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Antonio Rigopoulos is a Full Professor at the Department of Asian and North African Studies, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he has been a faculty member since 1999. He serves as Coordinator of the Editorial Committee of Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Venice University Press and is Scientific Director of the journal Annali di Ca' Foscari - Oriental Series . His research and teaching focus on Indian religions and philosophies, particularly devotional (bhakti) and ascetic (yoga) traditions in medieval and modern India, with a regional specialization in Maharashtra. His educational background includes a PhD in Religious Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara (1994), an MA from the same institution (1989), and a Laurea in History from Ca' Foscari (1987). He is fluent in Sanskrit, Pali, English, French, Hindi, and Italian, and has conducted extensive fieldwork in India. Rigopoulos's research interests span Indology, Tibetology, Hindu philosophy, metaphysics, and Oriental philology. His scholarly work emphasizes the guru tradition, bhakti movements, and the cultural-religious dynamics of Maharashtra. He has contributed significantly to the study of Dattatreya, the Bhagavad Gita, and the concept of Maya in Hindu thought. His recent publications (2023–2024) reflect a sustained engagement with core Hindu texts and concepts, particularly focusing on Krishna’s theology, divine illusion, compassion, and exegetical methods. These works demonstrate a thematic continuity in interpreting classical Indian philosophy through contemporary academic lenses. Gerald J. Larson Dissertation Award (1995) Annual Departmental Research Funding (ADiR/FRA) since 2000 He has supervised doctoral seminars and contributed to PhD programs in Oriental Studies at Ca' Foscari. He has also participated in national and international research projects (PRIN), served on editorial boards of prestigious journals such as Asiatica Venetiana and Filologie medievali e moderne , and delivered lectures at institutions like Venice International University and the Pontifical University Antonianum. His academic service includes roles in curriculum development, doctoral faculty committees, and research governance within his department. Rigopoulos leads editorial and research initiatives centered on South Asian studies, particularly through the Venice-based academic networks and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini. He is actively involved in promoting Indological scholarship through publications, conferences, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

• Indology
• Tibetology
• Indian Religions
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Paolo Pagani is a Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage , Ca' Foscari University of Venice , with a focus on Moral Philosophy . He holds the qualification of Full Professor (M-Fil/03) since 2015 and has participated in national research projects (PRIN) like ROSMINI – Analysis and Resources Rosmini’s Thought in a Digital Environment (2022). He contributes to editorial boards of journals such as Eternity & Contradiction. Journal of Fundamental Ontology and Rosmini Studies , and directs the Metafisica book series at Studium-Marcianum. Specializes in Moral Philosophy , Philosophical Anthropology , and the thought of Antonio Rosmini . Teaches courses like Filosofia Morale (Moral Philosophy) and Antropologia Filosofica (Philosophical Anthropology) at Ca' Foscari. Supervised 9 PhD theses and authored over 20 publications, including books on topics like freedom, creation, and metaphysics. His research spans interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly in bioethics and philosophy of religion , and he organizes postgraduate seminars such as FILPRA (Filosofia della Pratica) . He has served on committees for national academic competitions and evaluations, including the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR) and the National Scientific Habilitation Commission.

• Moral Philosophy
• Philosophical Anthropology
• Ethics
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Paolo Falzone is an Associate Professor at the Department of Modern Literature and Culture, Sapienza University of Rome. He specializes in Dante studies, medieval philosophy, political thought, and classical sources in modern Italian literature. His research bridges theological, philosophical, and poetic dimensions in Dante's works and their historiography. His academic contributions include critical analyses of Dante's political discourse, studies on Averroism's influence, and comparative examinations of classical reception in 20th-century Italian writers like Pasolini and Morante. He has co-edited scholarly works and organized conferences on Dante's intellectual legacy. Keywords: Dante Alighieri, Averroism, Medieval Philosophy, Italian Literature, Political Thought, Classical Reception Falzone's publications reveal trends in Dante's philosophical foundations, Manzoni's ideological frameworks, and interconnections between Greek tragedy and modern Italian dramaturgy. His editorial projects highlight collaborative scholarship in Italian philology. Office hours and course materials are managed through the university's virtual classroom system, with email contact at paolo.falzone@uniroma1.it. He teaches graduate courses on Dante's works and 19th/20th-century Italian literature.

• Italian Literature
• Dante Studies
• Medieval Philosophy
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Oberto Marrama is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at Ca' Foscari University of Venice's Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Groningen and Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, with a focus on Spinoza’s theory of the human mind. His academic career includes postdoctoral roles at the University of Oulu and Bar-Ilan University, alongside teaching positions in Canada and Italy. Educational Background: PhD in Philosophy (cum Laude, 2014–2019), University of Groningen/Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières MLitt by Research (with Distinction, 2013–2015), University of Aberdeen Master's Degree in Philosophical Sciences (with honors, 2009–2012), Ca' Foscari University of Venice Bachelor of Philosophy (with honors, 2003–2008), Ca' Foscari University of Venice Research Interests: Marrama specializes in 17th/18th-century philosophy of mind, with a focus on Spinoza, Margaret Cavendish, and Hobbes. His work explores panpsychism, consciousness, memory, and the intersection of rationality and affective states. He investigates how early modern thinkers conceptualized mind-body relationships and the ethical implications of deterministic frameworks. Article Trends: His publications emphasize comparative analyses of early modern philosophies, particularly Spinoza’s panpsychist materialism, Cavendish’s universal self-knowledge, and Hobbes’ materialist anthropology. Recent work addresses memory’s role in virtuous behavior and the historical networks surrounding the Cavendish Circle. Scientific Awards: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (2023–2025) Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation Grant (2021–2023) FRQSC Doctoral Scholarship (2016–2018) Advising and Grants: Marrama has co-organized workshops and conferences, including the Cavendish Circle and Hobbes collaborative events. He has curated digital archives like PhilPapers and served as a reviewer for journals such as British Journal for the History of Philosophy and Philosophies . Labs and Teams: He is affiliated with the Center for Renaissance and Early Modern Thought , New Voices on Women in the History of Philosophy , and the Groningen Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Thought , contributing to early modern philosophical discourse and collaborative research projects.

• 17th/18th Century Philosophy
• Philosophy of Mind
• Philosophy of Consciousness
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Fiorella Retucci is an Associate Professor in History of Medieval Philosophy at the University of Salento (Italy) and holds an Akademie-Juniorprofessorin position at the University of Cologne (Germany). She specializes in medieval philosophical texts, particularly focusing on scholasticism and intellectual networks. Education: Philosophy graduate from University of Lecce (2003), International PhD in Italian-German Cotutelle (2007). Professional roles include researcher at Cologne's Thomas-Institut (2005-2013) and national coordinator of a MIUR-funded FIRB project (2013-2016). Currently leads two PRIN Projects and directs a DFG-funded project on Durandus de S. Porciano's Sentences Commentary. Her research interests include critical editions of medieval texts, medieval metaphysics, and the history of philosophical knowledge. She is editorial board member of journals like Recherches de philosophie et de théologie médiévale and chairs the Italian Academic Forum. Awards include the Mela d'Oro (2011) and Lessing Förderpreis (2010). Active in academic administration as Coordinator of the Department of Humanistic Studies' Joint Commission since 2020.

• History of Medieval Philosophy
• Medieval Philosophy
• Medieval Theology
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Fabrizio Amerini is an Associate Professor of History of Medieval Philosophy at the Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Industries (D.U.S.I.C.) of the University of Parma, Italy. He holds a National Scientific Qualification (ASN) for Full Professor of History of Medieval Philosophy (2017-2023). His academic career spans institutions including the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, University of Florence, and international universities in Denmark, Canada, and Italy. Education : PhD in History of Medieval Philosophy from Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa (2003), Post-Doc Fellowships in Medieval Philosophy and Logic. Research Focus : Medieval Logic, Metaphysics, Theories of Intentionality, Philosophical Anthropology, and the Reception of Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas. Awarded the ANVUR 2017 Finanziamento delle attività base di ricerca, Amerini has organized conferences and served on doctoral committees. His editorial roles include membership in the Scientific Boards of Noctua , PhiloHumanistica , and Memorie Domenicane . He has published over 100 works, including monographs and critical editions. Key Publication Trends : His recent articles and book chapters focus on mental representation, intentionality, and debates around universals, integrating medieval logic with metaphysical and theological questions. Themes include the mind/body problem, hylomorphism, and the influence of Dominican thinkers. Scientific Awards : ANVUR 2017 - Finanziamento delle attività base di ricerca National Scientific Qualification (ASN) for Full Professor (2017-2023) Advisory Roles : Advisor for PhD and thesis students including Salvatore Cirami, Gioacchino Curiello, and Francesco di Giacomo.

• History of Medieval Philosophy
• Ancient and Medieval Logic
• Medieval Metaphysics
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Sonia Gentili is a Full Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, where she teaches in the Department of Modern Literature and Culture within the Faculty of Humanities. She has held this position since her national qualification as Professor Ordinario (Full Professor) in 2017, following her appointment as Associate Professor in 2015. Her academic career at Sapienza began in 2007 when she joined as a researcher. Professor Gentili's research focuses on Italian literature with special emphasis on Medieval literature, Dante studies, Petrarch studies, and the reception of classical and biblical sources in Italian literary tradition. Her work explores the intersections between philosophy, particularly Aristotelian thought, and literary production from the Middle Ages through contemporary literature. She has published extensively on Dante's Convivio, the relationship between poetry and philosophy, and the reception of classical texts in Italian literary tradition. Her scholarly work reveals a consistent interest in how philosophical concepts shape literary expression, particularly examining the transmission of Aristotelian ethics through vernacular literature. Her publications demonstrate expertise in both medieval textual analysis and modern literary criticism, with notable contributions to understanding Dante's intellectual context and the legacy of classical thought in Italian literature. Professor Gentili has received significant recognition for her work, including: The 2016 Viareggio Prize for her poetry collection 'Viaggio mentre morivo' The 2009 Literature Prize from the Accademia dei Lincei 'Angiolo Silvio Novaro,' presented by the President of the Italian Republic She serves in important scholarly capacities, including as a member of the Scientific Council of the Società Dantesca Italiana since 2015 and as co-director of the journal 'Studi Danteschi.' Her research activities include directing multiple funded projects, most notably 'Una biblioteca nella Firenze di Dante: i manoscritti di Santa Croce,' examining Dante's intellectual context through the manuscripts of Santa Croce. Professor Gentili is actively engaged in the international academic community, regularly presenting at conferences across Europe and collaborating with institutions including Notre Dame University and the École Française de Rome. Her current research projects include 'Institutional censorship in Italy (1946-1989),' 'The history and manuscripts of Santa Croce: a library in Dante's Florence,' and 'The idea of poetry in the Italian Middle Ages.'

• Italian Literature
• Medieval Literature
• Dante Studies
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Maria Antonia Rancadore is an Associate Professor at the University of Palermo , specializing in Philosophical Studies with a focus on psychology, dialectics, and 20th-century philosophy. She holds office hours on Mondays at Viale delle Scienze, Building 15, 6th floor, room P6 015, and can be contacted at mariaantonia.rancadore@unipa.it (phone: +3909123897010). Research Focus : Her work bridges philosophy and psychology, analyzing figures like Sartre, Freud, and Marx through dialectical frameworks and historical materialism. Publications : Recent contributions explore Hegelian dialectics, phenomenology, and interdisciplinary educational proposals in Mediterranean philosophy. Academic Engagement : Active in teaching, research, and editorial projects, with no listed scientific awards or supervised theses in available texts.

• Philosophy
• Psychology
• Phenomenology
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Pietro Daniel Omodeo is an Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage , Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He is a historian of science and epistemologist, serving on the Ca' Foscari ERC Board, Venice University Press Editorial Committee, and NICHE Scientific Committee. Research Focus: Historical epistemology, early modern cosmology, political epistemology (Gramscian frameworks), and socio-institutional contexts of scientific debates. Projects: Principal Investigator for ERC Consolidator Grant Institutions and Metaphysics of Cosmology and FARE project Positioned Cosmology in Early Modernity . Teaching: Courses on Historical Epistemology, Political Epistemology, and Environmental Humanities at BA, MA, and Collegio Internazionale levels. Publications span Renaissance astronomy, cosmology, and intersections of science and ideology. He actively engages with international research networks and multilingual scholarship (English, German, French, Latin).

• History of Science
• Philosophy of Science
• Historical Epistemology
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Andrea Colli is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Bologna. His academic discipline focuses on the History of Medieval Philosophy (PHIL-05/C). He holds a PhD from the University of Florence and the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (2009). Colli's research has been supported by prestigious grants, including a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (2015) for the TEACHPOL project on medieval teaching freedom. His work spans medieval scholasticism, with emphasis on figures like Albert the Great, Augustine, and Dietrich of Freiberg, exploring themes of time, intellect, and theological exegesis. Colli has published critically-edited texts and authored monographs such as Alberto Magno e la nobiltà (2017) and Teodorico di Freiberg. Durata e tempo (2017). He is affiliated with the doctoral college Philosophy, Science, Cognition, and Semiotics and the CETEFIL research center. Education : PhD in Philosophy (University of Florence & Freiburg, 2009) His research interests include medieval concepts of time, Augustinian influence on scholastic thought, and the intellectual networks of medieval universities. Recent publications analyze Albert the Great's biblical exegesis and the philosophical debates on intellect unity in the 14th century. Awards : Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (H2020-MSCA-IF-2014, 2015) Advising & Grants : Active in doctoral supervision and research projects across European institutions. Current involvement with CETEFIL and interdisciplinary medieval studies. Labs/Teams : Member of the doctoral college Philosophy, Science, Cognition, and Semiotics and the CETEFIL research center at the University of Bologna.

• Medieval Philosophy
• History of Philosophy
• Scholastic Theology
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Bishara Ebeid is a Researcher in the Department of Asian and North African Studies at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he specializes in Arabic Language and Literature with a focus on Christian Arabic theology and Syriac Christianity. He teaches courses such as Classical Wisdom in Arabic and Colloquial Arabic within the degree programs Ancient Civilizations for the Contemporary World and Languages, Cultures and Societies of Asia and Mediterranean Africa . His research is centered on: Christology and Trinitarian doctrine in Eastern Christianity Critical editions of Arabic and Syriac theological texts Muslim-Christian dialogue in medieval contexts Patristic traditions in Arab Christianity History of Christian communities in the Middle East His recent publications (2023–2025) span critical editions, journal articles, book chapters, and editorial work, reflecting a strong engagement with both historical theology and linguistic scholarship. His work frequently analyzes figures such as Elias of Nisibis, Yaḥyā b. ʿAdī, and Abū Rāʾiṭah al-Takrītī, exploring metaphysical and doctrinal developments in Christian Arabic thought. He publishes in multiple languages, including English, Italian, Spanish, and German, demonstrating broad academic reach. There are no scientific awards listed in the available information. Bishara Ebeid has not advised any students listed in the provided data, and there is no mention of external grants or funding. However, he has organized and reported on academic conferences, indicating active engagement in scholarly networks. He is involved in research projects related to Arab Christianity, biblical translation, and interfaith dialogue, often working with international academic teams and publishing through prestigious presses such as Brill and Ca' Foscari University Editions.

• Arabic Language and Literature
• Christian Arabic Theology
• Syriac Christianity
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Gian Pietro Soliani is a researcher in Moral Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He holds a PhD from Ca' Foscari and has been involved in teaching and research across multiple institutions. Bachelor's Degree in Philosophical Studies (2008), University of Parma Master's Degree in Philosophical Sciences (2011), Ca' Foscari University of Venice Doctor of Research (2017), Ca' Foscari University of Venice His research focuses on medieval and modern philosophy, particularly the intersections between metaphysics, theology, and ethics. Key areas include Rosminian thought, Scholasticism, and the philosophical legacy of figures like Duns Scotus and Pascal. His recent publications explore themes such as Augustine's hermeneutics, Jean-Luc Marion's metaphysics, and the ontological theories of Spanish Jesuit Antonio Pérez. These works reflect his expertise in transcending traditional philosophical boundaries, integrating theological insights with rigorous metaphysical analysis. Member of the Scientific Committee of the Rosminian Journal of Philosophy and Culture Member of the "Italiana" series scientific committee (Orthotes publishing house) PI of the ROSMINI research project (funded by Italian Ministry of University and Research, 2023) Founding member of the Cenacolo Rosminiano del Triveneto

• Moral Philosophy
• Medieval Philosophy
• Metaphysics
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Charles Girard is a Research Fellow at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca' Foscari University of Venice . His research focuses on the History of Philosophy and Logic in the Long Twelfth Century (1070-1220) , as part of the ERC Starting Grant 2021 Project Polyphonic Philosophy (2022-2027). He collaborates with scholars such as Magdalena BIENIAK, Eugenia DELANEY, Sofia ORSINO, Pietro Antonio PODOLAK, Timothy TAMBASSI, and Caterina TARLAZZI. Research Interests : Medieval Logic, Ontology, Philosophy of Mind, Reflexivity, Act and Potence, Conceptual Taxonomy. Key Contributions : Analysis of works by Abelard, Hervaeus Natalis, Boethius, and Gregory of Rimini, with a focus on intentionality, categorial science, and rational beings. His recent publications include articles in Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie , Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales , and Topoi . He has contributed to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and translated works from medieval thinkers. Girard serves as Lead Developer (LD) on the ERC-funded project, advancing new horizons in the history of philosophy.

• History of Philosophy
• Medieval Logic
• Philosophy of Mind
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Alba Arenales Lope serves as a Research Fellow within the Class of Political and Social Sciences at Scuola Normale Superiore, focusing on Mediterranean political history and minority communities. Her institutional affiliation places her within Italy's premier research-intensive university, operating under the national higher education framework. Her research interests span Political Sociology , Contemporary European History , and Minority Studies , with particular emphasis on religious communities and social movements. Work examines Jewish communities under Fascism, Arab Spring dynamics, and medieval civic identities through interdisciplinary lenses combining historical analysis with sociological frameworks. Publication trends reveal consistent output from 1993-2016 across Italian and international venues, with recent work concentrating on Mediterranean political dynamics. Articles demonstrate methodological diversity including archival research, discourse analysis, and comparative historical approaches across six key subfields per publication. Professional activities include participation in the lecture series "Pensare la vita. Il senso degli opposti" at Parma's Cinema Astra, indicating engagement with public intellectual discourse beyond traditional academic venues.

• Political Sociology
• Contemporary European History
• Minority Studies
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Venanzio Raspa is a Full Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the Department of Humanistic Studies of the Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, where he teaches Theoretical Philosophy and Aesthetics. With an academic career spanning over three decades, Professor Raspa has established himself as a leading scholar in Metaphysics, Ontology, History and Philosophy of Logic, and Aesthetics, with particular expertise in Austrian Philosophy and the School of Brentano. His research journey has taken him to prestigious institutions across Europe, including Universität Graz, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and Universitat Pompeu Fabra de Barcelona. Professor Raspa's scholarly contributions include numerous books, edited volumes, and research articles focusing on philosophers such as Meinong, Twardowski, Vasil'ev, and Aristotle. Professor Raspa's work reveals a consistent focus on metaphysical and logical structures, particularly examining how philosophers throughout history have conceptualized categories, identity, and truth. His research on the 19th-century debate surrounding Aristotle's Categories demonstrates his ability to contextualize philosophical concepts within their historical development. His publications on Meinong's Object Theory and Vasil'ev's Imaginary Logic showcase his expertise in less mainstream but highly influential philosophical traditions. Among his notable achievements are the critical editions of Twardowski's lecture notes and the correspondence between Meinong and Twardowski, which have made important primary sources accessible to contemporary scholars. His book on Vasil'ev's Imaginary Logic has been particularly influential in understanding the historical development of non-classical logics. Professor Raspa serves on the editorial boards of several prominent philosophy journals including 'Meinong Studies', 'Discipline filosofiche', and 'Isonomia', demonstrating his active engagement with the international philosophical community. His research has been supported by multiple national projects (PRIN), reflecting its significance within the Italian academic landscape. His academic journey began with a philosophy degree from the University of Urbino in 1991, followed by a PhD from the University of Bari in 1996. After conducting research at various European institutions and holding a post-doctoral position at Urbino, he was appointed as a researcher in Theoretical Philosophy in 2001, eventually rising to the rank of Full Professor.

• Metaphysics
• Ontology
• History of Philosophy
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