Giovanni Menegalle
@menegalle.bsky.social
French philosophy, intellectual history, political thought, cybernetics. University of London Institute in Paris. SFS exec. Writing a book on Gilbert Simondon and Raymond Ruyer.
I'm very grateful to the editors Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari @ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaï Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Tenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
November 12, 2025 at 5:16 PM
I'm very grateful to the editors Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari @ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaï Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Tenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
I'm very grateful to the editors Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari
@ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaïs Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Trenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
@ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaïs Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Trenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
I'm very grateful to the editors Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari
@ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaïs Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Trenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
@ferrarim.bsky.social, Anaïs Nony @anaisnony.bsky.social, and Gregorio Trenti for the opportunity and all their work putting this fantastic volume together.
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Thank you SEP for a great event and for the opportunity to present my work!
July 8, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Thank you SEP for a great event and for the opportunity to present my work!
Thank you SEP for a great event and for the opportunity to present my work!
July 8, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Thank you SEP for a great event and for the opportunity to present my work!
Reposted by Giovanni Menegalle
The grant commemorates the late Professor Simon Gaunt – a world-leading scholar who transformed the theoretical landscape of medieval studies – and his commitment, supportiveness and capacity to inspire as supervisor and mentor for postgraduate students.
January 7, 2025 at 5:14 PM
The grant commemorates the late Professor Simon Gaunt – a world-leading scholar who transformed the theoretical landscape of medieval studies – and his commitment, supportiveness and capacity to inspire as supervisor and mentor for postgraduate students.