Povilas Aleksandravičius

Povilas Aleksandravičius is a Professor at the Academic Department of Humanities and Arts within the European Humanities University. His academic focus lies in metaphysics, political philosophy, and philosophical anthropology, particularly exploring Henry Bergson's philosophy and its implications for European identity and globalization.

Education:

• PhD in Philosophy from Poitiers University (2008)

Research Interests:

• Metaphysical foundations of political systems
• Bergson's influence on modern democratic theory
• Cultural and philosophical aspects of European identity
• Globalization's impact on traditional anthropological frameworks

Recent Research Trends: His publications analyze Bergson's philosophy through lenses of democracy, crisis, and cultural identity. Recent works engage with concepts of 'open society' and existential critiques of modernity.

Grants & Advising:

• Active in organizing interdisciplinary conferences like "Thinking in Crisis" (2022)
• Collaborates internationally (e.g., with Camille Riquier on European identity projects)

Labs/Teams: Coordinates research in European humanities studies within his department.