Teodros Kiros Livres

Exploring the historical significance of the human heart from ancient Kemet to contemporary times, this book presents a groundbreaking argument that the heart serves not only as a physical organ but also as a thinking entity and source of insights. By challenging conventional views, it invites philosophers and scientists to engage in thought-provoking discussions about the heart's overlooked cognitive role, promising to stimulate debates across various fields.

Cambridge Days is a unique literary work that systematically combines the genres of drama and story-telling. In this book, Professor Teodros Kiros, has assembled a diverse group of actors who love to make connections with areas of knowledge and the subtle nuances of life, sometimes exhibiting a self-negating condition of paradox and at other times, joy, rapture, and elation of group dynamics. Most of the characters find themselves in Cambridge, an 'intrusive city of Juxtapositions' as the author aptly describes it.