Antimo Lucarelli obtained his PhD in 2025 from the Institute of Languages, Cultures and Societies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London, with a dissertation on The Eternal Who Dies: A Study in the Philosophy of Existence. In Conversation with Ernst Bloch, Martin Heidegger, and Emanuele Severino. His supervisors were Johan Siebers and Charles Burdett, and his examiners Howard Caygill and Peter Flügel.
Antimo’s research at Yale, where he is supervised by Michael Della Rocca, focuses on establishing and systematically developing the notion of contemporary Neo-Parmenideanism. This is understood as the recovery of Parmenides’ radical philosophical discourse by contemporary philosophers, especially Emanuele Severino, Michael Della Rocca, Gennaro Sasso, and Mauro Visentin.
Since its beginnings, Antimo’s own philosophical work has been intended to position itself within this theoretical framework. See Antimo Lucarelli, Per un nuovo concetto di fenomeno, Soveria Mannelli: Rubbettino, 2021. See also Bloomsbury’s series devoted to The Works of Emanuele Severino, in which Antimo has served as editor and translator of The Fundamental Tendency of Our Time and Tautótes: On the Western Meaning of Identity.