MoM 2 – METHODOLOGY OF MYTHOLOGY© – PART TWO. PLATO’S LOGIC AS MYTHOGRAPHER. LIGHT IS SHED ON PLATO’S METHODOLOGY IN HIS MYTHOLOGICAL REPORTS. Abstract. It is generally accepted that in order to correctly identify and convey the Logic of writings, it is necessary to make a connotatively accurate rendition of the words, sentences, passages, units, in short, of the literary output as a whole. So too with Plato’s two...
Read MoreMoM1 – METHODOLOGY OF MYTHOLOGY© 1 – PART ONE. NEW CONNOTATIVELY ACCURATE TRANSLATIONS OF PLATO’S BOOKS TIMAEUS AND CRITIAS REVEAL ANOTHER DIMENSION IN PLATO’S WAY OF THINKING. Abstract. The ancient Greek philosophers were introduced to the world either through their surviving manuscripts, or copies translated into several languages over the last hundreds of years, or through references to them by other authors. The...
Read More
Lexical disambiguation of the word “apocalypse” In Anglo-Saxon sensibility, the word “apocalypse” conjures up images of doom and gloom. It implies prophetic warnings, supernatural occurrences mystical symbolisms and generally the paranormal, while involving holocaust and carnage, all concepts that have naught to do with scientific research. In actuality, this dreadfully misinterpreted of Greek words, means a disclosure, a revelation,...
Read More
English 
Greek