Giovanni Paoletti

Giovanni Paoletti is a Full Professor of History of Philosophy at the Department of Civilizations and Forms of Knowledge, University of Pisa. He serves as Vice-Rector for Teaching, overseeing academic programs and international collaborations. His research spans modern and contemporary philosophy, focusing on religion, historical theory, French Revolution political thought, and philosophy-social sciences intersections.

• Doctoral School in Philosophical Sciences (University of Florence and Pisa)
• President of the Associate Degree in Philosophy (2016-2022)
• Steering Committee member for Œuvres complètes de Benjamin Constant (De Gruyter, Berlin)

His scientific awards include the Mirella Larizza Prize (2000). With five monographs, five edited texts, and ~60 articles, his work explores symbolic-imaginary frameworks in representing societal, temporal, and political experiences. He previously taught at high school and held scholarships at École Normale Supérieure (Paris) and University of Lausanne (Switzerland).