Eros and Thanatos: A Nondualistic Interpretation: The Dynamic of Drives in Personal and Civilizational Development From Freud to Marcuse

A researcher who received her doctorate in philosophy in 2016; her dissertation was on political philosophy and philosophical anthropology. She studied philosophy and social sciences with a major in social studies at the School of Philosophy and Social Studies at the University of Crete in Greece. She received her MA in ethics and philosophy at the School of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens in 2009. The topic of her master's thesis was the relationship of political philosophy and psychoanalysis. She is currently completing a second MA at the School of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy, and Comparative Religions at the Nalanda University in India. Simultaneously she is conducting research on the Indo-Greek culture of Gandhara and the Tibetan Buddhist traditions. She has worked for ten years as a tutor in Greek philology and ancient Greek.