ERINAKIS NIKOS
Nikos Erinakis [b. 1988, Athens] is an Asst. Professor of Social & Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Culture at the University of Crete and Adj. Professor at the University of Athens and the Hellenic Open University. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy [University of London & recognised research student at the University of Oxford], having studied Economics [AUEB], Philosophy & Literature [Warwick] and Philosophy of the Social Sciences [LSE]. He has taught for several years at the University of London and the Athens School of Fine Arts. He is also the Director of Research at the think-tank ENA (mainly funded by E.U. research programmes and grants), while he is a board member of the Greek Youth Symphony Orchestra and has been a board member of the Athens and Epidaurus Festival and the Corfu International Festival.
He has been honoured by the Academy of Athens with the Award for Excellent Philosophical Treatise for his philosophy book Authenticity and Autonomy: From Creativity to Freedom (Keimena, 2020). He has also published three poetry books (Soon everything will burn and light up your eyes, Roes 2009; In-Between where the shadow falls, 1st ed. Gavriilides 2013, 2nd ed. Keimena 2021; Still getting baptized, Keimena 2022) the third of which was shortlisted for the State Prize for Poetry and the second of which has been translated and published in France; two anthologies of poems by major modern European poets Georg Trakl (Dark Love of a Wild Generation, 1st ed. Gavriilides 2011, 2nd edition: Keimena 2021) and Paul Celan (North of the Future, Gavriilides 2017) translated by him; and four edited collections of essays.
He currently teaches and publishes extensively on Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy of Digitality. His critically acclaimed poems, papers and articles have been widely translated and published in international peer-reviewed journals, edited collections, anthologies and the popular press. He gives lectures and organizes workshops & art/science events all around Europe, the U.K., the U.S.A. and North Africa.
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