PUBLICATIONS
2009
- “Why we should not be unhappy about happiness via Aristotle” (The functionalist account of Aristotle’s notion of eudaimonia), Doctoral Thesis, CUNY Graduate Center
2004
- “Confined Verse”, Book of Poetry, St. Petersburg University Press / Institute for the Humanities Press
- The New Yorker, Nov.1, 2004, The Publication of “To My Son” Poem
- “Proportion as a True Principle of Aristotle’s eudaimonia”, Paper presented at the Philosophy Department Colloquia Series, CUNY Graduate Center, NY
2003
- “On Neoplatonic influence in the Shakespearean Sonnets”, Paper presented at the Philosophy Department Colloquia Series, CUNY Graduate Center, NY
2002
2001
- “Why so many philosophers are unhappy with happiness via Aristotle”, Paper presented at the Conference of the New Jersey Association of Philosophy, Fall Meeting
2000
- “Leonardo the Trickster”, Essay Published in Aurora, The Philosophy Dept. Journal, CUNY Graduate Center, Jan. 2000
1995
- New York Open Center, Catalogue, SoHo, NY
1993
- “St. Petersburg 93”, Catalogue, “Manej”/Central Exhibition Hall, Coordinating Council for the Creation of the Museum of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg
- “Art of Spirits”, Book On the Visionary Art & Catalogue of Paintings by Irene Caesar (Ivan Fyodorov Press)
1989-1994
- Documentary Film about Irene Caesar in the Program “Parallels”, Russian Television; film was repeated on Russian Television Show “The Fifth Wheel” and on St. Petersburg TV
- Telecast about Irene Caesar in the TV Program “Autograph of the Day” with the participation of Oleg Pokrovsky, the scholar of Russian avant-garde, and the disciple and biographer of Pavel Filonov, St. Petersburg TV
- Telecast about Irene Caesar on “600 Seconds”, St. Petersburg TV
- Telecast about Irene Caesar on “Tele-Courier”, St. Petersburg TV
- Interviews with Irene Caesar on St. Petersburg Radio, Programs “Publicist” & “Day After Day”
- Radiocast about Irene Caesar on “Radio Russia”
Articles about Irene Caesar in Russian Newspapers: “Neva News” (English-language press), “Smena”, “Vechernij Petersburg”, “University” (the official newspaper of St. Petersburg University)
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