FRANCISCO ARENAS DOLZ

Francisco Arenas Dolz is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy and Educational Sciences, Universitat de València. He is a member of the ETIDEMO Research Group, focused on Applied Ethics and Democracy, reflecting his active engagement in contemporary ethical and political discourse.

His research centers on Moral Philosophy, with a strong emphasis on Applied Ethics, Democratic Theory, and Aristotelian conceptions of deliberation and action. Drawing from philosophical hermeneutics and rhetoric, his work bridges classical philosophy with modern democratic challenges. His foundational work includes a doctoral thesis on hermeneutics, rhetoric, and the ethics of logos in Aristotle’s philosophy, situating him at the intersection of ancient thought and current ethical frameworks.

Francisco Arenas Dolz is actively involved in academic research through the ETIDEMO group, contributing to interdisciplinary projects on ethics and democratic practices. While specific publications and supervised students are not listed in the provided text, his institutional and research affiliations indicate an ongoing scholarly presence in moral and political philosophy.

The available data does not mention any scientific awards or honors.

He has advised at least one PhD student (himself, as principal investigator of his thesis), but no other students are listed. There is no mention of external grants or funding in the provided information.

He is affiliated with the ETIDEMO (Applied Ethics and Democracy Research Group), which likely engages in interdisciplinary research on ethical decision-making, democratic governance, and public policy, contributing to both theoretical and practical dimensions of applied ethics.