Hristo Todorov

Prof. Hristo Todorov, PhD is a Professor of Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology, New Bulgarian University (NBU), Sofia. He specializes in Hermeneutics, Philosophy of History, and Bioethics, with a focus on conceptual history and intercultural education. His academic career spans roles at Sofia University 'St. Kliment Ohridski' (1984–2003) and guest professorships at Plovdiv University and the European University Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder).

• Education: PhD in Philosophy (1992, Sofia University), Habilitation (1995, Sofia University).
• Awards: Humboldt Fellow (1998–2000).

His research explores intersections of ontology, democratic theory, and moral philosophy, particularly in post-communist contexts. Recent publications analyze truth, civic education, and bioethical dilemmas, reflecting his engagement with European values and contemporary philosophical challenges. He has contributed to translating and editing works by Reinhart Koselleck, Hans-Georg Gadamer, and Jürgen Habermas into Bulgarian.