SAMUELE IAQUINTO
Adjunct Coordinator
My research mainly focuses on metaphysics, in particular on non-standard versions of tense realism. I’m also interested in philosophical logic, especially on applications of modal logic.
I’m a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy and Educational Sciences at the University of Turin. I’m also a Lecturer in the Department of Classics, Philosophy and History at the University of Genoa, where I teach modal logic. Since 2015, I’m an Adjunct Coordinator of the Centre for Philosophy of Time, based at the University of Milan.
For more info on my research: Personal Website, Academia.edu, PhilPeople.
Recent Publications
Papers
forthcoming “The Invisible Thin Red Line”, with G. Torrengo, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly
forthcoming “Materiality, Parthood, and Possibility”, with G. Torrengo, Erkenntnis, online first
forthcoming “Modal Fragmentalism”, The Philosophical Quarterly, online first
2019 “Fragmentalist Presentist Perdurantism”, Philosophia 47: 693-703
2019 “Outline of a Logic of Knowledge of Acquaintance”, with G. Spolaore, Analysis 79: 52-61
2019 “Flow Fragmentalism”, with G. Torrengo, Theoria 85: 185-201
Books
2018 Filosofia del Futuro [Philosophy of the Future], with G. Torrengo, Milano: Raffaello Cortina (Click here for the public reaction to the book; reviewed by A. Frigerio in Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 111, 2019)
2016 Introduzione alle Logiche Modali [An Introduction to Modal Logic], with M. Frixione and M. Vignolo, Roma-Bari: Laterza (Reviewed by M. Scarpati in APhEx 18, 2018)
Edited Journal Issue
2018 “Empirical Evidence and Philosophy”, with P. Bojanić and G. Torrengo, Rivista di Estetica 69
Chapter
2014 “Contradictions, Disagreement and Normative Error”, in Bacchini F., Caputo S., Dell’Utri M., eds. New Frontiers in Truth, Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing: 103-114
Review
2017 “R. Cameron, The Moving Spotlight, OUP, Oxford, 2015, pp. 240”, with Valerio Buonomo, Argumenta. Journal of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy 4: 375-377
