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JCU Authors Bibliography

Brunella Antomarini

Publications from 2012 on

Antomarini, Brunella. 2023. “Leibniz’s Teleology, or a Pre-History of Cybernetics.” In Humanism and Beyond: Past, Present, and Future of the Humanities in Liberal Arts Education, edited by Fabrizio Conti and Stefan Lorenz Sorgner. Budapest: Trivent.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2022. “The Xenobots as Thought-Experiment. Teleology Within the Paradigm of Natural Selection.Studi di estetica, no. 23 (September). 

Hui, Yuk, and Brunella Antomarini. 2022. Pensare la contingenza: la rinascita della filosofia dopo la cibernetica. Vortici. Roma: Castelvecchi. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2021a. “Alessandro di Francesco’s augmented writing.” In Out Now: Œ Case Files, edited by Simone Ferracina, 238–49. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2021b. “Contact in Absentia: Toward a Cybertouch.” In The Covid Spectrum Theoretical and Experiential Reflections from India and Beyond, edited by Kanchana Mahadevan, Satishchandra Kumar, and Meher Bhoot, 23–32. Speaking Tiger Books.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2021. “Introduzione alla collana ‘Il gioco nella filosofia.’” Gamification Lab Magazine (blog). January 27, 2021.

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, eds. 2021. InVerse 2021: Italian Poets in Translation. Rome: John Cabot University Press.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2020. Le macchine nubili. Le navi. Roma: Castelvecchi.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2019. “I manuali aptici di Manuela Bertoli.” Trame 3: 264–65.

Antomarini, Brunella, Adam Berg, Vladimir D’Amora, Alessandro De Francesco, and Miltos Manetas. 2019. Hephaestus Reloaded / Efesto Reloaded: Composed for 10 Hands / Composizione per 10 mani. Santa Barbara: Punctum Books.

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, eds. 2018. InVerse 2018 : Italian Poets in Translation. Rome: John Cabot University Press. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2017a. “A Thing Which Is.” In Naufragio Del Singolare, 302–14. Modena: Galleria Mazzoli. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2017b. “Peirce and Cybernetics: Retroduction, Error and Autopoiesis in Future Thinking.” Cognitio. Revista de Filosofia 18 (2): 187–204.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2017c. “Una cosa che sia.” In Naufragio del singolare, 12–25. Modena: Galleria Mazzoli. 

Antomarini, B., George Oppen, and Paul Vangelisti. 2017. Naufragio del singolare. Modena: Galleria Mazzoli. 

​AntomariniBrunella. 2016. “Dove abita una donna.” In Abitare, edited by Silvia Pedone and Marco Tedeschini, 9–19. Sensibilia 8. Milano: Mimesis. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2015a. “Collected in Silence: A Meditative Travelogue.” In In the Language of Barbarians, I Would Tell You Stories, edited by Richard Milazzo, 81-92. New York: Edgewise.

AntomariniBrunella. 2015b. “L’errore, O del carattere fantastico del mondo.” In Errore, edited by Silvia Pedone and Marco Tedeschini, 25–42. Sensibilia 7. Milan: Mimesis. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2015c. “A Few New Animals.” In Nausikaa’s Isle: A Tribute to Paul Vangelisti, edited by Dennis Phillips, 45–47. Milan: Postmedia Books.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2015d. “Pensiero poesia scrittura in feedback loop.Smerilliana 17:275–290.

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi. 2015. “Introduction: Ten Years of Italian Poetry.” In InVerse 2014-2015: Italian Poets in Translation, edited by Brunella Antomarini, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, 5-6. Rome: John Cabot University Press. 

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, eds. 2015. InVerse 2014-2015: Italian Poets in Translation. Rome: John Cabot University Press. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2013a. Aesthetics in Present Future: The Arts and the Technological Horizon. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2013b. "L'eolipila di Erone Alessandrino: L'intelligenza dimenticata dell'inventore." In Cose, edited by Manrica Rotili and Marco Tedeschini, 27-42. Sensibilia 6. Milan: Mimesis.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2013c. La preistoria acustica della poesia: Per uno studio antropologico della poesia. Torino: Aragno. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2012a. “Dogville, or the Arrogance of Grace: Notes on Cinema as Theatre.” In On Dogville, edited by Sara Fortuna and Laura Scuriatti, 38-50. New York: Wallflower.

Antomarini, Brunella. 2012b. “The Task of the Translator Today.” In InVerse 2012: Italian Poets in Translation, edited by Brunella Antomarini, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, 7–9. Rome: John Cabot University Press. 

Antomarini, Brunella. 2012c. Thinking through Error: The Moving Target of Knowledge. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. 

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi. 2012a. “Introduction.” In InVerse 2012: Italian Poets in Translation, edited by Brunella Antomarini, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, 5–6. Rome: John Cabot University Press. 

Antomarini, Brunella, Berenice Cocciolillo, and Rosa Filardi, eds. 2012b. InVerse 2012: Italian Poets in Translation. Rome: John Cabot University Press.

Antomarini, Brunella, and Alastair McEwen. 2012. The Maiden Machine: Philosophy in the Age of the Unborn Woman. New York: Edgewise Press. 

Brock, Geoffrey. 2012. The FSG Book of Twentieth-Century Italian Poetry: An Anthology. Translated by Damiano Abeni, Moira Egan, and Brunella Antomarini. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux.