Fosca Mariani Zini is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tours (CESR, UMR 7323). She studied at the Universities of Milan (Statale) and Paris (Sorbonne, then EHESS). She was Fellow of of the Warburg Institute (London), the Wolfenbüttel Bibliothek, the French School of Rome, and the Humboldt Stiftung and Senior Scholar at Topoi, Freie Universität-Humboldt Universität (Berlin). She has had visiting appointements at several universities. Her research focuses on ancient, medieval and modern philosophy, mostly in the aereas on ontology and argumentation theory.

• 1. Brentano on Presenting Something as an Intentional Object (Denis Fisette).- 2. "Husserl’s Transcendentals?): On Object, Essence, Thing, Being and Substance" (Aurélien Djian).- 3. Something but not too much: Ontological Considerations in Intuitionistic Mathematics (Miriam Franchella).- 4. Russell on the Widest Words in the Philosophical Vocabulary: A Platonic Path through Terms, Units and Entities (Guilherme Riscali).- 5. The Nature of Ordinary Objects (Guillaume Bucchioni ).- 6. Object and Something in General in Contemporary Formal Ontology (Sébastien Richard).- 7. Flat Ontology, a Negative Cosmology? The aliquid and its Other (Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel).- 8. Nothing, Everything, Something! (Achille C Varzi).

Fosca Mariani Zini is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tours (CESR, UMR 7323). She studied at the Universities of Milan (Statale) and Paris (Sorbonne, then EHESS). She was Fellow of of the Warburg Institute (London), the Wolfenbüttel Bibliothek, the French School of Rome, and the Humboldt Stiftung and Senior Scholar at Topoi, Freie Universität-Humboldt Universität (Berlin). She has had visiting appointements at several universities. Her research focuses on ancient, medieval and modern philosophy, mostly in the aereas on ontology and argumentation theory.

• 1. Brentano on Presenting Something as an Intentional Object (Denis Fisette).- 2. "Husserl’s Transcendentals?): On Object, Essence, Thing, Being and Substance" (Aurélien Djian).- 3. Something but not too much: Ontological Considerations in Intuitionistic Mathematics (Miriam Franchella).- 4. Russell on the Widest Words in the Philosophical Vocabulary: A Platonic Path through Terms, Units and Entities (Guilherme Riscali).- 5. The Nature of Ordinary Objects (Guillaume Bucchioni ).- 6. Object and Something in General in Contemporary Formal Ontology (Sébastien Richard).- 7. Flat Ontology, a Negative Cosmology? The aliquid and its Other (Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel).- 8. Nothing, Everything, Something! (Achille C Varzi).

Fosca Mariani Zini is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tours (CESR, UMR 7323). She studied at the Universities of Milan (Statale) and Paris (Sorbonne, then EHESS). She was Fellow of of the Warburg Institute (London), the Wolfenbüttel Bibliothek, the French School of Rome, and the Humboldt Stiftung and Senior Scholar at Topoi, Freie Universität-Humboldt Universität (Berlin). She has had visiting appointements at several universities. Her research focuses on ancient, medieval and modern philosophy, mostly in the aereas on ontology and argumentation theory.

• 1. Brentano on Presenting Something as an Intentional Object (Denis Fisette).- 2. "Husserl’s Transcendentals?): On Object, Essence, Thing, Being and Substance" (Aurélien Djian).- 3. Something but not too much: Ontological Considerations in Intuitionistic Mathematics (Miriam Franchella).- 4. Russell on the Widest Words in the Philosophical Vocabulary: A Platonic Path through Terms, Units and Entities (Guilherme Riscali).- 5. The Nature of Ordinary Objects (Guillaume Bucchioni ).- 6. Object and Something in General in Contemporary Formal Ontology (Sébastien Richard).- 7. Flat Ontology, a Negative Cosmology? The aliquid and its Other (Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel).- 8. Nothing, Everything, Something! (Achille C Varzi).