Ilaria Brocchini

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Ilaria Brocchini
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Born1966
NationalityItalian
CitizenshipItaly
EducationPh.D. in Philosophy
Alma materUniversité La Sorbonne
OccupationPhilosopher

Ilaria Brocchini (born 1966 in Italy) is a French philosopher.

Life

Brocchini studied in Italy, Germany and France. She has earned her Ph.D. in Philosophy at Sorbonne Université|Université La Sorbonne with a Dissertation on the philosopher Walter Benjamin.[1]

At the Maison des sciences de l'Homme Paris-Nord she has contributed to the research project Arts, appareils, diffusion.[2] [3][4]

Brocchini lives and works in Geneva.

Philosophy

Brocchini's philosophical interest focuses on the relationship between reason and faith.

The human being is a rational and a believing being and never only one of both.

Brocchini studies how this relation influences the material world. Belief transforms the material world in what Brocchini calls "traces". It gives this world an :de:Aura_(Benjamin)|aura, as the philosopher Walter Benjamin intended it.

This process is never ending because the human being is and remains a rational and a believing being.[5]

A disenchantment, as the sociologue Max Weber intended it, is, according to Brocchini, not possible and probably not suitable.

Works by Brocchini

Other Works

  • Jean-Louis Déotte, W. Benjamin Littéralement. Dialogues avec I. Brocchini, L’Harmattan, Paris, 2017
  • Adolfo Vera, « Benjamin : image, trace et politique », Revue philosophique Appareil, 2013
  • Claudia Alvares, Representing Culture: Essays on Identity, Visuality and Technology, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009
  • Jean Louis Déotte « Trace et disparition à partir de l’œuvre de W. Benjamin d’Ilaria Brocchini », Revue philosophique Appareil, 2006

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