Biography
Life
Konstantinos Plevris (Κωνσταντίνος Πλεύρης) was born in Athens, Greece, on 5 December 1939. Over a public and professional life spanning more than six decades, he has worked as a lawyer and author and has participated actively in Greek political and intellectual life.
Education & intellectual formation
He pursued studies in law, political science and sociology. His interests developed across fields that recur throughout his writing: political sociology, political theory, Greek history, classical civilization, propaganda and mass communication, national identity, and the relationship between historical memory and political life. Details of his education are still being verified against primary records.
Law & public life
Alongside his writing he developed a long professional career in law, which became an important part of his public identity. His career intersected repeatedly with Greek political life, and his positions made him a controversial figure; the Plevris Archive documents this record historically rather than as advocacy.
A life of writing
Across several decades he produced a large body of books, essays, historical studies, biographies and commentaries — from Socrates and Alexander the Great to ancient Greek civilization, political sociology, monarchy, twentieth-century Greek history and questions of national identity. His publishing activity continued into the 2020s. A comprehensive, verified bibliography is in preparation.
Drawn from the Plevris Archive, an independent research archive maintained by Darswin Publishing House.
Read the complete record — including the political and legal chronology — on the Plevris Archive