Lelio Paolo Panzone
Classicist & Scholar of Philosophy and Logic
Professional Profile
Lelio Panzone’s dedication to the humanities began during his formative years at a traditional Italian Liceo Classico, where he established a deep foundation in Ancient Greek and Latin. His academic career has been defined by a rigorous study of philosophy and logic, complemented by high-level training in immersive language acquisition. Today, Lelio combines his research in the history of philosophy with a dynamic teaching career, specializing in direct and communicative methods for classical languages.
Academic Education
Fluency in Ancient Greek Program – The Polis Institute, Jerusalem.
Specialization: Intensive study of Modern Hebrew and comprehensive training in the direct/immersive method for Ancient Greek instruction.
M.A. in Philosophy – University of Chieti and Pescara, Italy.
Specialization: History of Logic.
B.A. in Philosophy – University of Chieti and Pescara, Italy.
Research & Specialization
History of Logic: Dedicated both his Bachelor’s and Master’s dissertations to the evolution of logical systems, a focus that continues to inform his structured approach to language teaching.
History of Philosophy: Continues to carry out active research in the field, with a focus on historical philosophical developments and their contemporary relevance.
Direct & Immersive Pedagogy: Expertly trained in the "living language" approach, allowing for a more natural and fluid acquisition of Ancient Greek for modern students.
Professional Experience
Instructor of Ancient Greek: Teaches Ancient Greek utilizing immersive methodologies that emphasize speaking and listening as primary tools for comprehension.
Instructor of Italian for Foreigners: Extensive experience in teaching Italian as a second language, applying pedagogical techniques that bridge the gap between different linguistic traditions.
Academic Researcher: Maintains an active presence in the scholarly community through ongoing research and periodic publications in the field of philosophy.
Languages
Italian: Native.
Ancient Greek: Full Professional Fluency (Active/Spoken).
Latin: Advanced Proficiency.
Modern Hebrew: Advanced Proficiency.
English: Advanced Professional Proficiency.