At the recent World Conference of Classics, Athina Kavoulaki, an associate professor from the University of Crete in Greece, delivered a compelling presentation on the modern relevance of classical studies. She emphasized how understanding ancient arts and philosophies can help society navigate contemporary challenges.
“Classical studies are not just about the past; they offer valuable insights into human nature and societal structures that are still pertinent today,” Kavoulaki explained. “By examining classical arts, we can find solutions to some of today’s pressing problems.”
Kavoulaki highlighted the importance of cultural exchange in unlocking these insights. She encouraged scholars and educators worldwide to collaborate and share perspectives to enrich the understanding of classical arts and their applications in modern contexts.
The World Conference of Classics brought together experts and enthusiasts from around the globe to discuss the enduring impact of ancient civilizations. Kavoulaki’s contributions were met with enthusiasm, sparking discussions on how classical education can be integrated into contemporary curricula to foster critical thinking and cultural awareness.
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