This project explores, elaborates upon, and further develops an approach to Arabic and ancient Greek poetry and philosophy; it focuses on Homer, Aristotle Plato and al-Fārābi, exploring further the concept of political Prometheanism (as developed in my first monograph). It advances a bottom-up model of cosmopolitanism, inspired by interpretations of Homer and al-Fārābi’s ‘Hellenism’. This project proposes a novel philosophical narrative for participatory politics as well as for global cooperation and collaboration.
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