From care for words
to words of care

Giampaolo Ghilardi is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University Campus Bio-Medico in Rome, where he teaches courses in Philosophical Anthropology, General Ethics and Ethics of Technology in the Faculties of Medicine and Surgery and Engineering.

He is a member of the Clinical Bioethics Service of the Policlinico Universitario Campus Bio-Medico, the Research Unit in Bioethics and Humanities and is co-director of the Ethics of Well-Done Work Series.

Fellow of the Athenaeum of Sciences, Letters and Arts of Bergamo in the class of Moral and Historical Sciences; Visiting Professor at the Centro Interdisciplinario de Bioetica, Universidad Panamericana, Mexico; he is also a lecturer at the PhD in Bioethics at the University Campus Biomedico in Rome and at several Master's programs with a bioethical theme. His prevailing line of research is in the area of fundamental moral philosophy within which he conducted a personal investigation of the analogical foundations of moral reasoning.

From here he then declined this rational model on a wide range of topics in anthropology and applied ethics.