Tommaso Guariento

Tommaso Guariento is a Research Fellow at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. With a PhD in European Cultural Studies from the University of Palermo (2015), he conducted research at Université Paris-1 Panthéon Sorbonne and École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in Paris. His work bridges contemporary French philosophy, Anthropocene studies, and semiotics.

• Education: PhD (2015) - University of Palermo; MA & BA in Philosophy - University of Padua
• Research: Focuses on collective intelligence, cultural evolution, and computational complexity in the ERC AIMODELS project

Guariento's publications reveal interdisciplinary engagement with cognitive psychology, political philosophy, and visual anthropology. His recent articles explore topics like collaborative review systems, memetics, and ontological complexity in the Anthropocene, while his monograph "Miti meme iperstizioni" (2022) examines cultural transmission mechanisms.

As a researcher, he develops theoretical frameworks connecting ancient arts of memory with modern computational systems, proposing innovative models for cultural analytics. His work spans from metaphysical explorations of inhuman subjectivity to practical experiments in open-access publishing systems.