António de Castro Caeiro (Lisbon, 1966) is a professor at FCSH/UNL, a member of IFILNOVA, an essayist, and a translator. He obtained his PhD in Ancient Philosophy with the thesis “Areté as the Extreme Possibility of the Human: A Phenomenology of Praxis in Plato and Aristotle” (1998) from the School of Social Sciences and Humanities (FCSH) of NOVA University Lisbon (UNL). He has been teaching at FCSH since 1990, focusing on Ancient and Contemporary Philosophy. He was a Visiting Scholar at the Law School of Ribeirão Preto (USP), USF (Florida), and Oriel College (Oxford). He translated from Greek Odes Para os Vencedores [Odes for the Victors] (Quetzal, 2010) and Odes Olímpicas [Olympic Odes] (Abysmo, 2017) by Pindar. From Aristotle, he also translated Os Fragmentos dos Diálogos e Obras Exortativas [The Fragments of the Dialogues and Exhortative Works] (INCM, 2014) and As Constituições Perdidas de Aristóteles [The Lost Constitutions of Aristotle] (Abysmo, 2019). Additionally, he published the essays São Paulo: apocalipse e conversão [São Paulo: Apocalypse and Conversion] (Aletheia, 2014) and Um Dia Não São Dias [One Day Is Not Every Day] (Abysmo, 2017). He writes a weekly column for Hoje Macau and hosted the TV program on philosophy “É Um Clássico“ on RTP (National Portuguese TV). He published Reflections on Everyday Life” (2019) with Cambridge Scholars.
