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Roberto Nigro
is full Professor of philosophy at the Leuphana University Lüneburg. He also is an ancien Directeur de programme at the Collège International de Philosophie in Paris. His areas of research and teaching interest include aesthetics, political philosophy, and cultural theory with a special focus on French and Italian contemporary philosophy (in particular Foucault, Deleuze, and new-Operaism) and the legacy of German philosophy (in particular Marx, Nietzsche, and Heidegger) in contemporary thought.
Other texts by Roberto Nigro for DIAPHANES
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What’s Legit? Introduction
In: Liza Mattutat (ed.), Roberto Nigro (ed.), Nadine Schiel (ed.), Heiko Stubenrauch (ed.), What’s Legit?
Bibliography
- Italian
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2025La rivoluzione inquieta. Nicola Massimo De Feo vent’anni dopo (Roberto Nigro/Marco Spagnuolo (ed.)), Roma, Manifestolibri
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2024Dal rifiuto del lavoro alla moltitudine. La filosofia sovversiva di Toni Negri, Roma, Derive Approdi
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2008»Foucault e Kant: la critica della questione antropologica«, in: Mario Galzigna (ed.): Foucault, oggi, Milano, Feltrinelli
- German
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2024Antonio Negri zur Einführung, Hamburg, Junius
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2017Vierzig Jahre , Bielefeld, Transcript
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2013Ästhetik der Existenz. Lebensformen im Widerstreit (mit Elke Bippus und Jörg Huber), Zürich, Edition Voldemeer
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2012Ästhetik X Dispositiv (mit Elke Bippus und Jörg Huber), Zürich, Edition Voldemeer
- French
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2023Antonio Negri. Une philosophie de la subversion, Paris, Editions Amsterdam
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2008»La question de l'Anthropologie dans l'interprétation althussérienne de Marx«, dans: Jean-Claude Bourdin (ed.): Althusser, une lecture de Marx, Paris, PUF
- English
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2020What’s Legit?, Zürich, diaphanes
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2008Michel Foucault, Introduction to Kant's Anthropology, Los Angeles, Semiotext(e)
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2008Michel Foucault, Introduction to Kant's Anthropology, edited, with an Afterword and Critical Notes, by R. Nigro; Translated by R. Nigro and K. Briggs, Los Angeles, Semiotext(e)