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The NKUA’s International Electronic Journal ‘Theophany’ Releases Its 6th Issue

The NKUA’s International Electronic Journal ‘Theophany’ Releases Its 6th Issue
11.09.2024 - 15.46

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) is pleased to announce the release of the 6th issue of Theophany, its International Electronic Journal. This 2024 issue is now available at https://epub.lib.uoa.gr/index.php/theophany/issue/view/217.

Theophany is a peer-reviewed journal that has been published annually since 2019. Importantly, from its inception, the journal has maintained a commitment to open access, publishing all content without any fees for authors or readers. This policy ensures that high-quality research is freely accessible to the global academic community.

The journal features original scholarly articles and interventions across various disciplines, including Theology, Religious Studies, Psychology of Religion, Sociology, and Philosophy. It continues to provide a platform for innovative research and insightful discussions in these fields.

The current issue presents a rich array of contributions from distinguished scholars:

  1. Dr. George S. Fountoulakis, PhD, Post Doc, & cand. second PhD, Teaching Staff of the Faculty of Social Theology & Religious Studies, ‘Depression: Religion Psychological Study.
  2. Dr. Christina Bogiatzi, PhD in Psychology and Child Psychology, ‘Narcissistic Abuse Is a Dark Spiritual Experience’.
  3. Dr. Khader I. Alkhouri, Ph.D. in Psychology of Religion,  ‘Exploring the Interplay of Cybersecurity Practices and Religious Psychological Beliefs in the Digital Age’.
  4. Evangelia Tsitsigkou, Psychologist & Psychoanalyst, ‘Spirituality as a Predictive Factor of Feeling Helplessness’.
  5. Aliza Kulinsky, candidate for MA in Psychology of Religion at NKUA, ‘The Role of Religion in Psychological Recovery from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in US Veterans’.

These diverse articles reflect the journal’s commitment to exploring the intersections of religion, psychology, and contemporary societal issues.

Genaral Director

Spyridon K. Tsitsigkos, MA, DD, PhD
School of Religious Studies & Social Theology, University of Athens
Phone: +30-2221078428, +30-6943627235
Email: stsitsig@soctheol.uoa.gr

We invite scholars, researchers, and students in related fields to explore this latest issue of Theophany and engage with its thought-provoking content. As always, we encourage submissions for future issues, reminding potential contributors that there are no publication fees associated with Theophany.

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