The Place of the Good in Plato's Philosophy
Plato's philosophy places the good in a unique position, asserting its superiority over science and truth.
Mysticism
The Concept of Eternal Life
Exploring the nature of eternity in various philosophical and theological traditions.
The Emergence of Pythagoreanism: A Bridge between Mysticism and Rationality
A bridge between ancient Greek mystical movements and rational inquiry, Pythagoreanism's unique blend of spiritual knowledge and logical argumentation influenced Western philosophy.
The Philosophy of Pythagoras: A Study of Transmigration and Asceticism
Exploring Pythagoras' teachings on transmigration and asceticism, and how they influenced ancient Greek culture.
The Emergence of Mystical Communities: A Study on the Orphic Tradition
The Emergence of Mystical Communities: A Study on the Orphic Tradition, exploring its origins, key figures, and influence on later philosophical movements.
The Legacy of Orphism: Feminism and Emotion in Ancient Greek Philosophy
Orphism's legacy in ancient Greece emphasizes feminism, emotion, and individual spiritual growth, shaping Western philosophy through influential thinkers like Pythagoras, Plato, and Euripides.
The Orphics and the Origins of Mystical Philosophy
The Orphics, an ancient Greek ascetic sect, emphasized enthusiasm and mystic knowledge, influencing Western philosophy.
The Orphic Tradition: A Historical and Philosophical Overview
A comprehensive guide to the Orphic tradition, exploring its historical context, key concepts, and significance in ancient Greek philosophy.
The Mysterious Cult of Dionysus: A Philosophical Exploration
A philosophical exploration of the cult of Dionysus, examining its significance, impact, and implications for our understanding of human nature and emotion.
The Mystical Roots of Western Philosophy
An exploration of the mystical roots of Western philosophy, focusing on the role of Dionysus and the Presocratic philosophers.
The Emergence of Subjectivism and its Consequences
The 16th century saw a significant shift in Western philosophy from authority-based knowledge to individual introspection, affecting politics, religion, and literature.