Nicola Cusumano

Nicola Cusumano is a Full Professor in the Department of Cultures and Society at the University of Palermo. His research focuses on ancient Greek and Sicilian history, religious practices, mythological interpretation, and the intersection of politics and culture in antiquity. He holds office hours on Tuesdays, emphasizing appointment scheduling for students.

His work spans analysis of classical texts (e.g., Thucydides, Euripides) and archaeological evidence, with particular attention to Sicily's cultural landscape. Key themes include religious syncretism, ritual practices, political rhetoric, and the legacy of ancient Mediterranean civilizations. He has curated volumes on topics like memory and identity in antiquity, and his publications often bridge historiography, anthropology, and literary criticism.

Recent articles highlight interdisciplinary approaches, examining votive offerings, democratic deliberation, and comparative mythological analysis. His scholarship underscores the relevance of ancient studies to contemporary discussions on ethics, cultural exchange, and historical memory.