Delphi Academy of European Studies
Colloquium
Wednesday, November 18, 6:00 pm
European Cultural Delphi Centre, 9 Phrynichou Street, Athens
Free entrance
The Delphi Academy of European Studies (DAES), which is overseen by an international committee and supported by the Region of Central Greece, celebrates the tenth anniversary of its foundation.
The colloquium is the first in a series of relevant events, participants in which include professors at DAES and other distinguished scholars, as well as younger researchers and graduates of DAES.
PROGRAM
Professor Demetrios Yatromanolakis, The Johns Hopkins University
Unconcealed Genealogies from Heidegger to Dalí and back to Antiquity
Nate Herter, PhD candidate, Department of the Classics, Harvard University
Minotaurus inest: Dissident Surrealists in the Labyrinth, 1930-1939
Professor Lenart Škof, Alma Mater Europaea University; The Science and Research Centre Koper
From Hegel’s Antigone to the Conspiratorial Unity of Antigone and Jesus: Readings from Contemporary Philosophy
Professor Alberto Parisi,Kobe University, Japan; The Science and Research Centre Koper
“As Light Kindled by a Leaping Spark”: Plato’s Seventh Letter in Twentieth-Century Italian Philosophy
Professor Walter Puchner, University of Athens; member of the European Cultural Delphi Centre Governing Board
A Short Overview of the Reception of Ancient Greek Drama on the Stage in the Wake of Modernism and Postmodernism
