Lo schermo del diritto. Visioni dalla caverna. Vol. 1 Lettera/spirito, prospettiva, occhio della macchina,

[Machine translation] The series of lessons “Homo Homini Homo. Fragments and figures of an anthropology” contrasts with Hobbesian (“Homo homini lupus”) or Spinozian (“Homo homini deus”) anthropology, a philosophical and legal vision inspired by Vico and Pico, law and humanities and visual legal studies. The first volume constitutes a fresco aimed at criticizing the myth of the separation between the humanist birth of perspective and the previous figural culture, up to Dante: analyzing the theological and political continuity between painting, theater, cinema and the contemporary 360° view of the robot. Starting from the analogy between Plato's cave, the immersive one of virtual reality and that of the fictional case of Lon Fuller located in 4300 AD - in which four speleologists locked in a cave become cannibals to survive and are found guilty of murder - a non-Hobbesian anthropology, introducing the problem of evil and sacrifice as the foundation of the very existence of society.