The French translation of Silvia Ferreri’s La madre di Eva published by Éditions Hervé Chopin. The book, published under the title La mère d'Eva, has been recently reviewed Le Monde. Click here to download the review as a PDF.
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La madre di Eva by Silvia Ferreri in Le Monde
Davide Sisto featured in The New York Times
On September 1st MIT Press published Online Afterlives, the English translation of La morte si fa social by Davide Sisto. On September 8th the book was mentioned by The New York Times among the new publications coming out in 2020 from around the world.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/01/08/books/new-books-internati...
"..an eye-opening study of an underexamined aspect of the internet age". - Publishers Weekly
"Online Afterlives offers a vivid philosophical meditation on the ways that digital media are changing people's relationship to mortality. Combining profound theoretical insights with examples from popular culture, Sisto eloquently shows how 'digital ghosts' make it harder to deny death itself". - Tamara Kneese, Assistant Professor of Media Studies, University of San Francisco
"Sisto takes the reader on a whirlwind journey through philosophical concepts, fictions, legal cases and digital data service providers that all combine to create the contemporary fascination with death, legacy, and immortality! A must-read for the curious mind". - Stacey Pitsillides, Vice-Chancellor's Senior Research Fellow, School of Design, Northumbria University
Contribution for the translation of an Italian book
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