Guido Cusinato understands philosophy as an exercise of transformation. He has devoted particular attention to the phenomenology of emotions, exploring the borderland between philosophy and psychopathology. After obtaining his doctorate in philosophy, he spent a decade researching and teaching abroad, in particular at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich and the Eberhard-Karls-Universität in Tübingen. On his return to Italy, he became Full Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Verona. From 2013 to 2018 he was president of the International Society of Phenomenology 'Max Scheler' (https://maxscheler2.wordpress.com/die-zielsetzung/). He currently directs the online journal of philosophy 'Thaumàzein' (http://www.thaumazein.it/) and the research centre 'Metabole - Philosophy as a way of transformation'.
Modules running in the period selected: 51.
Click on the module to see the timetable and course details.
Di seguito sono elencati gli eventi e gli insegnamenti di Terza Missione collegati al docente:
Topic | Description | Research area |
---|---|---|
Phenomenology of emotions and emotional sharing | The phenomenology of emotions is born in Germany at the beginning of the twentieth century. It linked the issues of philosophical anthropology, phenomenology of corporeity, intersubjectivity and the ontogenesis of the person. In the last few decades a broad international debate has occurred over these issues. One of its most significant results is the comprehension of the phenomenon of emotional sharing as a basis for collective intentionality. |
Theories and practices of care
METAPHYSICS AND ONTOLOGY |
Phenomenological Psychopathology | Phenomenological psychopathology has gone through the history of the twentieth century in a minority position and on the border between philosophy and psychopathology. In the last few decades it has undergone extensive development by bringing together the interest of numerous psychiatrists and phenomenologists on the relationship between schizophrenia, intercorporeality and the capacity to come into contact with otherness. The studies carried out by Bin Kimura, Wolfgang Blankenburg, Louis Sass and Thomas Fuchs are particularly relevant in this perspective. |
Theories and practices of care
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY: GENERAL HISTORY |
Caring relationships and phenomenology of otherness | The philosophy of care has a very long tradition that dates back to Plato’s Alcibiades. In the last few decades the need has been felt to reread this tradition by overcoming the self-referential perspective of “cura sui” in the direction of a philosophy of otherness. For these reasons it is preferable to replace the term “care” or “cura sui” with that of “care relationships”. |
Theories and practices of care
METAPHYSICS AND ONTOLOGY |
Title | Starting date |
---|---|
Auto-organizzazione e libertà | 7/1/05 |
Per una „logica“ della natura umana: antropologia, logica e psicologia da Kant a Plessner (2004) | 1/1/04 |
Office | Collegial Body |
---|---|
member | Faculty Board of PhD in Human Sciences - Department Human Sciences |
member | Council for the Philosophy Degree Course - Department Human Sciences |
member | Council for the Degree Course for Professional Educators - Department Human Sciences |
member | Philosophy Department Council |
full prof. | Consiglio del Dipartimento di Scienze Umane - Department Human Sciences |
******** CSS e script comuni siti DOL - frase 9957 ********p>