Brotherly Love and Cosmopolitism in Michael Psellos’ philosophy

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 6:89-95 (2018)
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Abstract

The first results of my Phd-thesis regarding Michael Psellos’ practical philosophy, namely his approach on brotherly love and cosmopolitism. I will analyze passages from several texts and present first translations. Secondly I will put his arguments in context with the classical pagan, late antique and Christian ways of understanding virtue, cosmopolitism and brotherly love as well as work out his proper innovation. Michael Psellos is representative for the byzantine way of thought and its unique mixture that just begins to be analyzed by modern scholars.

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