Curriculum 1: Language, Mind, and the Sciences

Coordinator: Fabrizio Calzavarini (fabrizio.calzavarini@unito.it)

This curriculum covers the following areas of research:

  • Epistemology (General Epistemology, Social Epistemology)
  • Logic
  • Philosophy of Language
  • Philosophy of Mind
  • Philosophy of Science (General Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of the Sciences)

The members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are Cristina Amoretti, Carola Barbero, Margherita Benzi, Fabrizio Calzavarini, Stefano Caputo, Vincenzo Crupi, Richard Davies, Ciro De Florio, Elvira Di Bona, Filippo Domaneschi, Aldo Frigerio, Pasquale Frascolla, Marcello Frixione, Francesco Genco, Andrea Iacona, Samuele Iaquinto, Chiara Lisciandra, Diego Marconi, Neri Marsili, Cristina Meini, Luca Moretti, Carlo Penco, Tommaso Piazza, Matteo Plebani, Daniele Porello, Jan Sprenger, Alessandro Torza, Nicla Vassallo, Giorgio Venturi, Marco Viola, Alberto Voltolini, Nino Zanghì.

Some members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are involved in one or more of the following research centers or groups: Center for Logic, Language, and Cognition, AMAMI, PhilHeaD, Labont. The students enrolled in the curriculum 1 are encouraged to participate in the activities organized by these centers or groups.

The curriculum 1 emphasizes the importance of logic as a fundamental tool for philosophical inquiry. Students enrolled in this curriculum are expected to have passed at least one logic exam during their BA or MA studies. Moreover, they must attend a logic course during their first year and pass the corresponding exam.

Curriculum 2: Ethics and Political Philosophy

Coordinator: Federica Liveriero (federica.liveriero@unipv.it).

This curriculum covers the following areas of research:

  • Bioethics
  • Ethics (Metaethics, Substantive and Applied Ethics)
  • Gender Studies
  • History of Ethics
  • Philosophical Anthropology
  • Political Philosophy
  • Moral and Political Epistemology
  • History of Political Thought

The members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are Maurizio Balistreri, Luca Bertolino, Enrico Biale, Ian Carter, Emilio Corriero, Michel Croce, Giuliana Di Biase, Luca Fonnesu, Corrado Fumagalli, Anna Elisabetta Galeotti, Alberto Giordano, Paolo Heritier, Graziano Lingua, Federica Liveriero, Luca Lo Sapio, Antonio Lucci, Filippo Magni, Armando Manchisi, Valeria Ottonelli, Ingrid Salvatore, Luca Savarino, Vera Tripodi, Maria Silvia Vaccarezza, Federico Zuolo.

Some members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are involved in one or more of the following research centers or groups: Aretai – Center on Virtues , Research Center DEMACT, Research Center on Migration, Recognition, Gender, Diversity (MERGED), Research Center MiDiS, EraTo. The students enrolled in the curriculum 2 are encouraged to participate in the activities organized by these centers or groups.

 

Curriculum 3: History of Philosophy and Science

Coordinator: Simona Langella (simona.langella@unige.it)

This curriculum covers the following areas of research:

  • Ancient Philosophy
  • Medieval Philosophy
  • Renaissance Philosophy
  • Early Modern Philosophy
  • History of Science
  • History of Mathematics
  • History of Medicine

The members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are Michele Abbate, Antonio Allegra, Tommaso Alpina, Gregorio Baldin, Alberto Bardi, Francesca Biagioli, Guido Bonino, Amos Corbini, Giuseppe Cospito, Marco Damonte, Giulia De Cesaris, Antonella Del Prete, Silvia Fazzo, Franco Ferrari, Marco Giovanelli, Roberto Lalli, Simona Langella, Brunello Lotti, Erika Luciano, Francesco Luzzini, Marco Menin, Gianluca Mori, Giuliano Mori, Cecilia Muratori, Gianenrico Paganini, Sandra Viviana Palermo, Enrico Pasini, Federico Petrucci, Roberta Picardi, Paola Rumore, Paolo Tripodi, Gabriella Zuccolin.

Some members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are involved in one or more of the following research centers or groups: Filosofia Antica a Torino, TEAMPhil, DR2, fMOD – Research Group on the history of Early Modern and Modern philosophical and scientific thought, Turin Seminar in the History and Philosophy of Science, Renaissance Philosophy Online, Naturalia, NEWWORLD. The students enrolled in the curriculum 3 are encouraged to participate in the activities organized by these centers or groups.

 

Curriculum 4: Aesthetics and Theoretical Philosophy

Coordinator: Luca Ghisleri (luca.ghisleri@uniupo.it)

This curriculum covers the following areas of research:

  • Aesthetics
  • Classical German Philosophy
  • Hermeneutics
  • Ontology
  • Phenomenology
  • Philosophy of Art
  • Philosophy of Religion
  • Philosophy of Technology

The members of the Board of Teachers affiliated with this curriculum are Tiziana Andina, Luca Bagetto, Elisabetta Basso, Alessandro Bertinetto, Paolo Diego Bubbio, Elisa Caldarola, Elena Casetta, Gaetano Chiurazzi, Serena Feloj, Maurizio Ferraris, Ezio Gamba, Gabriele Gava, Luca Ghisleri, Enrico Guglielminetti, Claudio La Rocca, Giuseppe Lorini, Alberto Martinengo, Giacomo Pezzano, Iolanda Poma, Edoardo Simonotti, Enrico Terrone, Luca Vanzago.

Some members of the Board of Teachers related to this curriculum are involved in one or more of the following research centers and groups: Labont, PEApo, Naturalia, Art, Kant, oltre Kant, CSCH, CISS, Centro Studi filosofico-religiosi Luigi Pareyson, EraTo, laboratorio LIFE. The students enrolled in the curriculum 4 are encouraged to participate in the activities organized by these centers or groups.