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Federica Gregoratto is habilitated lecturer
(Privatdozentin) in social and political philosophy
at the University of St Gallen. She has published in
English, German, French and Italian on a variety
of topics in social and political philosophy, such
as the philosophy of love and sex, critical theory
(including the monograph on Habermas: Il doppio
volto della comunicazione, Mimesis, 2013), pragmatism,
recognition and power theories, debt-guilt debates,
gender and intersectionalist studies. She is now
working on a book about erotic love as a social
space of power, freedom and transformation.
Heikki Ikäheimo is Senior Lecturer at the University
of New South Wales, Sydney. His research areas
include Hegel, German idealism, theories of
recognition, intersubjectivity, subjectivity, personhood,
the human life-form, critical social philosophy. He
published the monograph Anerkennung (De Gruyter
2014), the edited collections Recognition and Social
Ontology (Brill 2011) and Recognition and Ambivalence
(Columbia University Press 2021), as well as
Handbuch (Springer 2021). His next monograph
Recognition and the Human Life-form is forthcoming by
Routledge in 2022.
Emmanuel Renault is professor of philosophy
at University of Paris-Nanterre. His research
interests include Hegel, Marx, The Frankfurt School,
Pragmatism, philosophy of nature, the theory
of recognition and of work. His books in English
include: The Experience of Injustice (Columbia
University Press, 2019), Marx and Critical Theory
(Brill, 2018), Social Suffering: Sociology, Psychology,
Politics (2017) and The Return of Work in Critical
Theory: Self, Society, Politics (Columbia, 2018, with C.
Dejours, J.-P. Deranty and N. Smith).
Arvi Särkelä is Lecturer at the University of Lucerne
and Postdoctoral Researcher at ETH Zürich. His
research interest include Spinoza, Hegel, Emerson,
Nietzsche, Dewey, Wittgenstein, Adorno, social
philosophy, philosophy of culture and methodology
of the history of philosophy. He has published the
monograph Immanente Kritik und soziales Leben
(Klostermann 2018), co-edited (with Axel Honneth)
the German Edition of Dewey’s Lectures in China
(Sozialphilosophie, Suhrkamp 2019) and co-edited
(with Martin Hartmann) the volume Naturalism and
Social Philosophy (Rowman & Littlefield 2022).
Italo Testa is Associate Professor at the University
of Parma. His research interests include Ger