Anna Tigani

Anna Tigani is a Lecturer at the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Athens since 2017. She specializes in Ancient Greek Philosophy, particularly in Skepticism and Dialectic, with a focus on Pyrrhonian and Aristotelian texts.

• University of Crete, B.A. in Philosophy and Social Studies (1990)
• University of Athens and NTUA, M.A. in Philosophy of Science (1998)
• Ph.D. candidate at the University of Athens and NTUA (2011) under K. Ierodiakonou

Her research bridges ancient philosophical traditions with contemporary epistemological debates, including a forthcoming translation of Aristotle's Topics and Sophistical Refutations into modern Greek. Recent publications explore Sextus Empiricus' dialectical strategies, the therapeutic role of aporia in skepticism, and comparative analyses with Hegelian philosophy. She has contributed to journals like Logical Analysis and History of Philosophy and Ancient Philosophy.