is buried in the Staglieno cemetery in Genoa. In a reference to his oppositional stance, written upon his tombstone are the Latin words: "Etiam si omnes, ego non". His daughter Emilia Rensi (1901-1990) was a well-known free thinker, writer and teacher in her own right. She worked on anarchist magazines, for example Volontà and Sicilia Libertaria, and published many philosophical books on the subjects of socialism, anarchism and atheism. She donated her father's extensive archive of books, letters and other documents to the State University of Milan in 1964. Her sister Algisa (1899-1994) became a nun, and eventually abbess, living in the convent of Lugo di Romagna until her death. Publications References Further reading External links Continental philosophers 20th-century Italian philosophers People from Villafranca di Verona Academic staff of the University of Genoa 1871 births 1941 deaths Atheism in Italy Italian atheists Italian socialists