ISSN: 2459-413X (print)
ISSN: 2732-7507 (on-line)
13th issue
Articles
Thomas Hobbes
Individualism, Freedom, Sovereignty
Kyriakos Demetriou,
A Note on Hobbes’s Thucydides, p. 9
The Byzantine cosmopolis beyond western liberalism, p. 33
Nick
Tsampazis,
Elias
Vavouras,
Hobbes' hedonism in front of classical hedonism
Philosophical Notes on Hobbes
International Anarchy Reconsidered:
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Articles
Georgios E.
Skoulas - Despoina Skoula,
The World Crises in
Hegel’s Dialectic Thinking & the Current Contradictions Confronted Europe, p. 141
The Byzantine icon as an expression of the
composition of the “Beautiful” with the “Sublime”, p. 155
Philosophical Notes
From the Orphic texts to the Homeric Epics and
to the Dramatic Poetry: The appearance of the Reasonable Man, p. 173
Kyriakos
Manolis,
The
role of school leadership in relation to conflict management at school. A
survey based upon five empirical researches, p. 189
Nilachal Mishra,
The Buddhist Philosophy: A brief Study, p. 199
12th issue
Articles
William H.F. Altman,
Ernst Tugendhat and
Leo Strauss:
J.
Edgar Bauer,
Leo Strauss and the Challenges of Sex, p. 29
Panagiotis Christias,
Jerusalem
and Athens against Rome
Kyriakos
Demetriou,
The
logical status of history and the paradoxes of historicism, p. 145
Robert Howse,
Spiros Makris,
Philosophy
as a way of life and the nature of the political:
Colin D. Pearce,
Enlightenment,
modernity and democracy:
Nick
Tsampazis,
Elias Vavouras,
* * *
Philosophical Notes
George
Bifis,
Montserrat Herrero - Miguel Vatter,
Leo
Strauss and Carl Schmitt, p. 297
Konstantina Konstantinou,
Leo Strauss’ The Argument and the Action of Plato’s
Laws:
Spiros Makris,
Pedro Valdés Guía
Command
in war:
Operational
conduct of war and political control of military operations, p. 347
11th issue
Articles
Markos Dendrinos - Anna Griva,
Impact of the Platonic work Definitiones on the work of Kairis Θεοσοφικαὶ Γνῶμαι καὶ Ὑποθῆκαι
Charis Papacharalambous,
Other’s Caress and God’s Passing By.
Antonis D.
Papaoikonomou,
Jean Baudrillard’s philosophy about revolution as finality, p. 95
Rina Avinash Pitale Puradkar,
Yoga as psychotherapy:
An Alternative and
complimentary Solution. p. 105
Triantafyllos
Sermetis,
Freedom of
Consciousness in Sartre, p. 117
George E. Skoulas - Despina G. Skoulas,
Modern Societies: Politics & Communication
In the Critical
Thinking of Jurgen Habermas, p. 129
Christos Athan. Terezis,
From
definition to the prefiguration (?)
of the
ontological theory of “Ideas”
Amita Valmiki,
Resuscitate Gandhi’s Approach
Towards
the Marginalized, p. 173
* * *
Philosophical Notes
Leandro Losada - Eugenia Mattei
Interview about the book Maquiavelo en
Argentina,
Nilachal Mishra,
Lampros I. Papagiannis,
Medieval Islamic Political
Thought
Michail Theodosiadis,
Byzantine Matters by Averil Cameron, p. 211
Evi Zacharia,
Discussion
with Boethius’s De consolatione philosophiae
(The
Consolation of Philosophy), p. 223
10th issue
Articles
Wojciech J. Burszta - Michał Rydlewski,Narcissism - Authenticity - Atopy
Digital Faces of a New Man, p. 9
Angelo J. Corlett,
Helen Gerousi,
Historical Progress and
Slavery
in the Thought of Condorcet, p. 51
Justin
Humphreys,
Aristotle on Imagining and Wishing, p. 65
Anna Kelesidou,
Dimitris Kiritsis,
Economic
Globalization, Society and Education, p.
87
Voula Lambropoulou,
Vasileios
Syros,
The Origins of Social Life and Justice in Early Modern
* * *
Philosophical Notes
Charlie Bloedorn
Singer’s Failure of the Animal Welfare
Movement, p. 145
Demetra Christopoulou,
9th issue
Articles
Charalampos Apostolopoulos,
“Returning to yourself” as a healing transformation of the deficient nature of habitual man in the homilies of Gregory of Nyssa on the Our Father, p. 9
J. Edgar Bauer,
Adam the Hermaphrodite and the Liberatory Aims of the Stonewall Era, p. 29
Spiros Makris,
Free Speech and Democracy in the ‘post-Totalitarian era’ The neo-Aristotelian and neo-republican lesson from Hannah Arendt, p. 93
Nilachal Mishra,
The Philosophy of Kaṭhopaniṣad, p. 129
Yiorgos Moraitis,
The negatively dialectical character of Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s political philosophy: transgressing the liberal notion of the political power, p. 137
Rina Avinash Pitale Puradkar,
Yoga philosophy:A potential tool for positive thinking, p. 163
Triantafyllos Sermetis,
The Concept of Power in Foucault, p. 173
Elias Vavouras,
The political philosophy as a precondition and
completion
of political economy in the Ways
and Means of Xenophon, p. 183
* * *
Philosophical Notes
Efstratia Oktapoda,
On the Origin of Species by Means of Civilization or Preservation of Favoured Races in the Cooperation for Life (Konstantinos Maritsas, 2019), p. 201
8th issue
Articles
J. Edgar Bauer,
"Mein Feld ist die
Welt": On Magnus Hirschfeld's Conception
of Exilic Nomadism and the Origins of Sexual
Ethnology, p. 7
Spiros Makris,
The
concept of terror
in
Jean Baudrillard’s social ontology, p. 49
Lampros I.
Papagiannis,
Han Fei Zi & Machiavelli;
a comparison of the political and moral
views under the prism of the 21st century, p.
67
Antonis D. Papaoikonomou,
The epistemological basis of Mathematics:
A discovery or an Invention?, p. 77
Rina Avinash Pitale Puradkar,
Philosophy of Yoga and Ayurveda: A Parallel, p.
87
Triantafyllos Sermetis,
The Vital Momentum
and Morality in Henri Bergson, p. 97
Amita Valmiki,
Reconciliation of Gandhi-Ambedkar
Debate through Gadamer’s Hermeneutics, p. 113
Elias Vavouras,
The platonic proof of the
immortality
of the soul with three arguments:
a) the argument of anamnesis,
b) the argument of the opposites, c) the argument of similarity
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Philosophical Notes
Nilachal Mishra,
Śankarācārya and his Philosophy, p. 143
7th issue
Articles
Vassilios Betsakos,
Vassilios Betsakos,
Imitation
and learning
Learning
and pleasure, Aristotle, Poetics 4, p. 7
Chengwen Mou,
On Rule Consciousness and Thought
Reform, p. 29
Vasilis Dimopoulos,
The nietzschean friendship
as the closeness of distance, p. 41
Indoo Pandey Khanduri,
Contemporary Relevance
of Descartes’ Nine Virtues, p.
61
Antonis D. Papaoikonomou,
Conceptual alternations of the notion of hegemony:
from Gramsci’s interpretation to post-hegemony, p. 85
Conceptual alternations of the notion of hegemony:
from Gramsci’s interpretation to post-hegemony, p. 85
Rina Avinash Pitale Puradkar,
Feministic Approach
in Phule’s Philosophy of
Education, p. 99
Amita Valmiki,
Phenomenology as a Method
in Jaspers’ Psychopathology, p. 111
Dimitrios A. Vasilakis,
Proclus
on the First Alcibiades:
From Platonic Eros to Aristotelian Friendship, p. 123
From Platonic Eros to Aristotelian Friendship, p. 123
Spiros Makris,
The spectrality of Democracy
From post-foundational political thought to the
Levinasian ethics
Some critical
reflections on the question of ‘the political’ in late modernity, p. 135
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Philosophical Notes
Philosophical Notes
George
Ch. Koumakis,
JENSEITS DES SEINS, ΕΠΕΚΕΙΝΑ ΤΗΣ ΟΥΣΙΑΣ
(Plat. Polit.,
VI 509 b 9-10), p. 155
6th issue
Articles
Panos Eliopoulos - Christopher
Vasillopulos,
Aristotle and Hobbes
on the rationality of civic friendship, p. 7
Gerasimos Kakoliris,
Jacques Derrida
and René Schérer
on Hospitality, p. 23
Dimitris Kiritsis,
Social educational
inequalities:
The first advocacy
of ¨education for all¨
in Plato’s theory
Sociological and philosophical
approach, p.
43
Sotiria
A. Triantari,
Rhetoric-Communication and communicative skills
in facing bullying and marginalization in school
environment, p. 61
Elias Vavouras,
Political
and economic philosophy
in
Xenophon's Oeconomicus, p. 85
5th issue
Articles
Anna Lazou,
Eros & Orchesis,
p. 9
Fernanda Lemos de Lima,
Sacrifices,
prayers: theurgic rites
with metaphysical
meanings to achieve the divine:
a brief inquire on
Book V of Iamblichus De Mysteriis, p. 27
Smaragda Papadopoulou,
The Power of Persuasion
in Learning Greek as a Foreign
Language:
from Ancient Greece to Contemporary Rhetorics, p. 43
Kostas Theologou,
Les aspects de la langue, de la technologie
et des les institutions comme constitutifs de
l’infomatisation:
Elias Vavouras,
The medical
science as philosophy
*
Philosophical Notes
Athanasios Ziakas,
Philo and stoicism:
their convergence in the issue
of slavery, p. 97
4th issue
Articles
Alexandra Deligiorgi,
Rethinking the Arendtian Approach
of the Kantian Critique of
Judgment, p. 9
Panagiotis
Doikos,
Le
cinéma et la transcendance, p. 33
Gerasimos
Kakoliris,
Jacques Derrida’s
Deconstruction of Western Metaphysics:
George Ch. Koumakis,
Die Einheit und die Vielheit des Socrates
(Plat. Parm.,
129 c-d), p. 63
Dimitris I. Papadis,
Georgios
E. Skoulas - Despina G. Skoulas,
The One-Dimensional Society and its Possible
Negations in Herbert Marcuse’s Thinking, p. 79
Elias Vavouras,
Nietzsche and Castoriadis’s Anaximander, p. 105
*
Alexantra Dotsika,
Truth and falsity in De Anima and the Simplicius interpretation, p. 117
3nd issue
Articles
Charalampos Apostolopoulos,
Gregor
von Nyssa:
Sinn
des Hohenliedes
sei
die Vergeistigung des Menschen, p. 7
Maria
Daskalaki, Martin Doerr,
Philosophical background-assumptions
Grigorios
Karafillis,
The Pragmatic Conception of
Truth
according to William James, p. 29
George Ch. Koumakis,
Anna
Lazou,
Individual and Society
According to Adam Smith and
Karl Marx:
From the Critique of
Classical Political Economy
To the Critique of Human
Nature, p. 77
Athanassios
Sakellariadis,
Aristotle on sense-perception: readings and remarks, p. 91
Stanley Sfekas,
The aristotelian foundations
of “The use of knowledge”, p. 101
*
Kerasenia
Papalexiou,
The outline of the book, Plato’s Theaetetus,
Plato’s
Theory of Knowledge, p. 111
2nd issue
Articles
Alexandra Deligiorgi,
De l’idée kantienne du sensus communis
au dissensus des phrases des différends
chez J.-Fr. Lyotard,
p. 7
David
Hoinski - Ron Polansky,
Aristotle on Beauty in
Mathematics, p. 37
Iordanis Koumasidis,
From mass culture to networking speech
From Frankfurt school to Foucault and Postmodern, p. 65
George Moraitis,
Liberty, Sovereignty, Property
and their Materialistic Limits in Hobbes’ Leviathan, p. 81
Anthony Preus,
Aristotle’s Theory of Citizenship in Context, p. 115
Thomas
Symeonidis,
Ethics or Aesthetics?
Aesthetic form and the law of the other, p. 141
Elias Vavouras,
Five philosophical notes on Xenophon’s Hiero, p. 151
*
Dimitris Vardoulakis,
Freedom
from the Free Will
On Kafka’s Laughter, p. 169
1st issue
Articles
Panagiotis Doikos,
La
logique de la connaissance visionnaire et
l'ambiguïté de l' imagination, p. 7
Christos C. Evangeliou,
Christos C. Evangeliou,
Grigorios Karafillis - Maria Veneti,
Stergios Mitas,
Les origines du mal et les limites du droit
Égoïsme humain et philosophie juridique, p. 77
Stefanos Rozanis,
On Two Statements by Theodore Adorno, p. 87
Demitrios Tzortzopoulos,
Hegels
Konzeption der Philosophie, p. 97
Elias Vavouras,
Hobbes against Democracy, p. 105
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* For philosophical texts: Hobbes, De Cive, Χ, 16 - Plat. Resp. 343c.
* For books: Lloyd S. A., 2009: 289-294 or Lloyd S. A., Morality in the Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes: Cases in the Law of Nature, Cambridge University Press, 2009, pp. 289-294.
* For articles: Ranson S., ''Towards the learning society'', Education Management and Administration, 20: 2, 1992, pp. 68-79.
* For chapters within books: Ball S. J., (ed.), 1990: 75-78 or Hoskin K., ''Foucault under examination: the crypto-educationalist unmasked'', in: Ball S. J., (ed.) Foucault and Education, Routledge, London 1990, pp. 75-78.
* For philosophical texts: Hobbes, De Cive, Χ, 16 - Plat. Resp. 343c.
* For books: Lloyd S. A., 2009: 289-294 or Lloyd S. A., Morality in the Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes: Cases in the Law of Nature, Cambridge University Press, 2009, pp. 289-294.
* For articles: Ranson S., ''Towards the learning society'', Education Management and Administration, 20: 2, 1992, pp. 68-79.
* For chapters within books: Ball S. J., (ed.), 1990: 75-78 or Hoskin K., ''Foucault under examination: the crypto-educationalist unmasked'', in: Ball S. J., (ed.) Foucault and Education, Routledge, London 1990, pp. 75-78.
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