Irene Viparelli

Irene Viparelli is a Researcher specializing in Political Philosophy and Contemporary Philosophy, with a focus on Marxist theory and 19th-century revolutionary thought. She holds a Master's Degree in Philosophy from the University of Naples Federico II (2004) and a PhD in 'Ethics and Political-Legal Philosophy' from the University of Salerno (2008). She completed a post-doctoral scholarship at Portugal's Foundation for Science and Technology since 2009, with prior research at the École Normale Supérieure in Lyon (2008-2009). Her research critically examines Marx's theories, Althusserian structuralism, and Negri's biopolitical concepts, emphasizing historical conjunctures and revolutionary dynamics.

Her work bridges philosophy and political action, analyzing themes such as class struggle, revolutionary praxis, and the interplay between ideology and material conditions. Key publications include studies on Althusser vs. Negri theoretical frameworks (2012), Marx's 1848 writings (2009), and educational theory in Marxist contexts (2011).

Her publications span journals like Logos, Revista Germinal, and Archivio di storia della cultura, with contributions to edited volumes on contemporary political philosophy and critical theory. Research collaborations include organizing academic events such as the IVas Jornadas de Jovens Investigadores de Filosofia (2013).