Miquel Ripoll Perelló

Miquel Ripoll Perelló is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Social Work at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) since 2009. He specializes in Metaphysics, Aesthetics, Philosophical Hermeneutics, and Contemporary French Thought, with a focus on poetic and aesthetic avant-gardes. His teaching includes courses like Aesthetic Issues, History of Aesthetic Ideas, and Modern Philosophy II across Philosophy, History, and Language degrees.

• Research Groups: Member of EPOCHÉ (Modern and Contemporary Thought), CRIPCON (Critical Courses of Contemporary Thought), and F&C (Modern and Contemporary Scientific/Philosophical Thought)
• Professional: Writer for Diari de Balears since 2006

Research Trends: His work bridges philosophical theory with literary analysis, exploring hermeneutics in Mediterranean contexts, aesthetic interpretations of 20th-century avant-garde poetry, and intersections between French thought and contemporary philosophy.

Labs/Teams: Active in UIB’s research ecosystems, contributing to modern/contemporary philosophical discourse through collaborative groups.