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Education
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BA, Philosophy - University of Milan, Italy MA, Philosophy - University of Milan, Italy Erasmus Programme, Philosophy - University of Cologne, Germany . |
Research and Teaching
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| Stefano’s main area of interest is phenomenology and its relation to epistemological,
anthropological, and ontological problems. His Master’s thesis, entitled "For a Phenomenology
of the Human Being: Husserl and the Anthropological Question," has been an important occasion for him
to begin dealing closely with such issues. In addition, Stefano is interested in philosophy
of mind and cognitive science, with an emphasis on philosophical conceptions of the
self. With respect to the philosophical tradition, he finds himself particularly drawn
to the philosophy of Aristotle. |
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Contact Details
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PhD student Office: 315 Clement Hall Email: sgvncini<at>memphis<dot>edu . |
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