The advance of technology is radically changing the way humankind works, lives and communicates. And even the way reality is understood and interpreted. What effects might the digital revolution pro...
Antonio Spadaro
Antonio Spadaro, a Jesuit, is the editor of La Civiltà Cattolica, a magazine founded in 1850. He is consultant to the Pontifical Council for Culture and the Pontifical Council for Social Communication. One of his areas of expertise is the languages of contemporary culture. In 1988 he founded the creative writing association BombaCarta. He is the author of a number of books on contemporary culture and in particular on literary criticism, such as Abitare nella possibilità. L’esperienza della letteratura, I (2008) and L’altro fuoco. L’esperienza della letteratura, II (2009).
He has edited the collected writings of G. M. Hopkins (2008), Walt Whitman (2009) and Flannery O'Connor (2011) and has dedicated more than a decade to the study of digital culture from an anthropological and theological perspective. He edits the blog Cyberteologia and is the author of books on digital culture including Connessioni. Nuove forme della cultura al tempo di Internet (2006), Web 2.0. Reti di relazione (2010) and Cyberteologia. Pensare il cristianesimo al tempo della rete (2012).