Seasons & Episodes
Symposium, or the Received Ideas
In Paris, Tbilisi, Athens and Berkeley historians have played with reconstitutions of the "symposium" - the Greek banque
Olympics, or the Imaginary Greece
Greece's inheritance was recomposed in contemporary mythology. This sometimes led to terrible misappropriations for the
Democracy, or the City of Dreams
What exactly does the word mean “democracy” mean? Does it designates the ancient city-state or our contemporary poli
Nostalgia, or the Impossible Return
Ithaca is the iconic distant home that no one should forget: such would be the universal lesson of Homer's Odyssey.
Amnesia, or the Sense of History
Built on the testimony or "autopsy" - which literally means "seeing oneself" - our conception of History has deeply shif
Mathematics, or the Realm of Signs
The geometrical space and the mathematical language constitute a universal legacy the Greeks have bequeathed us with. Ho
Logomachy, or the Root of Words
All the meanings of "logos" originated from a small territory between Ephesus and Patmos. According to Aristotle the hum
Music, or the Inner Space
A cross between imitation and creation, the search for the beautiful and harmonious animates the artists' personal quest
Cosmogony, or the Use of the World
This reflection over creation - divine cosmogony and man's creativity - takes us from the Greek statuary art to the Acro
Mythology, or the Truth of Lies
There are a set of myths to which we constantly refer ourselves. We will question their genesis, their place in psyche,
Misogyny, or Desire's Traps
The Greek conception of sexuality was very different from ours. What did the Greek think of desire in a world where hete
Tragedy, or the Illusion of Death
The great figures borne out of Greek tragedies help us fathom the founding mechanisms of human practices - all the way t
Philosophy, or the Owl's Triumph
Around the metaphorical - but also very real - figure of the owl; entwined reflections upon the place of thought in dail