Abstract

The proposed contribution is articulated in three moments suitable for outlining, at least in part, the philosophical profile of Cloe Taddei Ferretti: the relevance of the existential subject, the contribution of philosophy in the time of complexity, the self-appropriation of the subject as a path of conversion. The reflection constantly enhances the reference to B.J.F. Lonergan, a contemporary philosopher and theologian who decisively marked Cloe’s cultural and existential itinerary.