Claudia Navarini
Professor Claudis Navarini is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the European University of Rome, where she has taught since its foundation in 2005. Her teaching and research focus on moral philosophy, moral psychology, virtue ethics, bioethics, and neuroethics. She also teaches at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum and is the director of the ARETAI Centre on Virtues, member of the Neurobioethics Group, and the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights. She is the author of numerous publications and seven monographs.
Su libro
Flourishing through character: perspectives on virtue, life skills, and competencies in 21st century education
Flourishing through Character: Perspectives on Virtue, Life Skills, and Competencies in 21st-Century Education addresses the fundamental purpose of contemporary education. Moving beyond a narrow focus on standardized performance and instrumental skill transmission, the volume argues for an integrative educational model centered on human flourishing. By bringing together experts from philosophy, psychology, and pedagogical practice, the book examines the relationship between character, virtue, and professional competence. It provides a robust framework for schools and universities to foster personal growth, moral judgment, and the development of capacities necessary for living a meaningful life in a complex, pluralistic society.