Portal de Turismo de Castilla y León

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February 28, 2026

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FiloSOFTfía is a cultural project that aims to make philosophy accessible to people of all ages and interests, regardless of prior knowledge. The intention of this workshop is to foster an interest in philosophy among people of all ages, creating spaces for dialogue at the Salamanca Public Library.

My pedagogical approach is communicative and interactive, based on lively dialogue with participants. I understand philosophy not only as a set of abstract concepts, but as an experience that connects us with the ideas, experiences, and emotions of others across time. From this perspective, the sessions become spaces for meaningful conversation, where thought is linked to personal experience and philosophy comes alive as a tool for better understanding the world and ourselves.

Project by Professor Antonio Bentivegna.
Antonio Bentivegna studied Philosophy at the University of Messina, Italy, and at the University of Salamanca, where he also worked as a research fellow and teaching assistant. He earned his doctorate in Spanish Philology from The Ohio State University and for eight years taught Literature, Spanish Language, and Philosophy at the same university and at Colgate University (NY).

Since 2020, she has taught Philosophy and Spanish Language and Literature at various international, private, and semi-private schools in Madrid and Barcelona. She also leads workshops and cultural activities aimed at making philosophical reflection and literary creation accessible to audiences of all ages, backgrounds, and interests, fostering dialogue between thought, art, and lived experience.

He is also a member of the Association of Hispanists "Nineteenth Century" (AHSXIX) and collaborates with the University of Valladolid on various research projects, where he publishes studies and articles of a philosophical, pedagogical and literary nature.

Debates open to all interested people, from 15 years old (maximum 20 people).
Registration at the Information Service. Telephone: 923269314 - Ext. 853075

All sessions will begin in the Seminar Room at 12:00 pm.