Radu Nedescu
Doctoral Project
- Provisional thesis title: A phenomenological investigation of autistic subjectivities.Supervisor: Cristian CiocanMore about the project
Publications
- Radu Nedescu and Efsunkar Cazu. Forthcoming in 2026. “To Have Done with the Reductive Typology of Neurodifference: Autistic Alterity Reimagined through Homography-Heterography”, Philosophy, Imagination, and the Other: Approaching Humans and Nonhumans, ed. Martin Huth and Carlo Salzani, New York: Springer.
- Radu Nedescu. 2026. “Eating a Kinder Bueno to Shift Focus Away From Discontents”, Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy, vol.17, n. 1, p. 49-61
- Radu Nedescu. 2025 “The double empathy problem as a dialogic sense-making style asymmetry”, Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy, vol.16, n.2, p.119-142
Presentations
- Radu Nedescu. 2026. May 31. “A Buddhism informed rearticulation of the phenomenological concept of the pre-reflective self”.Conceptualising the Self. University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Radu Nedescu. 2025. June 19. “An enactivist model of how participatory sense-making is modulated by objects in autism”. CFP: Dimension of Radical Embodiment 3. University of Southern Denmark, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Nedescu, Radu. 2025. March 27. “Autos-ism and raw pre-reflective immersed sensorial openness”. Philosophy of Psychiatry and Lived Experience. Philosophy of Psychiatry and Lived Experience. King’s Collage London.
- Radu Nedescu. 2025. March 22. “Enactive intercorporeality in autism: socializing through objects”. CFP: Rethinking ToM and ASD. University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Radu Nedescu and Efsunkar Cazu. 2024. September 28. “To Have Done with the Reductive Typology of Neurodifference: Autistic Alterity Reimagined through Heterography-Homography”.At the Limits of Imagination: Otherness in Humans and Non-Human Animals. University of Vienna, Neues Institutsgebäude.
Teaching
- “Introduction to Continental Philosophy”. December. 2023-2026. Lecture. Centrul de Excelență în Filosofie. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest
Doctoral Project
- Provisional thesis title: A phenomenological investigation of autistic subjectivitiesSupervisor: Cristian CiocanMore about the project
Publications
- Radu Nedescu and Efsunkar Cazu. Forthcoming in 2026. “To Have Done with the Reductive Typology of Neurodifference: Autistic Alterity Reimagined through Homography-Heterography”, Philosophy, Imagination, and the Other: Approaching Humans and Nonhumans, ed. Martin Huth and Carlo Salzani, New York: Springer.
- Radu Nedescu. 2026. “Eating a Kinder Bueno to Shift Focus Away From Discontents”, Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy, vol.17, n. 1, p. 49-61
- Radu Nedescu. 2025 “The double empathy problem as a dialogic sense-making style asymmetry”, Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy, vol.16, n.2, p.119-142
Presentations
- Radu Nedescu. 2026. May 31. “A Buddhism informed rearticulation of the phenomenological concept of the pre-reflective self”.Conceptualising the Self. University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Radu Nedescu. 2025. June 19. “An enactivist model of how participatory sense-making is modulated by objects in autism”. CFP: Dimension of Radical Embodiment 3. University of Southern Denmark, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Nedescu, Radu. 2025. March 27. “Autos-ism and raw pre-reflective immersed sensorial openness”. Philosophy of Psychiatry and Lived Experience. Philosophy of Psychiatry and Lived Experience. King’s Collage London.
- Radu Nedescu. 2025. March 22. “Enactive intercorporeality in autism: socializing through objects”. CFP: Rethinking ToM and ASD. University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy.
- Radu Nedescu and Efsunkar Cazu. 2024. September 28. “To Have Done with the Reductive Typology of Neurodifference: Autistic Alterity Reimagined through Heterography-Homography”.At the Limits of Imagination: Otherness in Humans and Non-Human Animals. University of Vienna, Neues Institutsgebäude.
Teaching
- “Introduction to Continental Philosophy”. December. 2023-2026. Lecture. Centrul de Excelență în Filosofie. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest