https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5867-8397

2026-2027: Distinguished Professor – Kyoto University – Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences

2022-2023 Fellow of the IEA Collegium de Lyon https://collegium.universite-lyon.fr/mme-carla-canullo

2019 Winner of Canada-Italy Innovation Award

I studied at the University of Macerata at a time when particular emphasis was placed on phenomenology and philosophical hermeneutics, alongside the “classical” philosophical traditions. After being awarded a scholarship for a PhD in Philosophy and Human Sciences at the University of Perugia, I focused my doctoral research on French philosophers including Paul Ricœur, Maine de Biran, Jean Nabert, Jean-Louis Chrétien, Jean-Luc Marion, Michel Henry, René Le Senne, and Louis Lavelle. This has since become my main area of specialization. I am actively involved in the Italian philosophical community and have taken part in research projects with scholars in Canada (McGill University and the Université de Montréal), and France (Paris, Nice, Lille, and Lyon). Alongside my ongoing work in phenomenology and hermeneutics, over the past few years I have also turned to the philosophy of religion and interreligious dialogue. Most recently, I have been exploring the possibility of conceiving the ethos of Europe as a “translated” political and cultural identity.