Diego Tatián
Diego Tatián (Córdoba, 1965) is an Argentine philosopher, essayist, and educator, known for his deep exploration of political and ethical thought from a Latin American perspective. PhD in Philosophy from the National University of Córdoba and in Cultural Sciences from the Scuola di Alti Studi Fondazione Collegio San Carlo di Modena, Italy, he is an independent researcher at CONICET and professor at the National University of San Martín. He has been dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities at UNC and director of its university press
Among his most notable works are La cautela del salvaje (2015), Spinoza, filosofía terrena (2014), Spinoza disidente (2019), Lo impropio (2013), El efecto Deodoro (2021), and El odio. Consideraciones spinozistas (2021). His focus is on the intersection between passions and politics, addressing issues such as community, democracy, and resistance from a Spinozist and Latin American perspective. Tatián has been a guest professor at various international universities and continues to actively contribute to contemporary philosophical debate.
Among his most notable works are La cautela del salvaje (2015), Spinoza, filosofía terrena (2014), Spinoza disidente (2019), Lo impropio (2013), El efecto Deodoro (2021), and El odio. Consideraciones spinozistas (2021). His focus is on the intersection between passions and politics, addressing issues such as community, democracy, and resistance from a Spinozist and Latin American perspective. Tatián has been a guest professor at various international universities and continues to actively contribute to contemporary philosophical debate.
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