Nora Kreft is a German philosopher and researcher specializing in the philosophy of love and the mind. She holds a doctorate in philosophy from King’s College London and has also studied politics and economics at Oxford University. Kreft is a scientific collaborator at the Humboldt University of Berlin, where she focuses on anthropological philosophy. Her academic interests lie in ethics and the nature of human autonomy, particularly within the context of interpersonal relationships and love.

Kreft’s writings often explore the intersection of philosophy and everyday human experiences, bringing abstract philosophical concepts into the realm of practical understanding. Her work, including “Ce este dragostea, Socrate?”, reflects a deep engagement with classical and contemporary philosophical ideas, making complex subjects accessible to a broader audience. Through her contributions to the fields of ethics and love philosophy, Kreft continues to shape modern discussions on these timeless topics.