Ancient Greek Democracy and American Republicanism explores the archetype of Prometheus in political theory, representing faith in human agency and self-governance. It borrows perspectives from Hannah Arendt and Christopher Lasch, tracing Promethean elements in the philosophy behind the ancient Athenian polis as well as in early American republican thought, which laid the foundations of the American Revolution and also of the Populist Movement during the nineteenth century.
Category: Monographs
Dr. Michail TheodosiadisΠρομηθεϊκή Πολιτική και Δημοκρατία, Τόμος Α: Από την Ομηρική Εποχή στη Νεοτερικότητα
This collection in Greek is based on selected articles and book chapters from my previous works. This book reflects on the evolution of my thinking, addressing key issues and exploring new perspectives from the time of Homer to classical modernity. This publication aims to offer Greek-speaking readers a chance to engage with these ideas, expanding the reach of the discussions on the issue of political participation and fostering a broader understanding of the topics explored.