NICOLA SIMONETTI CURRICULUM STUDI: - Dipartimento di Filosofia

2 - Review of D. Davidson, I. Hacking, M. Dummett, “Language and Interpretation”(pp.409-412) in Philosophy, Torino, Year XLV, September-December 1994.3 - Degree in Philosophy at the University of Tourin, in Vercelli (now “A. Avogadro”University), July 6, 1998, with a Research Thesis in Philosophy of Mind, entitled“Supervenience and Mental Causation”, with a score of 110/110 cum laude et mentione.4 – “Supervenience and reductionism” (pp.64-88), in Applied Epistemology, Cuemed., Milan, 1999.5 - Translation of J. Kim, Mind in a Physical World, MIT Press, 1998, including myinterview with Kim, La mente e il mondo fisico, McGraw-Hill, Milano 2000.6 – “The non-reductionist physicalism and the concept of supervenience: the approachof J. Kim”(pp.231-35) in Prospettive della Logica e della Filosofia dellaScienza, Rubbettino, Catanzaro 2001.7 - Review of J. Kim, Taking Physicalism to the Limit, Seoul 2000 (pp.102-4), Bulletinof the Italian Philosophical Society (SFI), January-April 2003, Rome.8 –Filosofia e Scienze della Mente, with Raffaella Zanardi, Armando Editore, Rome2004.9 - "Il dibattito attuale sul rapporto mente-corpo" (pp.65-70), in Acts of the MeetingFilosofia e Medicina. Il rapporto mente-corpo, Lampi di Stampa ed., Milan 2005.10 - "Teorie della mente" (pp.32-35), in Diogene (Philosophical Journal), No. 5,IBIS, Pavia 2006.11 - Speaker at the National Meeting "Fare, Pensare, Imparare" at Casale Monferrato- Alessandria, 10-12 April 2008, for the 10th anniversary of the School of Social Sciences,entitled "Emozioni e conoscenza. Verso una concezione integrate della mente",published on website(http://www.psyeco.altervista.org/intervento_simonetti.doc).12 – Beginning of Ph.D. in Cognitive Science at the University of Siena after passingoral examination, 11 September 2008. Temporal Leaving from teaching at HighSchool.13 - Rutgers-Siena Joint Workshop "Mind and Culture", 1-2 June 2009, at the Certosadi Pontignano (Siena).2