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Another text, I recently published, on George Gemistos Plethon. See PHILOTHEOS, Journal for Philosophy and Theology, vol. 9, 2009.
Recent article of mine, in the journal HISTORICA.
-"The Concept of Unbounded and Evil Matter in Plotinus and John Damascenus”, THEANDROS (An Online Journal of Orthodox Christian Theology and Philosophy), Volume 2, number 3, Spring/Summer 2005
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-“Mysticism and Rational Spirituality...
Βρίσκω το Research Cooperative ολοένα και πιο ενδιαφέρον. Είναι μία πολύ καλή ιδέα. Ισχύς εν τη ενώσει. Μακάρι να σμίξουν περισσότεροι. Πιο πολλοί και από την Ελλάδα. Αν και δεν με ενδιαφέρουν πολύ οι πρακτικοί επιστημονικοί τομείς, ωστόσο βρίσκομ...
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- Greece
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- university graduate, researcher
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Philosophy, History, Theology
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Ethics, Panpsychism, Mysticism, Hegelianism, Occultism, Occasionalism, Post-modernism, Problem of Evil, Notion of Movement, Metaphysical experience, Aeshtetics, Apophaticism, Notion of Time, Sublime, City's Metaphysics, Rationalism, Irrationalism, Neoplatonism, Cosmopolitanism, Astral Body, Utopianism, Philosophy of Suspicion, Notion of Interiority, Analogy, Philosophy of History
Monographs on
George Gemistos Plethon, Michel Foucault, Plotinus, Michael Psellus, John Damascenus, Maximus the Confessor, Vasilis Tatakis, G.F.Hegel, Longinus etc.
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- English, Greek, French
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- I studied History at the University of Ioannina. I won a scholarship from the Greek State Scholarships Foundation in the field of Byzantine and Neoellenic Philosophy. Then I followed postgratuate studies in the Theology School of Aristotle Univesity of Thessaloniki. My thesis is about Neoplatonism.
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- Greek Philosophical Review, Philotheos, Social Science Tribune, Theandros, European Journal of Science and Theology, Res Cogitans
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Katelis Viglas's Blog
Some online articles
Katelis Viglas, "The Concept of Unbounded and Evil Matter in Plotinus and John Damascenus”, THEANDROS (An Online Journal of Orthodox Christian Theology and Philosophy), Volume 2, number 3, Spring/Summer 2005
unbounded.html
Katelis Viglas, “Mysticism and Rational Spirituality – When Theology meets Philosophy in Byzantium”, European Journal of Science and Theology, Vol. 1, No. 3, September 2005, 5-9… Continue
unbounded.html
Katelis Viglas, “Mysticism and Rational Spirituality – When Theology meets Philosophy in Byzantium”, European Journal of Science and Theology, Vol. 1, No. 3, September 2005, 5-9… Continue
Posted on June 18, 2009 at 5:30pm —
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- At 2:28am on June 6, 2009,
Jennifer Helen said…
- I just came across your profile in this network. I would like to extend an invitation to join Allvoices.com. It’s a citizen journalist site. We discuss, debate, post news and report news about everything under the sun. Allvoices also has an incentive program for writers. Register at allvoices.com and start contributing.
- At 11:44pm on May 28, 2009,
Peter Matthews said… - Dear Katelis,
Thanks for the notes. Here is another picture for you...
Several years ago I briefly visited an obscure abandoned and ruined village called Kolokasia in Crete, merely because it is named after the plant I study. It was a beautiful place in the late-afternoon sun, with olives still being maintained by some former residents, but sad also because the crypt had collapsed and we could see forgotten ancestors lying in dirt and debris in the dark. We drove on through rocky hills of scented herbs, with goats munching happily and releasing clouds of perfume into the air. Plants thrive on ruins, and I am a happy botanist trying to bring archaeology to life. Or perhaps I am just a goat, but nevertheless happy.
P.
- At 7:37pm on May 27, 2009,
Peter Matthews said…
- Dear Katelis,
Unfortunately I cannot read Greek, but your blogsite looks very interesting.
Just now I was wondering how the world around North Korea can respond to the irrationality of a state based on idolatry. I imagine that there is already an answer in Greek philospohy.
And just now I caught the Bach's Prelude broadcasting from your site - the music my mother played on a cello when I was in her womb! Being a scientist does not make me immune to irrationality, and I would not want to be immune.
But I would like to know that North Korea is not going to drop a bomb on Kyoto, where I live.
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