Antimo Lucarelli is a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Philosophy Department at Yale University, US ( https://philosophy.yale.edu/profile/antimo-lucarelli ). His current research focuses on establishing, for the first time in contemporary philosophical research, the notion of contemporary Neo-Parmenideanism, and on systematically developing it. Neo-Parmenideanism is understood as the recovery of Parmenides’ radical monistic discourse by contemporary philosophers, such as Emanuele Severino, Michael Della Rocca, Gennaro Sasso, Mauro Visentin. 

In 2021, a redrafted version of Antimo's MA dissertation was published as a monograph by Rubbettino Editore (Italy), under the title of Per un nuovo concetto di fenomeno: Muovendo da Heidegger e Severino ( https://www.store.rubbettinoeditore.it/catalogo/per-un-nuovo-concetto-di-fenomeno/ ). Within Bloomsbury Publishing’s translation project of all major works by Emanuele Severino ( https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/series/the-works-of-emanuele-severino/ ), Antimo has introduced and translated La tendenza fondamentale del nostro tempo (2026) and Tautótes (2026).

Antimo obtained his PhD in 2025 from the Institute of Languages, Cultures and Societies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London, UK, with a dissertation on The Eternal Who Dies: A Study in the Philosophy of Existence. In Conversation with Ernst Bloch, Martin Heidegger, and Emanuele Severino. He holds a BA in Philosophy and an MA in Philosophical Sciences from the University of Milan, Italy.