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APOSTOLOPOULOU, Georgia: English CV APOSTOLOPOULOU, Georgia, Professor Emerita Dr. phil. Surname: APOSTOLOPOULOU Name: Georgia (P.) Title: Professor Emerita Dr. phil. Professor and Supervisor for M.A. theses and PhD dissertations Year of Birth: 1946 Place of Birth: Levidion, Arcadia, Greece Affiliation: University of Ioannina, Philosophical School Faculty of Philosophy, Education, and Psychology Department of Philosophy Position: Professor and Supervisor of M.A. theses and PhD dissertations in the Postgraduate Programme Mailing Address: Professor Dr. Georgia Apostolopoulou University of Ioannina Department of Philosophy 451 10 Ioannina, Greece E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: ++30-26510-05684, ++30-26510-42285 Homepage updated: June 10, 2016 Research fields -Philosophical Anthropology, Aesthetics, Hermeneutics, Metaphysics, Ethics, Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Science, Practical Philosophy. -Ancient Greek Philosophy, Modern Greek Philosophy, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy. -History of Sociology 2 Undergraduate Studies -1969-1972: Philosophy, in the Faculty of Philosophy of the Philosophical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Degree: Diploma of Philosophy (four-year course). -1964-1969: Classical Philology, in the Faculty of Philology of the Philosophical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Degree: Diploma of Philology (four-year course). Postgraduate Studies -1972-1977: Philosophy, Sociology, and Classical Philology. University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Federal Republic of Germany. Degree: Dr. phil. in Philosophy, Sociology, and Greek Philology. -Title of Doctoral Dissertation: Die Dialektik bei Klemens von Alexandria. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der philosophischen Methoden. -Rigorosa (oral exams): 1) Philosophy. Examiners: Hans-Joachim Krämer, Johannes Schwartländer. 2) Sociology. Examiners: Friedrich H. Tenbruck, Hans Braun, 3) Greek Philology. Examiners: Konrad Gaiser, Jürgen Wippern. -1977. Intensive Postgraduate Course ‘Philosophy and Social Science. Critical Approaches to Sociology’, in: Inter University Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Dubrovnik (Yugoslavia, today Croatia). Directors: Richard Bernstein, Johan Galtung, Jürgen Habermas, Ivan Kuvacic, Gajo Petrovic. Degree: Certificate of Attendance. -Research Essay for the Certificate of Attendance: ‘Die nicht integrative Funktion der Soziologie in der Sicht Max Webers’. Academic Career -since 2014: Professor Emerita (History of Philosophy, Practical Philosophy), Professor and Supervisor of M.A. theses, and PhD dissertations in the Inter-Departmental Postgraduate Programme “Hellenic Philosophy – Philosophy of Sciences” in the same Department. --since 2014: Professor Emerita (History of Philosophy, Practical Philosophy), Scientific Supervisor of postgraduate research programmes: 1) ‟New Aesthetics”, 2) ‟Neo-Platonist Metaphysics”, and 3) ‟Neo-Kantianism in Greece”. - 1993-2013: Professor of Philosophy (History of Philosophy, Practical Philosophy) in the same Department. -1988-1993: Associate Professor of Philosophy in the same Department. -1984-1988: Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the same Department. -1980-1984: Special Lecturer of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, Education and Psychology, Philosophical School, University of Ioannina, Ioannina, Greece. -2003 (spring semester), Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Department of Classics and Philosophy, University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus. -2003-2004 (winter semester): Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy and Social Studies, University of Crete, Rethymnon, Greece. 3 -1998 (spring semester): Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Marquette University, Milwaukee / Wisconsin, USA. -1997-1998: Holder of the distinguished chair “Women's Chair in Humanistic Studies” in Marquette University, Milwaukee / Wisconsin, USA, nominated by its Philosophy Department. -1977-1979: Instructor of German Language in the University Club of The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, Greece. -July-September 1977: Research Assistant in the Philosophical Research Programme “Projekt Menschenrechte” (‘Project Human Rights’) in the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Federal Republic of Germany. Director of this Programme: Professor Dr. Johannes Schwartländer, University of Tübingen. Honours and Awards -2016, World Congress on Aristotle’s Philosophy (Athens, July, 10-15, 2016), organised by the International Society of Greek Philosophy in cooperation with the Greek Philosophical Society and the Philosophical Society of Cyprus. Member of the Hellenic Organising Committee. -2016, Scientific Meeting “Raphael Demos” (Athens, May 25, 2016), organised by the Association of Smyrneans and the International Philosophical Inquiry. Member of the Organising Committee. -2016, Second Panepirotic Congress (Ioannina, April 8-9, 2016) ‟The Cultural Movement in Ioannina during the 18th Century and the Presence of Eugenios Boulgaris”, organised by the Society of Epirotic Studies and the Foundation for the Studies of Ionian and Adriatic Space, Member of the Scientific Committee. -2015, Ninth International Congress of Peloponnesian Studies (Nauplion 30.10-2-11.2015), organised by the Society for Peloponnesian Studies, Member of the Scientific Committee. -2013, Fourth Local Congress of Arcadian Studies (Tripolis 1-2.11.2013 and Demetsana 3.11.2013), organised by the Society for Peloponnesian Studies, Member of the Scientific Committee. - 2013, XXIII World Congress of Philosophy “Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life”, organised by the International Federation of Philosophical Societies (FISP) and the Greek Philosophical Society, Athens 04-10 August August 2013. Round Table: “The polyvalence of Evanghelos Moutsopoulos’ philosophy”. Organizers: Athanasia Glykofrydi-Leontsini (Greece), Georgia Apostolopoulou (Greece). -2013-2016: Delegate of the Hellenic Society for Aesthetics at the Executive Committee of the International Association for Aesthetics (IAA). -2011-2013: Chair and Paper Referee of the Section 28 for Contributed Papers “Philosophical Anthropology” of the ΧΧΙΙΙ World Congress of Philosophy “Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life” Athens, 04-10 August 2013, organised by the International Federation of Philosophical Societies (FISP) and the Greek Philosophical Society. -International Conference “Philosophy and Crisis. Responding to Challenges to Ways of Life in the Contemporary World”, organised by the Sector of Philosophy of the Department of Philosophy, 4 Psychology and Education of the University of Ioannina and by the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy (Washington D. C., USA), Ioannina, University of Ioannina, 28-30 July 2013.Chair of the Opening Session in the plenary. -International Conference “Philosophy and Crisis. Responding to Challenges to Ways of Life in the Contemporary World”, organised by the Sector of Philosophy of the Department of Philosophy, Psychology and Education of the University of Ioannina and by the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy (Washington D. C., USA), Ioannina, University of Ioannina, 28-30 July 2013. Member of the Honorary Committee. -19th International Congress of Aesthetics ‘aesthetics in action’, organised by the Polish Society of Aesthetics and the International Association for Aesthetics, Krakow, / Poland, 21-27 July 2013. Chair in 2 Sections for contributed papers. -2011-2013: Chair and Referee for the Section for contributed papers “28. Philosophical Anthropology” of the ΧΧΙΙΙ World Congress of Philosophy “Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life” Athens, 04-10 August 2013, organised by the International Federation of Philosophical Societies (FISP) and the Greek Philosophical Society. -2011: Member of the Organising Committee of the International Congress “Panagiotis Kanellopoulos”, organised by the Society of Kanellopoulos’ Friendship. 2011-2013: Member of the Senate of the University of Ioannina, Delegate of the Division of Philosophy, Education, and Psychology. -2010-2013: Delegate of the Department of Philosophy of the University of Ioannina at the Hellenic Organising Committee of the ΧΧΙΙΙ World Congress of Philosophy “Philosophy as Inquiry and Way of Life” Athens 2013, organised by the International Federation of Philosophical Societies (FISP) in cooperation with the Greek Philosophical Society. -2008: Chair and Referee of the Section 20 for Contributed Papers ‘Philosophical Anthropology’, of the XXII World Congress of Philosophy “Rethinking Philosophy Today”, Seoul, July 30-August 5, 2008. -2007: Metal ‘David the Invincible’ and Diploma, International Academy for Philosophy and Armenian Academy of Philosophy. -2005-2008, 2008-2011, 2011-2014: Member of the Board of Directors of the Hellenic Society of Aesthetics. -2005-: Member of the Steering Committee of the of the Association of the Greek Fellows of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung). -Since 2004: Life member of the International Academy for Philosophy. -2004 (June-August): Visiting Professor for Research, Institute of Philosophy, University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Federal Republic of Germany. -1997-1998: Holder of the distinguished chair “Women's Chair in Humanistic Studies”, Marquette University, Milwaukee / Wisconsin, USA, nominated by its Philosophy Department. 5 -1990-1992: Member of the Board of Directors of the Greek Philosophical Society. -1990-1991, 1991-1992, 2011-2012: Member of the Senate of the University of Ioannina,
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