Kostas Theologou (Thessaloniki, October 1960) is Associate Professor in History and Philosophy of Culture at the National Technical University of Athens and Head of the Humanities Department of this Faculty. He is teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses in History, Philosophy and Sociology focusing on Urban Culture and Technology. He has also been teaching Social Geography at the Hellenic Open University since 2009 and is moderator of the module on Social Theory and Modernity since 2020. He has professional experience in Print Media, Theatre, Cinematography, Radio and Television. He collaborates with the National University of Athens in post-graduate course programs (Department of Philosophy and History of Science and Department of Philosophy), the School of Architects of the NTUA (Space and Culture) and the Medical School of the University of Thessaly (Applied Ethics in Biomedical Sciences). He has published on various aspects of his wide research field; his hermeneutical toolkit includes public space and citizenship. Among his most recent publications [in Greek] the novella Vidal’s Crypt (Kedros, 2020).