Francisco Molina-Moreno

Francisco Molina-Moreno, Ph.D., is a researcher at Saint Louis University-Madrid's Division of Humanities, specializing in Classical Languages Education. His work bridges Comparative Mythology and Philosophy of Music through interdisciplinary harmonics and golden section studies.

• Education: Ph.D. in Classical Philology (Complutense University of Madrid), M.A. in Slavic Philology (Complutense University)

Key research foci include:

• Comparative mythology of music and fabulous countries
• Ancient cosmic harmonics (harmony of the spheres)
• Slavic-Classical mythological parallels
• Synesthetic interpretations in Russian modernism

His publications (2014-2021) explore cross-cultural connections between:

• Alexander Scriabin's mystical compositions and Platonic philosophy
• Rusalki folklore and Greco-Roman sirens
• Vedic cosmogonies and Orphic traditions
• Golden section applications in music and literature

Current work analyzes mythological figures' evolution from ancient cosmogonies to modern artistic representations, maintaining active engagement with:

• Academic symposia on myth in contemporary literature
• Interdisciplinary harmonics research groups
• Slavic-Indo-European myth comparative projects