Leonardo Caffo

Leonardo Caffo (Catania, 1988) è un filosofo, scrittore, curatore editoriale e opinionista italiano. E' professore di Estetica della Moda, dei Media e del Design alla NABA di Milano, insegna inoltre Ecologia dell'Arte alla IULM sempre a Milano. In precedenza ha insegnato Filosofia Teoretica al Politecnico di Torino.
Scrive sull'inserto culturale «la Lettura » del «Corriere della Sera».
Tra i suoi ultimi libri: Il cane e il filosofo (Mondadori 2020) e Quattro capanne. O della semplicità (nottetempo 2020). Per Einaudi ha pubblicato La vita di ogni giorno (2016), Fragile umanità (2017), Vegan (2018) e Velocità di fuga (2022).

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