Giouli Korobili

Dr. Giouli Korobili is a former academic staff member at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, affiliated with the Faculty of Language, Literature and Humanities and the Department of Classics. Her research focuses on ancient philosophy, particularly Aristotle's works on natural philosophy, medicine, and biological theories. She has contributed significantly to the analysis of classical texts such as De Juventute et Senectute and their relationship with Hippocratic medical writings.

• Research Interests: Aristotle's methodology, ancient medical theories, philosophical analysis of vitality, and interdisciplinary approaches to classical texts.
• Publications: Authored/co-edited volumes on Aristotle's biological and medical thought, including a monograph on Youth and Old Age and co-edited The Nutritive Soul in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy and Medicine.

Dr. Korobili’s work bridges ancient philosophy, medicine, and natural science, with notable contributions to understanding Aristotle's engagement with empirical evidence and his integration of philosophical inquiry with physiological observation. She has also collaborated on exhibitions like The Soul is an Octopus, exploring ancient concepts of life and the body.

Contact: gkorobili@hotmail.com