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GRIGORIOS KARAFILLIS Professor of Philosophy Tel: 26510-95692 Fax: 26510-95838, 26510-95813 Email: Gkarafyl@Cc.Uoi.Gr GRIGORIOS KARAFILLIS Professor of Philosophy tel: 26510-95692 fax: 26510-95838, 26510-95813 email: [email protected] - Professional position: Professor, Department of Primary Education, School of the Sciences of Education, University of Ioannina - Subject area: Philosophy, with emphasis in Philosophy of Education and on Social Philosophy - Research Interests: Social Philosophy, Philosophy of Education, Philosophy of Enlightenment - Studies: - Degree of the School of Philosophy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (1973) - PhD in Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Education and Psychology, School of Education, University of Ioannina (1990) - Scholarships: Scholar of the Institution of National Scholarships (I.K.Y.), period 1985-1988. Teaching/Instruction Activity: 1. Undergraduate courses: - Philosophy of Education I – Philosophy of Education II- Philosophy and Education in Neohellenic Enlightenment – Modern Greek Political and Social Philosophy – Introduction in Philosophy – Philosophy of European Enlightenment – Social Philosophy – Philosophy of Neohellenic Enlightenment – Social Philosophy (Axiology) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) of Australia ηηρ (Lectures and Seminars, August 1996) 2. Postgraduate courses: 1. Interdepartmental Postgraduate Program {D.P.M.S.}: Greek Philosophy – Philosophy of Sciences (1998-2001 and 2005-2008 , (1998-2011). - Modern Greek Philosophy - Practical philosophy 2. Postgraduate Program in Sciences of Education (2002- 2009, 2010-2012) -Philosophy of Education (Axiology and Education) - Philosophy of Education II (Education and Society) 3. Interdepartmental Postgraduate Program Speech Therapy (2005- 2008) - Philosophy of Education 4. Teacher-Training college of Primary Education (1997-2005) - Philosophy of Education - Professional and social activity: - Deputy Head of the Department of Primary Education, University of Ioannina (2005-2007). - Chairman of ELME Florinas (1979-1980). -Chairman of Art fun union of Florina, (Stegi Filotexnon), of the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Art Gallery of Florina‟s Artists, 1991-1995. - Member of Scientific Committees - Member of the Pan-Hellenic Union of Philologists , of the Union of university graduates of the School of Philosophy, of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki named <<The Philologist>>, member of the Greek Philosophical Review, of the Pedagogical Association of Greece, of the League “ Theofilos Veikos” for the Critical Thinking and the Philosophical Education and, also, member of the Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture. - Entered in the biography catalogues of WHO‟S WHO IN THE WORLD, Twenty- Third Edition 2006 (English edition) καθώρ και ζηο Who‟s Who, Ed. Plethron, Αthens 2004. - Referee activity - Referee for the journal Social Science Tribune, 1994 - Referee for the English version of the scientific yearbook of the Department of Psychology, University of Crete (ELEFTHERNA) 2006 - Referee for the journal Greek Philosophical Review, 2004-2007 1 - Referee for the Panhellenic Conference Neohellenic Enlightenment- an attempt of a new scientific research, Municipality of Kozani 1996. - Referee for the Panhellenic Conference, School knowledge and teaching in Elementary Education- Department of Primary Education, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, 2001. - Referee for the Panhellenic Conference, The Character of Education, organized by the Department of Primary Education, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Ioannina, 20-21 October 2004. - Referee for the Panhellenic Conference, Elementary Education and challenge in Education, School of Educational Sciences, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, 2007. Member of Scientific, Organisational, Publishing and other Committees –Member of the Scientific Committee of the Pan Hellenic Conference , “Neohellenic Enlightenment Panhellenic Conference Neohellenic Enlightenment- an attempt of a new scientific research, Municipality of Institute of Book and Reading. Cooperation of Kozani Municipality and the Ministry of Culture Kozani, 1996. -President of the Organizing Committee of the Pan Hellenic conference, Neohellenic Enlightenment, Pan Hellenic conference, Institute of Book and Reading Municipality of Kozani and the Ministry of Culture Kozani, 1996. - Member of the Pan Hellenic conference, Rigas Feraios, About a new research harvest. Division of Philosophy , University of Ioannina, May, 28-31 1998. - Member of the Scientific Committee of the Pan Hellenic conference “School Knowledge and Teaching in Elementary Education” School of Educational Sciences, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, 2001. - Member of the Organizing Committee of the Pan Hellenic conference “The Character of Education”,, Department of Primary Education, School of Educational Sciences, University of Ioannina, Ioannina October, 20-22 th 2004. - Coordinator of the Committee of Speech and Art of the Department (2002-2007) and member of the Committee for the Celebration of the 20 years of the Department, 2005. - Member of the Scientific Committee of the Pan Hellenic conference, “Elementary Education and challenge in Education”, Department of Primary Education, School of Educational Sciences, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, 2007 - Honored Member in the Committee of the XVth International Symposium of Philosophy: “Religion and Science”. International Center of Philosophy and Culture, Pyrgos, Ancient Olympia- Elia Greece, July 30 - August 4, 2007. - Member of the Organizing Committee at the XVth International Symposium of Philosophy: “Religion and Science”.: International Center of Philosophy and Culture, Pyrgos, Ancient Olympia- Elia Greece, July 30- August 4 2007 - Member of ΧΙΧ International symposium of Philosophy: Ecology, and Ethis in the Age of Globalization, International Center of Philosophy and Culture, Ancient Olympia- Pyrgos, Elia Greece, August 8-12, 2008 - Member of the Committee of the International Meeting, Doing Philosphy with Children Department TEPAES, University of Aegean , Phodos, Nov. 28, 2008. - Honored Member in the Committee of the XVth International Conference of Philosop Conference: ENLIGHTENMENT IN THE GREEK AND THE 2 EUROPEAN TRADITION, Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture, Ancient Olympia- Pyrgos, Elia Greece, August 2-7, 2009. - Member of the XXI International Conference of Philosophy, Plato, Platonism and the Moderns, Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture, ANCIENT OLYMPIA JULY, 25-29 2010. Honorary Committee, Address, Honorary Awards, Chaiman. - Member of the Committee of V INTERNATIONAL BILINGUAL SUMMER SEMINAR: “PLATO AND THE ARTS”. Διοργάνωση: The Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture In collaboration with The University of Athens, The University of Cyprus, July 25-29, 2010, Ancient Olympia. Honorary Committee, Chairman - Coordinator of the Committee of Meeting, Philosophy of Education, Olympic Center of Philosophy and Culture- University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, 14-5- 2010. - Member of the Committee of Meeting, Ancient Philosphy and Today’s Reality, Journal Philosophein, Thessaloniki, 21 of Jan. 2011. - Member of the Committee of XXI International Conference of Philosophy, Philosophy and Education, Ancient Olympia 22-27 of July 2011. -------------------------- Journals- Publications - Member of the editorial committee of the journal Skepsis, 2009 - … - Member of the editorial committee of the journal Celestia, 2009- … - Member of the scientific and editorial committee of the journal Philosophein 2009-2012. - Member of the editorial committee of the journal Ifitos, 2004-2005 for the philosophy, science and theatre, Athens, Leader Books. - Managing Editor of Proceedings of the ninth world congress “Olympic and Elian Dialogues”, Interenational Society for Universal Dialogue (ISUD) Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture, SKEPSIS, Vol. XXII/I,II,III, 2012. - Supervision of Doctoral and Postgraduate dissertations - Supervisor of one doctoral dissertation and of five on-going - Joint supervisor of nine on-going doctoral dissertations - Participation in 13 7-member committees for the judgment of doctoral dissertations - Supervisor of 14 postgraduate dissertations - Conferences Participation in 74 scientific conferences (27 international, 21 Panhellenic and 6 thematic) and in 20 day conferences-symposia with relative presentations. - Scientific – Educational Programs: - Participation in a training program in the topic: „Teaching philosophical lessons in Thessaly during the 18th century‟ in the context of a relative program. 3 - As a Tutor (1994), at the program of Special Education.In 1996, 1997 and 1998, at the Teacher Training for Greek -teachers in other cities of the country. - Participation, as a member among ten other interdepartmental scientific members of the committee that carries out the Program „Modern Greek Enlightenment‟ (National Federation of Research - Division of Philosophy of University of Ioannina. The Bibliography of Neohellenic Enlighenment 1945-1995, Athens 1998, (pp. 315) is already published and the Lexicon of Neohellenic Enlighenment (rough edition 1999) is to follow. - Participation, (1997-2007) as one of the staff responsible for the Postgraduate Program, „Modern Greek Philosophy – Philosophy of Sciences‟ of the Division of Philosophy of the University of Ioannina, with which the Department of Primary Education and the Department of Philosophical and Social Studies of the University of Crete. - Supervision of Doctoral and Postgraduate dissertations - Supervisor of five on-going doctoral dissertations - Joint supervisor of nine on-going doctoral dissertations
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