Gennaro Imbriano

Gennaro Imbriano is an Associate Professor at the Department of the Arts, University of Bologna, specializing in the History of Philosophy (PHIL-05/A). His academic career includes roles as a Research Fellow (2015-2019) and PhD training at the University of Macerata and Ruhr University Bochum (2011-2014). He teaches courses on the History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, focusing on themes like Marx, Hegel, Heidegger, and Koselleck.

Education:

• PhD in Philosophy (University of Macerata) and History (Ruhr University Bochum), 2014
• M.Phil. in Theoretical, Moral, Political, and Aesthetic Philosophy, University of Bologna, 2009
• Bachelor’s in History of Philosophical and Scientific Ideas, University of Bologna, 2006
• Erasmus exchange at Dresden University of Technology, 2007-2009

Research Interests: His work centers on critical theory, political philosophy, and conceptual history. Key themes include Marx’s critique of politics, Heidegger’s philosophy of economy, and Koselleck’s theories of modernity and historical time. Current projects explore the intersections of philosophy, modern crises, and intellectual history.

Recent Publications: Recent works include *Marx e il conflitto* (2020) and *Il tempo della contraddizione* (2019), examining Marx’s political thought and the interplay of time in Marx and Heidegger. He also edits interdisciplinary journals and collaborates on translations of key texts.

Labs & Collaborations: Leads the *Laboratorio di critica storiografica e filosofica*, organizing seminars on modernity, Koselleck’s conceptual history, and Marxian theory. Recent events include a 2023 international conference on Koselleck’s centenary and a 2024 presentation of Karl Korsch’s *Karl Marx*.