- Università degli Studi di Firenze (University of Florence), Philosophy, Department MemberUniversité Paris 1 - Panthéon-Sorbonne, UFR 10 - Philosophie, Department Memberadd
- PhD in History of Philosophy at the University of Parma (interdisciplinary program), in joint supervision with the Un... morePhD in History of Philosophy at the University of Parma (interdisciplinary program), in joint supervision with the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (EXeCO).
BA and MA in History of Philosophy and History of Aesthetics at the University of Florence.
Project title: "'La Voix Rouge': Critique and Genesis of the Concept of Synaesthesia in the French Context of the XIX Century"edit - B. Centi (Parma) / J.-F. Braunstein (Paris 1)edit
This paper aims to situate the topic of ecstasy within the medical and psycho-philosophical discussions of the last years of the XIX century. In order to do that, it focuses on a specific essay of a not so well-known author and its... more
This paper aims to situate the topic of ecstasy within the medical and psycho-philosophical discussions of the last years of the XIX century. In order to do that, it focuses on a specific essay of a not so well-known author and its relations to such 'giants' as William James, Théodule Ribot, and, more generally, to the pathological conception of mysticism in French-speaking countries. The bonds between aesthetic and moral levels in the words of Leuba are highlighted.
Amodal perception, intersensoriality, synesthesia
15th Creph Annual Seminar [Liège, 2021]
15th Creph Annual Seminar [Liège, 2021]
La copia. Un dialogo tra arte, cinema, filologia, filosofia, letteratura e storia [Parma, 2020]
9th ESHS Conference. Visual, Material and Sensory Cultures of Science [Bologna, 2020]
Premières lectures et premières traductions des "Principes de psychologie" de William James [Le Mans, 2019]
XXX Biennial conference of the European Association for the History of Medicine and Health [Birmingham, 2019]
XXVII Convegno nazionale dei dottorati di ricerca in filosofia [Collegio S. Carlo, Modena 2018]
Institute of Philosophy & the Warburg Institute at the University of London, Royal Holloway, and the Berlin School of Mind and Brain