Graduate Student in Residence
Research Interests:
- Ancient Greek Philosophy
- Feminist Studies
- Women's Studies
Education:
B.A. Philosophy, University of Turin (2022)
Thesis: "Diotima's figure in Plato's Symposium: a woman's mask for a philosophical theft"
Supervisors: Prof. Federico Maria Petrucci (University of Turin) and Prof. Caterina Pellò (University of Geneva)
M.A. Philosophy, University of Turin (2024)
Thesis: "Female nature between Plato's The Republic and Timaeus: a precious resource or a moral punishment?"
Supervisors: Prof. Federico Maria Petrucci (University of Turin) and Prof. Caterina Pellò (University of Geneva)
Research:
My research interests revolve mainly around Plato, on whose work I have carried out analyses that combine the history of ancient philosophy's methods and a feminist perspective. I am currently invested in exploring the ramifications of the monosexual gender system prevalent in antiquity in some works by Plato and Aristotle.
Bio:
In my free time, I love: cooking and trying new recipes from all around the globe, walking, training in combat sports (mainly boxing), and reading feminist essays and novels.