Arnold Hermann
Philosopher | Author | Founder
Arnold Hermann is a Philosopher focusing his work on Presocratic philosophy, Platonic Dialectic, Epistemology, Ontology, Neoplatonism, and History of Philosophy. Contemporary Studies include the Philosophy of Quantum Physics, Artificial Intelligence (Alternative Intelligence), Consciousness, Personhood (biological / non-biological), the Philosophy of the Future; Author of Academic works, as well as Speculative Fiction, True Fiction (Naru Literature); and Founder of the HYELE Institute for Comparative Studies.
HYELE
Institute for Comparative Studies
The purpose of the HYELE Institute for Comparative Studies is to support and encourage Philosophical research into Science, Art, Culture, Theology, Law, Business, Politics, Human Behavior, and Education.
The HYELE Institute has hosted colloquia, workshops, and slow-reading seminars on Parmenides and Plato for doctoral students, with participating scholars from the Universities of Cambridge, Crete, and Patras. HYELE’s activities focus primarily on Ancient Greek Philosophy, but the institute has also supported interdisciplinary events, such as the multidisciplinary conference on Plato’s Timaeus, organized in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, whose speakers included Nobel-Laureate physicist Sir Anthony Leggett, theoretical physicist Sean Carroll, Dean of Cooper Union’s School of Architecture Anthony Vidler, and many other renowned scholars.
Academic Work
To Think Like God - Pythagoras and Parmenides. The Origins of Philosophy. Scholarly and fully annotated edition. Parmenides Publishing, 2004.
The Illustrated To Think Like God - Pythagoras and Parmenides. The Origins of Philosophy. Parmenides Publishing, 2004.
Plato's Parmenides. Text, Translation & Introductory Essay. Translation in collaboration with Sylvana Chrysakopoulou. Foreword by Douglas Hedley. Parmenides Publishing, 2010.