CICERO Vincenzo

Vincenzo Cicero (1962) graduated in philosophy at the University of Messina
tutored by Filippo Bartolone and got his PhD at the Università Cattolica of
Milan tutored by Giovanni Reale.
As a fixed-term contract lecturer, since 2002 he's worked together with Pietro
Emanuele and Salvatore Cariati for the Faculty of Education in Messina, and has
held courses and workshops of poetics and rhetoric, history of philosophy and
philosophy of science. In 2009 he won the competition as an assistant professor of
philosophy of science for the same Faculty.
He's translated about 30 works by Kant, Hegel, Schelling, Natorp, Heidegger, Benjamin, Hildebrand, Freud, Jung; he's also published various monographs concerning hermeneutical, aesthetic and epistemological topics, like the studies on metaphor as dealt with by Aristotle
and Heidegger and on Hegel's Plato, as well as the following works: L’interpretazione linguistica delle categorie aristoteliche in Benveniste (1994), Filosofia, matematica e storia in Platone (1998), L’opera d’arte come finestra (2006), Istante durata ritmo. Il tempo nell’epistemologia surrazionalista di Bachelard (2007), Essere e analogia (2012), Leggere il Libro rosso di Jung (2016), Sapienza muta. Dio e l’ontologia (2023).
His current interests include philosophical Christology, dialogue with dynamic psychology, and perfecting the method of filmanalysis.