Roberto Limonta, a scholar of thought in the medieval monastic tradition and of medieval philosophy, a teacher of philosophy and history in secondary schools and a doctoral student in Research and Studies on Antiquity, the Middle Ages and Humanism at the University of Salerno, will be in conversation with Fabrizio Amerini, President of the Degree Course in Philosophical Studies at the University of Parma and professor of History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy and History of Medieval Christian Philosophy at the same University.
This first meeting kicks off the PHILO-DIFFUSIONE – Philosophical Itineraries for the City series , organized by the Philosophy Unit of the Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Enterprises of the University of Parma, in collaboration with the Palatine Library, the Amici della Pilotta Association and the Italian Philosophical Society : five meetings of philosophical dissemination that will see as protagonists and guests scholars from various European universities, known nationally and internationally for their high research profile .
To find out the speakers’ CVs:
- Roberto Limonta: https://unisa.academia.edu/RobertoLimonta/CurriculumVitae
- Fabrizio Amerini: https://personale.unipr.it/it/ugovdocenti/person/20981
