Mikołaj Domaradzki

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Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Poland

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Mikołaj Domaradzki is an Associate Professor at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. His research areas encompass ancient Greek philosophy and literature, with particular focus on Neoplatonism, Stoicism, and allegorical interpretations of classical texts. Recent publications include studies on the intersection of Archaic Greek thought and Islamic philosophy, as well as explorations of figures like Proclus and Lucretius.

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Symbol, Allegory, Metaphor. The Relevance of Allegoresis for the Development of Post-Aristotelian Theories of Figurative Language

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Close Date: 2021-01-01

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Mikołaj Domaradzki

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Between images and concepts: Pherecydes of Syros and figuration in Archaic Greek thought

Ventriloquizing Islamic Neoplatonism through Presocratic Thinkers: the Use of Ancient Greek Authorities in the Arabic Plotinus and Pseudo-Ammonius

Lucretius’ Allegoresis and Invective

Stoic allegoresis: the problem of definition and influence

WEAVING ELEMENTAL GARMENTS: PROCLUS ON CIRCE (COMMENTARY ON THE CRATYLUS §53, 22.8–9)

HOMER’S LITAI: FIGURATIVE OR LITERAL? HERACLITUS THE ALLEGORIST AND CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA

Maximus of Tyre on the Zeus of Homer and Plato

The Lotus and the Boat: Plutarch and Iamblichus on Egyptian Symbols<sup>*</sup>

Chryzypa twierdzenie o naturalnej wieloznaczności wyrazów

Chryzypa twierdzenie o naturalnej wieloznaczności wyrazów

Marrying stoicism with platonism? Pseudo-Plutarch's use of the circe episode

Of nymphs and sea: Numenius on souls and matter in Homer's Odyssey

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