Ignasi Boada Sanmartín

Ignasi Boada Sanmartín is a Lecturer at the Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations, Ramon Llull University. He specializes in philosophy, Western thought, and environmental sustainability education. His work bridges ancient philosophy with modern ethical engagement, particularly through the lens of Catholic studies and interdisciplinary research.

Research Focus: Boada Sanmartín's research explores topics such as Heidegger's Black Notebooks, Anaximander's influence on Western philosophy, and the role of Christian humanism in shaping European cultural identity. He also investigates how Catholic universities can ethically engage with environmental sustainability through education.

Grants & Projects:

• FILOCULTURA (2014–2017): Examined philosophical reflection on principles and their reception in Catalonia.
• STReaM (2017–2021): Explored society, technology, religion, and media intersections.
• EIDOS (2022–2025): Focuses on culture and communication studies.

Recent Contributions: Key publications include analyses of Heidegger's rectorship, Anaximander's philosophical legacy, and the ethical engagement of Catholic institutions in sustainability. His work is peer-reviewed and spans academic journals and edited volumes.