Filippo Casati advocates for research-driven practices in the realm of philosophy, serving as an Assistant Professor at Lehigh University. With a keen focus on logic and metaphysics, he delves into the intricate works of Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Meinong. His scholarly pursuits extend to post-Kantian philosophy and analytic metaphysics, where he explores the nuances of philosophical thought and its implications on contemporary discourse. At Lehigh University, Professor Casati is an integral part of the Philosophy Department, which is renowned for its commitment to fostering critical thinking, rigorous reasoning, and articulate writing. The department is dedicated to preparing students for diverse career paths, equipping them with the analytical skills necessary to excel in various professional environments. Professor Casati's research interests also encompass Jewish analytic theology, where he examines the intersections between traditional philosophical frameworks and modern theological inquiries. His work contributes to a vibrant intellectual community at Lehigh, where in-depth philosophical exploration is not only encouraged but celebrated. In his teaching, Professor Casati emphasizes the importance of engaging with complex philosophical texts and ideas, encouraging students to challenge assumptions and develop their own reasoned perspectives. His courses are designed to inspire a deep appreciation for the philosophical tradition while also addressing contemporary issues and debates. Beyond his academic responsibilities, Professor Casati is actively involved in various scholarly communities, participating in conferences and contributing to publications that advance the field of philosophy. His dedication to both teaching and research reflects his commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers and scholars.