A Socratic Approach to Reinforcing Control Over One's Own Life
Twenty dialogues between the author and an AI interlocutor, each closing on a rigorously argued definition — from truth and knowledge to democracy and love.
Coming soonAn audit of fifty renowned academics on whether any of them ever rigorously defined a single concept
Fifty entries, one per academic, each tested against the same standard: necessary and sufficient conditions. So far, none has passed.
Η εκπαίδευση των παιδιών στην αρχαία Αθήνα
How ancient Athens trained its children to become ‘kaloi kagathoi’ — noble and good, in body and in soul.
Επαγγέλματα των αρχαίων Αθηναίων
Who kept fifth-century Athens running — citizens, resident foreigners, and slaves, in every trade.
Λουκιανός · Ένα ταξίδι επιστημονικής φαντασίας
Lucian's True History: a comic voyage into pure invention, mocking the adventure tales of his day.
Ξενοφών · Ο πλούτος της αττικής γης
Xenophon's case for Athens' natural wealth — land, sea, and the silver of Laurium.
Αίσωπος · Η ομορφιά δεν είναι το παν
Aesop's deer learns the hard way that beauty and usefulness aren't the same thing.
Αρριανός · Η λύση του γόρδιου δεσμού
Arrian on Alexander and the knot no one could untie — until he simply cut it.
Λουκιανός · Ένα μοιραίο λάθος
A legacy-hunter's scheme goes fatally wrong, from Lucian's Dialogues of the Dead.
Ισοκράτης · Ανυπέρβλητα πρότυπα
Isocrates on Evagoras: why the finest deeds still need someone to tell of them.
Ξενοφών · Ο Σωκράτης για τη φιλία
Xenophon's Socrates on why everyone praises friendship and almost no one tends it.
Αρριανός · Η αγάπη του Αλεξάνδρου για τον Βουκεφάλα
Arrian on Alexander's grief for Bucephalas, the horse only he could ride.
Πλάτων · Αθήνα και Ατλαντίδα
Plato's Timaeus: Solon in Egypt, and the first account of Atlantis.
Διόδωρος · Δάμων και Φιντίας
Diodorus on Damon and Phintias — a test of friendship before a tyrant.
Six constructs, fifteen criteria, forty-one sentences — in Polish, Greek, Danish, or English
Identify what a sentence expresses, identify which construct carries it, then build the English sentence yourself. A free 10-sentence sample is always open at /future.
Time and aspect, side by side — 40 sentences, in Polish, Greek, Danish, or English
Every one of these four tenses answers a different question. Identify which one, then build the English sentence yourself. A free 10-sentence sample is always open at /perfect.