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From the Cover
The Eros of Eos enters the world in the colours of Dawn, carried by the aether toward the charioteer of the rising light — Jesus Christ, (J)E(s)us Ichor, Ηοῦς Ἰχώρ.
The return to the choreographic Hellenic logos, to its alphabet and to the lived experience of dance forms the foundation of this work.
From here, Plato finally appears without academic rust or distorting veils.
By restoring his choreographic method, this book brings him back into his true light.
Choreia — the rhythm of measure, proportion, and the spiral of Φ — forms its centre.
Here,
philosophy becomes choreography,
the logos finds its cosmic rhythm once more,
and memory awakens toward the ascent of luminous Gaia.
Editorial Description
A premium colour hardcover research volume exploring Plato’s concept of Choreia — the harmony between body, music, and cosmic order.
This work presents entirely original research restoring what had never been properly revealed or formulated within later traditions: its concepts, structures, and choreographic interpretations of Plato return to the authentic creative and philosophical lineage.
Presented as a large-format printed edition, the volume combines philosophical research with 11 full-page photographic works and visual compositions.
English hardcover edition. Format: 20.96 × 27.94 cm / 8.25 × 11 inches.
No generative AI was used.
Edition details
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- English hardcover edition
- Premium colour printed volume (20.96 × 27.94 cm / 8.25 × 11 inches)
- 11 large-format photographic plates
- Large-format research edition
- Approx. 80 pages
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