CLOTILDE CALABI
Senior Member
I have done research on issues in the philosophy of emotions, the philosophy of perception and cognitive phenomenology. Thanks to the activity of the Centre, problems concerning the way we experience the passing of time, and the perception of motion and change have sparked my interest. I am working now on just war theories and problems concerning the moral assessment of actions. In particular I work on a number of problems that arise when one tries to apply the Jus in Bello Proportionality Principle. In addition to this, I work on the role of intentions in assessing the legitimacy of actions performed by combatants.
Recent Publications
(2018) ‘Who is Afraid of Ambivalent Emotions?’ (with Marco Santambrogio), in Konzelman-Zif, Tappolet and Teroni (eds.), Shadows of the Soul, Oxford University Press,
(2018), “It’s a great work but I don’t like it. On the differences between aesthetic evaluation and appreciation”, with Wolfgang Huemer and Marco Santambrogio, in The Pleasure of Pictures. Pictorial Experience and Aesthetic Appreciation. ed. by Jérôme Pelletier and Alberto Voltolini, Routledge.
(2018) , “Can Movement Be Depicted?” with Nick Young, in Phenomenology and Mind.
(2018), “The Eye of the Needle. Seeing Holes”, in Natural and Artifactual Objects in Contemporary Metaphysics, ed. by Richard Davies, Bloomsbury.
(2022) Mirrors, Windows, and Paintings”, with Wolfgang Huemer and Marco Santambrogio, Estetika: The European Journal of Aesthetics LIX/XV, Nr. 1: 22–33, https://doi.org/10.33134/eeja.200.
