Contents

Opening Greeting for the Philosophy Postgraduate Student Conference

Foreword

The connection of Pandora with the early archaic period in Works and Days

Christina Anastasiadou

12-18

The Social Contracts of John Locke and John Rawls: From the state of nature to the original position

Dimitra Th. Vagena

19-28

The Philosopher's Duty

Antonios Vlahos

29-34

The mystical path toward the "ray of divine darkness" according to pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite

Evangelos Giatroutsikos-Prattos

35-43

Truths and Lies Regarding Nietzsche's Philosophical Stance

Giorgos Dritsas

44-58

The political ideology of fascism and Modernity

Myron Zacharakis

59-70

The disappearance of Ismene

Theodoros Zervopoulos

71-77

The philosophy of wandering in Nietzsche and its interpretation as a nomadic power by Deleuze

Christos Karagiannakis

78-93

Ethical and Aesthetic Qualities in Roman Art

Heracles P. Karampatos

94-102

The Sovereign and the anthropology of institutions in Photius the Great and Machiavelli

Konstantinos Karousakis

103-117

The right to ignorance of health data as a specific expression of autonomy

Mary Katarti

118-122

Lucretius, De Rerum Natura – Epicureanism in 1st-century BC Rome

Anna Kefalidou

123-135

Aspects of Indian philosophy in European philosophy: A dialogue of ideas

Konstantina Konstantinou

136-147

Consumption of dog meat: an instrumentalization of animals by racist discourse

Chrysanthos Konstantinou

148-152

The Stoic Citizen of the World and its Role in the Modern Era

Eugenia Patseli

153-158

The prerequisite axes for approaching Wisdom in Heraclitus' work

Emmanouil Platias

159-166

Imagination, Utopia, and the "Last Man"

Dimitris Chamilothoris

167-175

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