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Vient de paraître:Börje Bydén Katerina Ierodiakonou (eds),The Many Faces of Byzantine Philosophycoll. "Papers and Monographs from the Norwegian Institute at Athens", vol. 1Athens 2012.243 pp.ISBN 978-82-999128-1-5.EURO 15.Place orders at:bookorder@norwinst.grTable of ContentsEditors' PrefaceKATERINA IERODIAKONOU: Byzantine philosophy revisited (a decade after)DIMITER G. ANGELOV: Classifications of political philosophy and the concept of royal science in ByzantiumGEORGE ARABATZIS: Michael of Ephesus and the philosophy of living things (In De partibus animalium 22,25 â€“ 23,9)BÖRJE BYDÉN: A case for creationism: Christian cosmology in the 5th and 6th centuriesPANTELIS GOLITSIS: A Byzantine philosopher's devoutness toward God: George Pachymeres' poetic epilogue to his commentary on Aristotle's PhysicsANTHONY KALDELLIS: Byzantine philosophy inside and out: Orthodoxy and dissidence in counterpointDOMINIC J. O'MEARA: Political philosophy in Michael Psellos: the Chronographia read in relation to his philosophical workSTRATIS PAPAIOANNOU: Rhetoric and the philosopher in ByzantiumMICHELE TRIZIO: On the Byzantine fortune of Eustratios of Nicaea's commentary on Books I and VI of the Nicomachean EthicsIndex of passagesIndex of names