Andrea Lombardinilo
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Andrea Lombardinilo’s research sits at the intersection of sociology, philosophy of mind, aesthetics, and musicology, with a particular focus on how language and perception function as socially constructed, embodied phenomena. His most cited work, ““Institutionalized” Imaginary: Language as a Social Construct” (2021), contributes to the ongoing debate on the mind-body problem through the lens of the enactive approach, emphasizing sense-making processes and perception. Lombardinilo explores how the imaginary becomes institutionalized, shaping human cognition and interaction within social frameworks. His work bridges theoretical sociology with cognitive science, offering fresh insights into how meaning emerges from embodied, situated practices. With 2 citations on his leading paper, Lombardinilo is an emerging voice in interdisciplinary studies of mind and society. His scholarship extends into musicology and human-robot interaction, probing how aesthetic and technological domains reconfigure perception and sociality. For students and researchers, Lombardinilo’s work offers a compelling entry point into enactive theories of meaning, demonstrating how abstract philosophical questions are grounded in concrete social and perceptual realities.
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- 1“Institutionalized” Imaginary: Language as a Social Construct2 citations · 2021