Massimo Lollini

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Massimo Lollini is a scholar whose work bridges the humanities and the existential challenges of the Anthropocene, with a particular focus on more-than-human humanism and the cultural implications of artificial intelligence. His most cited paper, "Time of the End? More-Than-Human Humanism and Artificial Intelligence" (2022), critically examines the concept of the future through the lens of Carl Schmitt’s spatial revolutions and the environmental crisis, arguing for a reimagined humanism that accounts for non-human actors and technological change. Though early in its citation impact, this work signals Lollini’s commitment to rethinking human agency in an era of ecological and digital transformation. His broader contributions include exploring the intersections of literature, philosophy, and technology, often drawing on Italian intellectual traditions to address contemporary global issues. Lollini’s research is notable for its interdisciplinary depth, engaging students and scholars alike in urgent debates about survival, ethics, and the limits of human-centered thought. As a professor at the University of Oregon, he continues to shape discussions on how the humanities can respond to the pressures of the twenty-first century.