Dario Antiseri, an influential Italian philosopher known for his educational manual and student of Karl Popper, passed away at the age of 86 after a long illness.
Dario Antiseri, an esteemed philosopher and noted author of an educational manual widely used in schools, has passed away at the age of 86 in Terni, Italy, after a prolonged illness. His contributions to philosophy, particularly in the realm of education, have left a lasting impact on both students and educators. His most recent book, "I dubbi del viandante," was published by Rubbettino, reflecting his continuous engagement with philosophical questions until his last days.
Antiseri's academic journey was notably shaped by his mentorship under Karl Popper, one of the 20th century's most influential philosophers. His works often emphasized critical thinking and the importance of questioning in education, values that resonated with Popper's own philosophies. As a former student and a contributor to the field of education, Antiseri's legacy is marked by a commitment to fostering a thoughtful and inquisitive spirit among learners.
The loss of Antiseri is felt within both the philosophical community and the broader educational landscape in Italy. His writings and teachings will continue to inspire future generations of students and scholars. As Italy mourns his passing, it is also a time to reflect on his legacy and the profound influence he had on the discourse surrounding education and philosophy.
