Plato
‘How to Think Like Socrates’ leaves readers with questions
The lessons of Socrates have never really gone out of style, but if there's ever a perfect time to revisit the ancient philosopher, now is it.
Socrates and Plato on t-shirts, Pythagoras and Aristotle on key chains – What you can find in the new store
Does a Socrates or a Plato fit on a t-shirt; Does the thought of a Newton, a Darwin, a Curie, a Pythagoras or a Aristotle fit on a keychain? Can a university produce premium product lines such as oil and wine?
Youth in the shadows: An urgent call for meaningful participation
Urban Picnic | Athens | May 1
The This is Athens-City Festival returns to the serene surroundings of Plato's Academy Park (Kratylou & Tripoleos) on May 1. Expect a full day of fun activities, workshops and shows for the little ones, and live music and DJ sets from some of the city's most popular radio producers.
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Medieval scientists tried to make little people with semen, blood & an animal womb
The first known account of the production of the homunculus is said to be found in an Arabic work called the “Book of the Cow” purportedly written by Plato
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and the diaspora ‘innocent fraud’
John Kenneth Galbraith in his book "The Economics of Innocent Fraud" portrayed his lifetime of experience in the public and private sectors with a scathing critique of matters as they stand today.
Symposium | Athens | March 10-12
Choreographer Iro Vasalou and the Snap Dance Company breathe life and movement into Plato's "Symposium," focusing on the ancient Greek philosopher's study of "love as a god, a physical state, a spiritual quest and a social condition." The performance will be on stage at Understage B of the Athens Concert Hall (megaron.gr), from March 10 to 12.
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10-year-old bookworm draws attention on philosophy knowledge
A 10-year-old boy in Turkey has become a trending topic on Twitter after a man posted a video of him talking about philosophy, mentioning Platon, Aristotle, andJean-Jacques Rousseau.
Socrates and Athens | Athens | November 14
Emory University Professor Cynthia Patterson will deliver a lecture on "Socrates and the Health of Athens" at the American School of Classical Studies (ASCSA) on Thursday, November 14, starting at 7 p.m.
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The Exhibition "Education without Borders" in the National Palace of Culture is Now Open
The National Palace of Culture opened the new edition of "Education Without Borders" exhibition and the Career Forum "Education and Career", bTV writes.
More than 70 schools, universities, academies, institutions, companies, employers and organizations from around the world are attending, and for the first time there will be representatives of Azerbaijan, Pakistan and Oman.