Diego Fusaro
Diego Fusaro (Turin, June 15, 1983) is an Italian philosopher, writer, and essayist specialized in Philosophy of History and History of Philosophy. He studied at the "Vittorio Alfieri" High School in Turin and continued his education at the University of Turin and the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University in Milan. Currently, he is a professor of History of Philosophy at the Institute of Strategic and Political High Studies in Milan.
Among his most notable works is "I Hate Resilience: Against the Mystique of Endurance" (2023), where he criticizes the use of the concept of resilience in contemporary society. Other notable titles include "Welcome Marx" (2009) and "Being without Time: Acceleration of History and Life" (2010), both in the genre of philosophical essay.
Among his most notable works is "I Hate Resilience: Against the Mystique of Endurance" (2023), where he criticizes the use of the concept of resilience in contemporary society. Other notable titles include "Welcome Marx" (2009) and "Being without Time: Acceleration of History and Life" (2010), both in the genre of philosophical essay.
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