Gian Pietro Soliani

Gian Pietro Soliani is a researcher in Moral Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He holds a PhD from Ca' Foscari and has been involved in teaching and research across multiple institutions.

• Bachelor's Degree in Philosophical Studies (2008), University of Parma
• Master's Degree in Philosophical Sciences (2011), Ca' Foscari University of Venice
• Doctor of Research (2017), Ca' Foscari University of Venice

His research focuses on medieval and modern philosophy, particularly the intersections between metaphysics, theology, and ethics. Key areas include Rosminian thought, Scholasticism, and the philosophical legacy of figures like Duns Scotus and Pascal.

His recent publications explore themes such as Augustine's hermeneutics, Jean-Luc Marion's metaphysics, and the ontological theories of Spanish Jesuit Antonio Pérez. These works reflect his expertise in transcending traditional philosophical boundaries, integrating theological insights with rigorous metaphysical analysis.

• Member of the Scientific Committee of the Rosminian Journal of Philosophy and Culture
• Member of the "Italiana" series scientific committee (Orthotes publishing house)
• PI of the ROSMINI research project (funded by Italian Ministry of University and Research, 2023)
• Founding member of the Cenacolo Rosminiano del Triveneto