New Directions in Italian Philosophy

This series redefines the landscape of Italian philosophy. Building on Italian thought’s long-standing influences from other European traditions, this transnational series puts Italian thought into dialogue with not just continental philosophies, but world philosophies, too. It fosters forward-looking, philosophically open debates, and prioritizes themes relating to coloniality/decoloniality, race, economy, gender, and sexuality. The series publishes both primary texts in translation, as well as bold and boundary-breaking new research on the long and unfolding tradition of Italian philosophy. The series is currently open to submissions from a range of backgrounds and perspectives. Advisory board Peter Carravetta, Professor of Philosophy, Stony Brook University, USA Liangjian Liu, Professor of Philosophy, East China Normal University, China Santiago Zabala, ICREA Research Professor of Philosophy, Pompue Fabra University, Spain Claudia Baracchi, Professor of Philosophy, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Italy Simonetta Moro, Professor of Art, Philosophy and Visual Studies, Institute for Doctoral Studies In the Visual Arts, USA Johan Siebers, Professor of Philosophy of Language and Communication, Middlesex University London, UK Federico Vercellone, Professor of Philosophy, University of Turin, Italy Giovanna Borradori, Professor of Philosophy, Vassar University, USA Mario Wenning, Professor of Philosophy, Loyola University Andalusia, Spain Cosimo Zene, Professor Emeritus in the Study of Religions and World Philosophies, SOAS University of London, UK Elena Ziliotti, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands Rita Šerpytyte, Professor of Philosophy and Chair of the Department for Continental Philosophy and Religious Studies, Vilnius University, Lithuania Michael Lewis, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Newcastle, UK Elettra Stimilli, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy