Daris Luca

Biography

Graduated in Political Science at the University of Trieste, I later availed of a scholarship for further education abroad in Paris. Appointed as a lecturer in the subject at the Chair of Political Philosophy and History of Political Doctrines at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Trieste, I held a series of annual seminars from 1996-1997 to Aa2003 / 2004 . Ph.D. in Philosophy of Politics at the University of Pisa, I received a postgraduate bi-annual postgraduate degree in Philosophy of Politics at the University of Urbino. Professor of Political Representation and Parliamentary Studies at the Faculty of Political Sciences

Research Interest

My interests are based on philosophy and symbolic politics: in this respect, the latest studies lie within the rich symbolic apparatus that arose during the French Revolution. Particular care is reserved, in the analysis, to the reconstruction of the way in which the Jacobin political class retains a symbology that can be traced back to the Egyptian world. The development and organization of revolutionary parties, a true shared moment, are therefore the most fertile ground for investigations of this kind. Indeed, in such circumstances, appearances of suggestions inspired by the Pharaonic and Ptolemaic world appear to be very obvious