Lorenzo Bernini is associate professor in Political Philosophy at the University of Verona, Italy. With Professor Adriana Cavarero and professor Olivia Guaraldo, he founded the Research Centre PoliTeSse (Politics and Theories of Sexuality, www.politesse.it) which he now directs. He is also one of the coordinators of GIFTS, the Italian network of Gender, Intersex, Feminist, Transfeminist and Sexuality Studies. His interests range from classical political philosophy (especially Thomas Hobbes) and French thought of the twentieth century (especially Michel Foucault), to psychoanalysis, anti-racist and anti-colonial thought, and queer theories. Among his books: Queer Apocalypses: Elements of Antisocial Theory (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017), that was previously published in Italian (Edizioni ETS, 2013) and Spanish (Editorial EGALES, 2015); Queer Theories: An Introduction from Mario Mieli to the Antisocial Turn (Routledge, 2020), that was previously published in Italian (Mimesis, 2017) and Spanish (Editorial EGALES, 2018); The Sexual/Political. Freud with Marx, Fanon, Foucault (Routledge, 2023) that was previously published in Italian (Edizioni ETS, 2019); Gender. Dieci interventi sul sessuale e il politico (People, 2023); Frantz Fanon (DeriveApprodi 2023); LGBTQIA+ (Treccani 2021); Le pecore e il pastore. Critica, politica ed etica nel pensiero di Michel Foucault (Liguori 2008).

Profile, papers, and articles on academia.edu
https://univr.academia.edu/LorenzoBernini

Profile on the webpage of the University of Verona
http://www.dfpp.univr.it/?ent=persona&id=6512

Curriculum vitae
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Intervento alla Primavera queer di Chieti (2014)