Alfredo Gatto

Alfredo Gatto is a researcher in the M-FIL/06 disciplinary sector at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University's Faculty of Philosophy. He holds a PhD in Philosophy and Cognitive Sciences from the same institution, with a dissertation on Descartes and modern philosophy's genealogy. His research focuses on Early Modern Philosophy, divine omnipotence in medieval and modern scholasticism, and the apocalyptic tradition, particularly Joachim of Fiore.

He teaches 'History of Philosophy,' 'History of Medieval Philosophy,' and related courses. Former roles include post-doctoral research at the Universidade de São Paulo (2016–2018) and visiting fellowships at the University of Coimbra and Toulouse's Institut Catholique. He is affiliated with research groups like CRISI and ICONE, and serves on editorial boards of journals like Giornale Critico di Storia delle Idee.

His publications explore Cartesian philosophy, medieval theology, and apocalyptic thought, with recent works analyzing Joachim of Fiore's impact and divine omnipotence debates. He actively participates in academic engagement, organizing events on topics like 'Big Data and Democratic Crisis' and 'Philosophy and Identity.'