Alessandro Salice

Alessandro Salice is a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at University College Cork, Ireland, since 2016. His academic career includes prior roles as a Research Fellow at institutions like University of Memphis, University of Okayama, and University College Dublin, as well as Visiting Professorships at Vita-Salute San Raffaele, University of Cagliari, and Russian State University for the Humanities.

Research Interests:

• Phenomenology (focusing on Early Phenomenology and the Brentano School)
• Philosophy of Mind and Psychiatry
• Emotion Theory and Moral Psychology
• Collective Intentionality and Social Epistemology
• Philosophy of Action and Language

Key Contributions: Salice explores the intersection of phenomenology, social philosophy, and empirical psychology. Recent work examines emotional mechanisms, group identification, and disturbances in shared intentionality related to psychopathological conditions. His publications span peer-reviewed journals and book chapters, often addressing Husserl’s theories, social self-feelings, and the philosophical implications of collective experiences.

Collaborations: He has co-authored works with scholars like Mikko Salmela, Glenda Satne, and Kengo Miyazono, contributing to fields such as social ontology, cognitive science, and moral philosophy.