This 3-year project explores, elaborates upon, and further develops an approach to Homer, exploring further the concept of political Prometheanism (as developed in my first monograph). The project presents a fresh reinterpretation of Homeric ethics, offering an original, well-structured conceptualisation of the ancient Greek philosophy and poetry, merged with political theory.
Outputs: three publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Currently published:
– Chreos and philotēs in Homeric Ethics. Conatus – Journal of Philosophy. (Open Access) (Scopus Q2). (Accepted for publication; doi: doi.org/10.12681/cjp.41304)
–The Flame and the Lyre: Promethean Echoes in Homeric Epic. Cogito — Multidisciplinary Research Journal. (Open Access) (Scopus Q2). October 2025
Project Venue: Department of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Supervised by Professor Georgios Steiris.
The findings of this study will be disseminated through three articles, slated for publication in esteemed academic journals, including Comparative Political Theory, Conatus, and others