Federica Buongiorno (Editor in Chief) is an Assistant Professor in Theoretical Philosophy and Phenomenology of Technology at the University of Florence, Italy, and a Visiting Fellow (2020-2023) at the Institute for Cultural Inquiry in Berlin, Germany. In 2017 she received the Italian National Scientific Qualification as Associate Professor in Theoretical Philosophy. Her research interests include Husserlian and post-Husserlian phenomenology, the philosophy of technology (with a special focus on AI, algorithmic thinking and the digital turn), and the contemporary theories of knowledge. She received her Ph.D. in Philosophy in 2013 from “Sapienza” University of Rome with a dissertation on the pre-categorial foundation of Husserl’s early philosophy. She has been a Post-Doc researcher at the Istituto Italiano di Studi Storici of Naples (2012-2013), at the Freie Universität Berlin (2014-2017), at the Istituto Italiano di Studi Filosofici of Naples (2017) and at the Technische Universität Dresden (2017-2020). She is member of the editorial board of “Lo Sguardo” and co-founder and editor of the philosophical book series Umweg (Inschibboleth editions). She collaborates as a translator from German for several Italian publishers. Among her publications: La linea del tempo. Coscienza, percezione, memoria tra Bergson e Husserl (Rome 2018, firs. ed. 2014); Intuizione e riflessione nella fenomenologia di Edmund Husserl (Rome 2017); Logica delle forme sensibili. Sul precategoriale nel primo Husserl (Rome 2014).

Cristina Basili is a Lecturer in Contemporary Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy and Society of the Complutense University of Madrid. Previously, she was a “Juan de la Cierva” research fellow at the same university, a DAAD postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Bonn, and a lecturer at the Department of Humanities at the University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. She received her Ph.D. in Humanities from the Carlos III University of Madrid (2016) with a dissertation on Leo Strauss’s Platonism (Excellence Award in Humanities UC3M). She has been a visiting scholar at the New School for Social Research in New York, the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, and the CNRS in Paris. Her research focuses on the problem of power in twentieth-century philosophy, with particular attention to women’s political thought. She is the author of numerous essays on Simone Weil, Hannah Arendt, and Leo Strauss, on the contemporary reception of ancient political thought, and on the theological-political problem. Her most recent publications include the María Zambrano: perspectivas contemporáneas (ed.), Guillermo Escolar (forthcoming); S. Weil, Reflexiones sobre las causas de la libertad y de la opresión social (prologue), Alianza, 2024; Entre mística y política: la actualidad de Simone Weil (ed.), Logos. Anales del seminario de metafísica, 2023; Arcana del pensamiento del siglo XX (ed. with J.L. Villacañas and R. Navarrete), Herder, 2021.

Antonio Lucci (1983), is Assistant Professor in Moral Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy and Educational Sciences, University of Turin. Previously, after receiving his Ph.D. in Theoretical Philosophy from the University of Trieste, he was lecturer at the Freie Universität and Humboldt Universität Berlin, Zeppelin Universität Friedrichshafen, Dresden International University, NABA Milan, and visiting professor at the Universities of Turin and Chieti. He has also been visiting scholar at IFK Vienna, FIPH Hannover, Exzellenzcluster TOPOI Berlin, IISF Naples. His most recent publications include: La stella ascetica. Ascesi e soggettivazione in Friedrich Nietzsche (Rome 2020); Askese als Beruf. Die sonderbare Kulturgeschichte der Schmuckeremiten (Vienna 2019); True Detective. Una filosofia del negativo (Genova 2019); Umano Post Umano (Rome 2016); Un’acrobatica del pensiero. La filosofia dell’esercizio di Peter Sloterdijk (Rome 2014).

Marco Carassai received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University la Sapienza in Rome, with a dissertation on the theme of language and the question of temporality in Nietzsche’s thought. His research interests include contemporary philosophy, philosophy of language, and hermeneutics. He is the author of several scholarly publications, a translator, and an editor of “Lo Sguardo”.

Igor Pelgreffi holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy, and teaches “Ethics and Law of Data Protection” and “Ethics and Philosophy of the Person” at the University of Verona, Italy. He is a teacher in upper secondary schools in Bologna and holds a National Scientific Qualification as Associate Professor in the following areas: Moral Philosophy, Theoretical Philosophy, and Aesthetics and Philosophy of Languages. He is a Member of the Research Centers: “Officine Filosofiche” (University of Bologna), “Tiresia. Philosophy and Psychoanalysis” (University of Verona), and “ETHOS – Ethics and Technology of the Self” (University of Verona), for which he is scientific events coordinator. He is an editor of the journals “Lo Sguardo”, and “Kaiak. A Philosophical Journey”, for whose editions he co-directs the series “Estetica e teoria delle arti” and “Scritture”. His research, starting from an interest in Nietzsche and contemporary philosophy (he edited the Italian edition of works by Nancy, Derrida, Stiegler and Žižek), focuses on the topics of corporeity and the intertwining of philosophy, writing, technique and the body (essays on Camus, Bernhard, Derrida, Gadda, Gargani, Morselli, Nancy, Nietzsche, Sennett, Žižek). He is also interested in autobiography and the nature of the relationship between the philosopher and media devices. He is currently developing a research on the topic of automatism and automation. Among his latest books: Figure dell’automatismo. Apprendimento, tecnica, corpo (2022); Filosofia dell’automatismo. Verso un’etica della corporeità (2018).