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Manlio Sgalambro
Italian philosopher and writer (1924-2014)
Manlio Sgalambro (Italian pronunciation:[ˈmanljozɡaˈlambro]; 9 December 1924 – 6 March 2014) was an Italianphilosopher and writer, born in Lentini.[1] He is known for his collaboration with Franco Battiato.
Biography
[edit]Early Life and Family
[edit]Beginning in 1945, Sgalambro worked jointly with the review magazine Prisma (directed by Leonardo Grassi); his first writing was Paralipomeni all'irrazionalismo.[2] In 1947, he became a student at the University of Catania with a law degree.[3] From 1959, accompanied by Sebastiano Addamo, he wrote for the magazine Incidenze, with his first article being Crepuscolo e notte (reprinted in 2011). Meanwhile, he wrote for the journal Tempo Presente (directed by Nicola Chiaromonte and Ignazio Silone).
Sgalambro married in 1963, at the age of 39. He had five children (Elena, Simona, Riccardo, Irene, and Elisa). The declining income from his citrus orchards, which he had inherited from his father, led him to undertake a thesis for a degree and start teaching to supplement his income.
Publication with Adelphi
[edit]In the late 1970s, Sgalambro began organizing his thoughts into a systematic body of work. At the ag
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Strategy
What are stratagems and why are they so important in strategic intervention?
Stratagems: history
In ancient Greece tradition Metis art ( greek goddess symbol of brilliance and shrewdness) embodied the ability of achieving the highest results with the smallest cost. This wasn’t intended in lack of effort but it meant “total efficiency and efficacy” (Nardone 2003), as in the stratagem of winning without fighting. Following mythology even Zeus was extremely envious of her so much that he ate her in order to take possession of her skills.
Stratagems are sophisticated devices aimed at overcoming obstacles with creativity and minimum waste. – D. Zolesi
Another important cultural tradition linked to the art of stratagems is the Chinese philosophy revolved around an ancient book of military strategy: The art of war by Sun Tzu. Along with this book it is crucial to quote another key source of knowledge, presenting a collection of 36 stratagems which, despite their military origin, can be successfully applied to a wide range of scopes, from problem solving in business to human relationships and effective communication. A rich language well-stocked with metaphors, analogies and aphorisms, offers the reader a glimpse on the main Ch