Andreas Anagnostopoulos

Andreas Anagnostopoulos is a Research Fellow at the Topoi Excellence Cluster, a collaborative research initiative focused on ancient philosophy and spatial epistemology. His work bridges Aristotle Studies, Metaphysics, and Philosophy of Space, exploring intersections between physics, ontology, and pre-Socratic thought.

• Key Research Areas: Ancient Philosophy, Philosophy of Space, Aristotle's Physics and Metaphysics

His scholarly contributions include analyses of Aristotle’s Physics III and Metaphysics, with a focus on change, dunamis (potentiality), and ontological structure. He has presented at international workshops on Stoicism, Aristotle's cardiocentrism, and Plato's Timaeus, emphasizing historical and metaphysical interpretations of spatiality.

Notable publications address Aristotle’s engagement with Parmenides, the metaphysical implications of dunamis, and the dynamics of change in ancient cosmology. His work reflects a rigorous application of classical philosophical frameworks to contemporary debates.

Selected Activities

• Chair at Chora in Plato's Timaeus (2011)
• Participant in workshops on Souls and their ruling parts in Stoicism, Aristotle's Cardiocentrism, and De Anima II.5 (2010)