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[Athens]:
Academy of Athens-Research Center on Greek Philosophy,
2013
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Table of Contents:
- Proem: everything is still possible
- Has energy a specific status?
- Eternal cosmos and precarious human law: adaptation or initiatives?
- Morality in the cosmos: an urgent need
- Music in the universe according to Sophocles
- Cosmic harmony according to Proclus
- Transition I: from the shadows of theater to the brillance of truth and of eternal laws
- Transition II: Hybris-Nemesis. The meaning of Greek tragedy
- Artistic creativity reflecting transcendence
- Identity and difference in art
- Antinomies and dialectics in artistic creation
- In god's shadow: artistic creative processes
- Recent processes of creation in contemporary art
- The degredation of aesthetics: towards a new philosophy of art
- The status of music in Plato's Symposium
- Artistic mimesis according to Proclus
- Transition III: aesthetics within ethics
- Consciences and values: attraction or gravitation?
- Human existence, a value in itself
- On human dignity
- Practical organization of space
- Religion as a cohesive factor of societies
- On "collateral healings"
- Responsibility within ethics
- Promoting relations between human and animals
- Prudence and temperance: Confuccus ans Socrates
- Aristotle on "endoxally" precising the kairos
- Crises along history: a philosophical approach
- Healing the world's cultural crisis
- Cultures confronting globalization
- Governance facing values in an era of globalization
- Aristotle on economic crises and their moral causes
- Is a renewal of humanism possible?
- Philosophy embracing humanities
- Education - a lasting value
- Proclus on education
- The universitary asylum and its violations
- Philosophy in Alexandria
- Proclus, on the god's dance
- Dionysius Areopagita on justice: a treason to Proclus?
- Thomas Aquinas revisited by Cydoneus
- New approaches of Kantian ethics
- As an epistemological activity Adam Smith on philosophy
- The roots and the present dimensions of Greek philosophy
- In extremis: an implicit mention of kairicity
- Epode: escaping over there