Biografia
Patrizia Salvatore
Has Bachelor degrees in Philosophy and Pedagogy, and a PhD in Politics, History, Philosophy and Symbology. She has been teaching History and Philosophy for nearly 30 years and in the last five she has taught Cambridge International GCSE History. At the core of her research is the relationship between teaching, education and creativity. Her first book was written in Italian: Prometeo e Cristo. Una riflessione politico-simbolica, published by Aracne, Rome, 2016. These are some of her essays written in English: How Hegel saved my lesson plan. Musings of a history teacher who cannot help but use philosophy in her life; A Review of The Killing of a Sacred Deer. From Ancient Greek justice to Christian unconditional love: creative liberation from the chain of fate; Choosing a few pearls enshrined in John O’ Donohue’s Divine Beauty. The Invisible Embrace; The way of the wind; Some musings on historical thinking after seeing Munich: The Edge of War - an enticing counterfactual drama on Chamberlain’s appeasement.
