Art, Recognition, Education

is a Full Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Perugia. He serves as the Coordinator of the PhD program in Ethics of Communication, Scientific Research, and Technological Innovation and is the Dean of the Master’s Degree program in Philosophy and Ethics of Relationships. His research focuses on idealism, critical ontologism, and dialectical thought, particularly in the works of Nicholas of Cusa. He has authored numerous studies and monographs on these topics. Additionally, he leads research groups and is a member of various international review boards.

is a doctoral student pursuing a dual-degree Ph.D. in education between the University of Valencia (Spain) and the University of Perugia (Italy). Her academic training and research focus on artificial intelligence, metalinguistics, and emotional intelligence in educational settings.

Associate professor at Lyon catholic University (UCLy), Scientific integrity referent, Member of  Research group on Culture(s), Language, Imaginaires, UR CONFLUENCE Sciences et Humanités (EA 1598), Vice-dean of the Faculty of Philosophy Lyon Catholic University. Christine Bouvier-Müh’s intellectual, academic, artistic and professional career is situated at the junction of several disciplinary fields: philosophy, psychoanalysis, literature and theatrical creation. After a doctorate in philosophy dedicated in part to an aspect of Walter Benjamin’s legacy relating to narration and the incommunicability of experience, she continued her university teaching in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences, then in Modern Literature, Performing Arts and Philosophy. Her research articulates a transdiciplinary thought that questions ethics and transformations in the social link.

is Associate Professor of Didactics in Language and Literature Teaching at the Faculty of Teacher Training Education, University of Valencia, Spain. Her research focuses on bilingualism and multilingualism, bilingual and multilingual education, second language acquisition, language policies, and the revitalization and preservation of minority languages, particularly those of immigrant communities and indigenous languages of Latin America.

Full Professor, History of Philosophy. Director Department of Philosophy, Social Sciences and Education, University of Perugia. Director of the Metaxy Journal and Director the research group IHRC – International Human Being Research Center –.

Associate Professor, History of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Social Sciences and Education, University of Perugia. Director of Journal «Sophia: Research on Fundamentals and Correlation of Knowledge».

is Associate Professor in Moral Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, Social sciences, Humanities and Education of the University of Perugia. Among her publications: Tra etica ed estetica: l’intersoggettività in Tzvetan Todorov (pièdimosca, Perugia 2023); «Quel gioco superiore» nel dramma della parola: Tzvetan Todorov lettore di Dostoevskij, in «Sophia» XV (2024-2), pp. 181-190; Sul senso del narrare la violenza: tra arte come virtù quotidiana in Tzvetan Todorov e artivismo, in «Paradosso. Rivista di filosofia», 2 (2023), pp. 173-188.

holds a PhD in Philosophy and Human Sciences and is an Associate Professor at UCLy (Université Catholique de Lyon), where he oversees International Relations for the Faculty of Philosophy. He is a researcher at CONFLUENCE: Sciences and Humanities (EA 1598), a member of the Società Italiana di Storia della Filosofia (SISF) and the International Human-Being Research Center (IHRC). With an interdisciplinary approach, his research also explores political philosophy, social philosophy, and the philosophy of work.

Associate professor at Lyon catholic University (UCLy), Member of  Research group on Personne, Accompagnement, Education, UR CONFLUENCE Sciences et Humanités (EA 1598), Director of the Faculty of Education Sciences Lyon Catholic University. Anne-Charlotte TAUTY ensures the articulation and pilots the deployment of the 1st and 2nd cycles of educational sciences around the public universities of convention, Lyon 1 and Lyon 2, and the ISFEC partners of Catholic education. Her thesis work studied the co-elaboration of the concepts of will and wickedness. Her main field focuses on moral philosophy and ethics around themes relating to the will: choice, consent, obedience. She teaches at the Faculty of Education and at ESDES, occasionally in the Faculty of Philosophy.

studied philosophy and contemporary philosophy at the University Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne (Licence and Master). He is currently a PhD student at the University of Perugia in Ethics of Communication, Scientific Research and Technological Innovation. Here, under the direction of Prof. M. Moschini, he is completing a thesis entitled “Paralysis and wait: for a theoresis of messianism through Jacques Derrida’s contribution”

is a lecturer at the University of Perugia. He holds a degree in Philosophy from the University of Perugia and a PhD in Humanistic Studies from the University of Trento. He is a research fellow at the University of Vienna. He is mainly interested in 20th-century ontology and philosophy of religion.

has graduated at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and he is currently a PhD student at the University of Perugia, developing a research on Hegel’s Elements of the philosophy of Right. His area of expertise is classical German philosophy, the history of Marxism, Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School, and contemporary theories of recognition, intersubjectivity and otherness.

holds a degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Jaume I University of Castellón (Spain). In 2023, she completed a Master’s Degree in Secondary Education at the University of Valencia. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish Language and Literature at the National University of Distance Education (Spain). She combines teaching and research in secondary education with collaborations in cultural and social media.

Phd Student at the University of Perugia in co-tutorship with the Institut Catholique de Toulouse, works on the metaphysical tradition of French spiritualism, with reference to M. de Biran, F. Ravaisson, J. Lachelier, É. Boutroux and H. Bergson. Among his publications: L’oscillazione tra esperto ed esemplare. Un’interpretazione filosofica del fenomeno a partire dall’oblio della episteme, in Avere fiducia? Alcune considerazioni sull’etica della scienza dopo il tempo pandemico, G. Tosti (ed.), Morlacchi Editore, Perugia 2023; Dalle Briciole alla Malattia Mortale. Spunti essenziali per una rilettura della filosoficità della fede in Kierkegaard, «laNOTTOLAdiMINERVA», XXI/1 (2023); L’unità della natura e il recupero della sua esperienza. Schopenhauer e Bergson oltre il criticismo, «Il Pensare», XII 13/2023; Tra commedia e tragedia. Il teatro come sanzione sociale e l’estetica pragmatistica del tragico in Bergson, «Il Pensare», XI 12/2022; Istanze dell’ontologismo critico-ascetico tra Schopenhauer e Bergson, «laNOTTOLAdiMINERVA», XX/1 (2022); “Che cos’è la filosofia?” di Martin Heidegger. Spunti essenziali, «laNOTTOLAdiMINERVA», XVIII/1 (2020).

studied Philosophy and Ethics of Relations at University of Perugia. She is currently a PhD student at the University of Perugia in Ethics of Communication, Scientific Research and Technological Innovation. Here, under the direction of Prof. S. Meattini and Prof. M. Marianelli, she is working on “Art and Recognition between Simone Weil and Maria Lai”.

graduated with a PhD from the University of Perugia in Ethics of Communication, Scientific Research and Technological Innovation. He is currently a PhD student in Advanced Theological Studies at the University of Vienna and a member of the “Società Filosofica Italiana – Sezione Perugia”. In his studies, Francesco investigated the thought of German Idealism, Critical Ontologism and C. Gustav Jung in relation to Schelling’s philosophy. He contributes to the scientific journals “La Nottola di Minerva” and “Il Pensare”.

studied Philosophy and Ethics of Relations at University of Perugia. She is currently a PhD student at the University of Perugia in Ethics of Communication, Scientific Research and Technological Innovation. Here, under the direction of Prof. Serena Meattini and Prof. Massimiliano Marianelli, she is working on “Between shadow and obliteration. Art in Emmanuel Levinas”.