David Hereza Modrego

David Hereza Modrego is a postdoctoral researcher at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy. He is a member of two research groups: HistConcep – Conceptual History and Criticism of Modernity and KV Kant-València, both dedicated to the historical and critical analysis of modern philosophical thought.

His research focuses on 20th-century continental philosophy, especially the early work of Martin Heidegger. His doctoral thesis, De la reflexión a la repetición. Un análisis histórico-conceptual de la noción de destruktion en Heidegger (1919–1927), explores the evolution of Heidegger’s methodological concept of Destruktion within the context of phenomenology and the critique of metaphysics.

His work intersects with German Idealism, Kantian philosophy, hermeneutics, and the conceptual foundations of modernity. Through his involvement with the KV Kant-València group, he engages with the reception and transformation of Kantian thought in contemporary philosophy.

While no recent publications are listed, his research trajectory suggests a strong commitment to historical-philosophical methodology and critical theory. He completed his PhD under the supervision of Dr. Faustino Oncina Coves at the Universitat de València in 2022.

Scientific Affiliations:

• HistConcep – Conceptual History and Criticism of Modernity
• KV Kant-València

He is actively involved in advanced philosophical research, contributing to ongoing scholarly discussions on modernity, transcendental philosophy, and existential phenomenology. His work forms part of broader efforts to re-examine the genealogy of key philosophical concepts through rigorous textual and historical analysis.

He has not been documented as supervising any students beyond his doctoral advisor role. There is no indication of external grants or awards in the provided text.