Hermes Varini

As a scholar at the University of Trento, and after my classical education, involving a very hard training in Greek and Latin texts, meanings at the basis of the Western world, I have been pursuing my vocation for Philosophy as ΛOΓΟΣ, Research, absolutely indispensable in Augustinian terms, Writing, and Art for more than 18 years. I hold a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Verona, Italy (with a dissertation on medieval metaphysics and cosmology, then developed into an original epistemological argument), and have studied akin topics at institutions in France and the United States. My field of expertise is chiefly ontology and medieval metaphysics, which, thus far, I have extensively explored in two philosophical essays, one novel and several articles.

I have also authored a philosophical-historical novel on the theme of the Doppelgänger, or double, and developed an original form of poetry in archaic Scots, Anglo-Saxon, ancient Greek, and Latin, the latter both classical and medieval in kind. The images I create are one with my ontology, and investigation on Being (as Power, in my own case) which, by setting forth the surpassing conception of antithetical Overman, challenges the conventional notion of supermanhood. I have lectured in European and Russian universities and won the first prize in an international competition for the best philosophical works, amid more than one hundred competitors worldwide. I am driven by a constant quest for knowledge, creativity, innovation and, I would say, in the terms of superior will, by my own Overman, a notion which, as illustrated, stands at the very edge of the Real. Ancient Greek, Latin and Anglo-Saxon texts are generally perused in the original language.