiega le sue di ragioni.

MIRACOLI
Da Lourdes a Padre Pio, indagine su speranze e manipolazioni. Sergio Luzzatto racconta il mistero delle stimmate di Padre Pio e del perché lui, in quanto storico, non è voluto entrare nel merito della loro natura. Sempre sulle stimmate di Padre Pio scrive David Bidussa e le indica quali simbolo dell'Italia che cambiava. L'inchiesta su Bernadette Soubirous di Peter Holenstein mostra tutte le incongruenze della storia della ragazza di Lourdes. Ma Emma Fattorini e Paolo Apolito invitano a prendere i miracoli sul serio, senza cadere nello scetticismo e a riconoscere la speranza come un motore che travalica la scienza.

VIDEO-DEFORMATI
Stereotipi e fraintendimenti televisivi ostacolano il dialogo tra Occidente e islam. La polarizzazione delle posizioni, la rappresentazione dello scontro, le news di guerra. Tutti i vizi di un'informazione che non riesce a essere schiava dell'audience. Interventi di Giancarlo Bosetti, Giuliano Amato, Otto Schily, Lawrence Pintak, Steven Livingston, Muhammad I. Ayish, Ibrahim Helal, Adel Iskandar, Daniela Conte.

"TOLLERANZA ROM"
Come affrontare senza paure e senza tentennamenti l'"emergenza" di una minoranza più minoranza di altre. Ricette per disinnescare timori e potenziali razzismi. Articoli di: Francesco Margiotta Broglio, Alessandro Simoni, Nando Sigona, Elisa Novi Chavarria, M. Angeles Félix Ballista.


 



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