I studied philosophy at the Universities of Milan, Paris 1, Warwick, and University College of London, where I was a visiting exchange student in 2012. In 2016 I completed my doctorate in the Philosophy of Mind and Perception at the University of Warwick and Paris 1, within a co-tutelle programme, with a thesis entitled 'Relationalism in the Face of Hallucinations'. I was supervised by Professor Matthew Soteriou at The University of  Warwick and Professor Maximilian Kistler at the University of Paris 1.

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In my PhD Thesis I examined different versions of the argument from hallucination targeting relationalism, formulated a novel and more powerful version of this argument and proposed a strategy that the relationalist can adopt to address this challenge. 

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I work at the the Philosophy Department of the University of Tübingen (Germany)   since 2017.  I was a visiting scholar at the Philosophy Department of the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) from February 2017 to January 2018.

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I wrote several articles for the general public on the intersection between philosophy, literature, arts and neurosciences, in English, French, and Italian. 

 

When I’m not reading or writing philosophy, I enjoy reading novels and reading about art, playing with my daughter, and sewing. 

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Here is my CV