Diego Donna

Diego Donna is Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Bologna, where he deals with the history of modern and contemporary philosophy. Doctor Europaeus (University of Bologna/Utrecht) and postdoctoral fellow in the Herméneutique des Lumières project (FNS, Université de Genève/Bologna), he has been a Visiting Scholar at numerous international universities and research centres, including Université Lyon III, Birkbeck College of London, Princeton University, Utrecht University. At the Department of Philosophy he is a founding member of the International Centre for Spinozian Studies 'Sive Natura', a member of the Research Centre Knowledge and Cognition and of the research group Philosophies in Translation. He is coordinator of the research group Enlightenment. Histories and Philosophies. Among his recent publications: Contre Spinoza.Critique, système et métamorphoses au siècle des Lumières (Georg, 2021), Dispersione, ordine, distanza. L’Illuminismo di Foucault, Luhmann, Blumenberg (Quodlibet, 2021), Ragione e mito. Hans Blumenberg e la costituzione della razionalità moderna (Mucchi, 2018).