Dia-noesis – A Journal of Philosophy (Scopus indexed) is a biannual scholarly publication issued under the auspices of the University of Western Macedonia (Greece). It is an international open-access peer reviewed journal (both print and electronic) dedicated to the dissemination of original research in the field of philosophy, political theory, history, political anthropology, history of political thought and literature, religion, metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics. In addition, the journal accepts comprehensive book reviews by distinguished authors in the above fields.
Announcements
Call for Papers: Issue 19
2025-06-07
Dia-noesis is also accepting submissions for Issue 19, dedicated to “Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking the Human and the Political”. This issue explores the philosophical dimensions of artificial intelligence. We seek contributions that go beyond the technical aspects of AI to address the deep conceptual, ethical, political, and anthropological questions its rise provokes.
Deadline: 15-04-2026
Guest Editor: Professor Kyriakos Demetriou
University of Cyprus
Department of Social and Political Sciences
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To submit your manuscript follow this link, or contact the issue editor via email.
Current Issue
Vol. 18 No. 2 (2025): Trauma, Exile, and Cultural Displacement
Published: 2025-11-23
CONTENTS
Articles on Trauma, Exile, and Cultural Displacement
Guest Editor: Shikha Sharma
Michail Theodosiadis,
Introduction to Issue 18, p. 9
Asma Aijaz - Jaya Shrivastava,
Temporal Wounds and Racial Ruins: Structural Racism, Traumatic Latency, and Familial Disintegration in Jesmyn Ward’s Salvage the Bones, p. 15
Christos Antoniadis,
The Trauma of Life’s Meaninglessness: A Philosophical Reading of Monty Python’s Life of Brian, p. 37
Dionysis Asimiadis - Foteini Kagioglou,
The Trauma of Autonomy: Neoliberalism and the Forms of the Subject’s Exile, p. 63
Oksana Babelyuk - Olena Koliasa,
Trauma, War, Loss, Forced Exile, and Cultural Displacement in Australian Aboriginal and Ukrainian Stories from Children’s Perspectives: Exploring Cultural Identity, p. 83
Efe Basturk,
Bearing Witness to Traumatised Witnesses: A Reading of Antigone from Agamben's Perspective, p. 111
Aruna Bhat - Ashita Chadha,
Conflict, Displacement and the ‘Lived Body’: A Phenomenological Reading of Selected Literary Narratives from Kashmir, p. 133
Boyan Dafov,
Temporal Rupture and the Logic of the Lack: Trauma, Exile, and the Fragmentation of Subjectivity, p. 159
Panos Eliopoulos,
Bioethics in a skeptical perspective: how to not always treat trauma during exile and cultural displacement, p. 187
Abhik Ganguly,
Mapping Trauma as Inheritance in The Libation Bearers, p. 209
Elina Kushch,
Reconstructing Ukrainian Identity: The Impact of the Russian-Ukrainian War Trauma, p. 229
Neelima Luthra,
Lamentation, Exile, Trauma in Sophocles’ Antigone and Ajax, p. 253
Manas M. S.,
Displacement and Climate Disrupted Subjects: A Phenomenological Reading of Agamben, p. 271
Oleksandra Palchevska - Iryna Aleksandruk - Svitlana Dobrovolska
Exiled by Gods and Men: Trauma, Violence and the Lexico-Semantic Patterns of Displacement in Madeline Miller’s Circe and Classical Sources, p. 287
Ariadni Polychroniou,
Towards an Egalitarian Synchronicity of Displacement: Re-imagining Shared Temporality as Unifying Grounds for Social Solidarity, p. 313
Sathya Pramode - Namrata Mohan,
The ‘C’ Word: Testimony and Trauma in Gaiutra Bahadur’s Coolie Woman: The Odyssey of Indenture, p. 343
Aroop Saha,
Indigenous Exile from Cosmopolitan Narrative: Fight/Resistance of Indigenous Self against Historic Trauma in Bangladesh, p. 363
Shikha Sharma,
From Colchis to Corinth: Mapping the Trauma of Exile in Euripides’ Medea, p. 387
Shobhana Sree,
Oikic Exile and Maternal Hauntology: Clytemnestra’s Chthonic Sovereignty in the Matricidal Cosmogenesis of Greek Tragedy, p. 401
Vineetha Anitha Vineshkumar - Kekhronguu Dazo,
Trauma, Ontological Exile, and the Trans Self: Reading Transgender Autobiographical Narratives from the Global South, p. 419
Articles
Georgia Broni - John Velentzas - Nikos Kartalis,
Business and Marketing Ethical Dilemmas: On Moral Strategic Decisions, p. 441
Efthymia Chatzidimitriou - Sotiria Triantari,
Emotional Intelligence in the Works of Plato, p. 463
Alexandros Koliopoulos - Panagiotis Giannopoulos,
The Philosophy of Mediation Procedures in Ancient Greece, p. 481
Yiannis Mitrou,
The philosophy of media from the language of forms and the representational nature of the subject in the work of Leroi-Gourhan and the phenomenology of language of M. Merleau-Ponty to a phenomenology of the non-whole, p. 505
Philosophical Notes
Rasoul Namazi,
The Intellectual and Political Landscape of Iran Before and After the 1979 Revolution, p. 521
Full Issue
Articles
The Trauma of Autonomy:
Neoliberalism and the Forms of the Subject’s Exile
Dionysis Asimiadis, Foteini Kagioglou
Exiled by Gods and Men:
Trauma, Violence and the Lexico-Semantic Patterns of Displacement in Madeline Miller’s Circe and Classical Sources
Oleksandra Palchevska, Iryna Aleksandruk, Svitlana Dobrovolska
The ‘C’ Word: Testimony and Trauma in Gaiutra Bahadur’s Coolie Woman:
The Odyssey of Indenture
Sathya Pramode, Namrata Mohan
Trauma, Ontological Exile, and the Trans Self:
Reading Transgender Autobiographical Narratives from the Global South
Vineetha Anitha Vineshkumar, Kekhronguu Dazo
Business and Marketing Ethical Dilemmas:
On Moral Strategic Decisions
Georgia Broni, John Velentzas, Nikos Kartalis
The Philosophy of Mediation Procedures in Ancient Greece
Alexandros Koliopoulos, Panagiotis Giannopoulos
