Stavrianeas Stasinos
Assistant Professor
Studies
- 2004-1998 Phd thesis in Philosophy: ‘‘Nature and Essence in Aristotle’s Logical and Biological Works’’ Philosophy Department University of Edinburgh.
- 1998-1997 Master of Science Degree in Philosophy, Philosophy Department University of Edinburgh
- 1990-1996 Ptychion(MA) in Social Sciences & Philosophy, University of Crete
Selected Puclications
Books
- (In preparation) Translation and commentary of Aristotle’s Parts of Animals, Nissos Publishing house (Athens). The volume is due to appear in 2013.
- (forthcoming) Andrea Falcon & Stasinos Stavrianeas (eds) Aristotle’s De Incessu Animalium: new tex & translation and interpretative essays, Cambridge University Press.
- (under preparation) Stavros Kouloumenta & Stasinos Stavrianeas (eds) Philosophy & Medicine in ancient greek thought (Crete Universiyt Publications).
Selected Papers
- (2018) ”Τhe good, the bad and the ugly: natural teleology and its failures in Aristotle” in Pavlos Kontos (ed) Evil in Aristotle, Cambridge University Press.
- (2017) ”Teleology and the identity between nutritive and generative soul in Aristotle” in Gicheva-Gocheva, Dimka, Ivan Kolev and Haralambi Panicidis (eds.) The Challenge: Aristotle Sofia: University Press “St. Kliment Ohridsky”: 615-642.
- (2015) ”Νature as a principle of change” in M. J Leunissen (ed) Aristotle’s Physics’: A Critical Guide Cambridge University Press.
- (2009) ‘Spontaneous Generation in Aristotle’s Biology’, Rhizai: A Journal of Ancient Philosophy and Science,Number V, Issue 2 (December 2009) pp. 303-338.
- (2008) ‘O Ορισμός και το Πεδίο του Αυτόματου στα 2ο Βιβλίο των Φυσικών’ [The definition and the domain of Spontaneity in Aristotle’s Physics II].Δευκαλίωντόμος 26/τεύχος 1, Ιούνιος 2008: 5-44.
- (2005) ‘‘Η ενότητα των τελεολογικών εξηγήσεων στα βιολογικά έργα τουΑριστοτέλη’’ [‘‘The unity of teleological explanation in Aristotle’s biological works], Υπόμνημα 3 (2005): 31-59.
- (2005) ‘Wholes and Parts in Aristotle’s Metaphysics V: The case of universal wholes as ontological predicates’’, Philosophical Inquiry (2005).vol. XXVII Winter-Spring: 129-155.
- (2004) ‘‘Aristotle’s Concept of Nature in the Physics’’ in Philosophiegeschichte und Logische Analyse, vol.7 (2004): 27-51.
Research interests
Ancient Philosophy, especially Plato and Aristotle.Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Biology.
Courses
- Aristotle: Epistemology and Metaphysics
- Readings in Ancient Philosophy: Aristotle’s Parts of Animals
- Plato and Aristotle on the Soul
- Natural philosophy and science in ancient Greek thought
- Philosophical Theories of Emotions
- Philosophy of the Life Sciences
- Logic – Critical reasoning
POSTGRADUATE COURSE
- Themes in ancient philosophy: Epistemology and Metaphysics
- Aristotle Physics
Contact Hours
Fridays: 14:00- 17:00