Dia-noesis: A Journal of Philosophy: Issue 18: Trauma, Exile, and Cultural Displacement

The new issue of dia-noesis explores trauma, exile, and cultural displacement as existential, political, and historical conditions shaping subjectivity across time and space. Bringing together philosophy, literary studies, political theory, phenomenology, and cultural analysis, Issue 18 offers a wide-ranging interdisciplinary dialogue.

Featured Contributions:

• Michail Theodosiadis – Introduction to Issue 18

• Asma Aijaz & Jaya Shrivastava – Structural racism and traumatic latency in Jesmyn Ward’s Salvage the Bones

• Christos Antoniadis – A philosophical reading of meaninglessness in Monty Python’s Life of Brian

• Dionysis Asimiadis & Foteini Kagioglou – Neoliberalism and the exile of the autonomous subject

• Oksana Babelyuk & Olena Koliasa – War trauma and cultural identity in Aboriginal and Ukrainian children’s narratives

• Efe Basturk – Witnessing trauma through Agamben’s reading of Antigone

• Aruna Bhat & Ashita Chadha – Conflict, displacement, and the lived body in Kashmiri literature

• Boyan Dafov – Temporal rupture and the fragmentation of subjectivity

• Panos Eliopoulos – A skeptical bioethical perspective on trauma and exile

• Abhik Ganguly – Trauma as inheritance in The Libation Bearers

• Elina Kushch – Reconstructing Ukrainian identity amid war trauma

• Neelima Luthra – Lamentation and exile in Sophocles’ Antigone and Ajax

• Manas M. S. – Climate disruption and ontological displacement through Agamben

• Oleksandra Palchevska, Iryna Aleksandruk & Svitlana Dobrovolska – Trauma and exile in Circe and classical sources

• Ariadni Polychroniou – Shared temporality and social solidarity in conditions of displacement

• Sathya Pramode & Namrata Mohan – Testimony and trauma in Gaiutra Bahadur’s Coolie Woman

• Aroop Saha – Indigenous resistance against historic trauma in Bangladesh

• Shikha Sharma – Mapping exile in Euripides’ Medea

• Shobhana Sree – Oikic exile and maternal hauntology in Greek tragedy

• Vineetha Anitha Vineshkumar & Kekhronguu Dazo – Ontological exile and transgender autobiographical narratives

Articles

• Georgia Broni, John Velentzas & Nikos Kartalis – Ethical dilemmas in business and marketing

• Efthymia Chatzidimitriou & Sotiria Triantari – Emotional intelligence in Plato

• Alexandros Koliopoulos & Olga Kourtoglou – Mediation procedures in Ancient Greece

• Yiannis Mitrou – Media philosophy and the phenomenology of language

Philosophical Note

• Rasoul Namazi – The intellectual and political landscape of Iran before and after the 1979 Revolution

📖 Published by Ammon Books
Issue 18 / 2025