**Steve Jobs** is one of the personalities mentioned in the **2012 maturity exam topics**: the exams have begun and the topics have been released online.
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Just as happened last year with the theme on social networks, also the 2012 final exams are characterized by focusing attention on topics and personalities related to the field of technology.
The 2012 final exam topics have in fact surfaced online, after the dissemination – by electronic package – which apparently took place without any issues at all the exam locations across Italy.
It turns out that Steve Jobs is quoted, including phrases he pronounced, in the topic related to the socio-economic field.
Although the exact content of the topic has not yet been communicated, specialized sites have published the list of types of proposed topics and so it is possible to know that Steve Jobs is mentioned in the topic titled “The crisis and youth“.
Besides the quotes of Steve Jobs the high school graduates are encouraged to reflect on the just proposed topic also based on the Censis Report on work and some Istat documents.
For the second consecutive year, on FullPress we talk about final exam topics, since the subjects proposed by the examination boards closely intersect with technology-related themes and personalities connected to this field.
A sign that the virtual world – as it would have been called a few years ago – is actually increasingly present in everyone’s lives, so much so as to become a smooth exam topic on which to reflect in a far from trivial way.
For completeness, here is a summary table of the 2012 final exam topics in full:
Type A – Text analysis – Montale: “Killing time” is the title of the passage
Type B – Artistic and literary field – Topic: The labyrinth
Type B – Scientific field – Hans Jonas: “The principle of responsibility, an ethics and the technological civilization”
Type B – Socio-economic field – The crisis and young people with excerpts from Steve Jobs
Type B – Historical-political field – Hannah Arendt and the extermination of the Jews
Type C – Historical theme – The common and individual good with excerpts from D’Aquino and Rousseau
Type D – Current affairs theme – I was 20 years old, dreams and styles of the new generations (“I was 20 years old: I will not allow anyone to say that this is the best age of life” is the phrase that inspires the prompt).
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