Olga Belmonte García

Olga Belmonte García is a Professor of Moral Philosophy affiliated with the Faculty of Philosophy at Complutense University of Madrid and the Department of Philosophy, Humanities and Communication at Comillas Pontifical University. Her research focuses on moral philosophy, religious studies, ethics, feminist philosophy, and reconciliation theory. She has directed doctoral theses and published extensively in journals such as Isegoría, Sal terrae, and Razón y fe.

Her work explores themes like ethical frameworks, religious experience, and philosophical dialogue, with a particular emphasis on vulnerability, reconciliation, and the ethics of recognition. Notable contributions include analyses of Franz Rosenzweig, Emmanuel Levinas, and Martin Buber, as well as interdisciplinary studies on migration and democratic regeneration.

Belmonte García has coordinated volumes on topics like violence, justice, and freedom, and her book Víctimas e ilesos: ensayo sobre la resistencia ética examines ethical resistance in vulnerable contexts. She actively participates in academic conferences and engages with contemporary philosophical debates on education, theology, and social justice.