In literature, "Athenaeum" is employed both as a title for prominent periodicals and as a term designating institutions dedicated to intellectual and cultural pursuits. It appears as the name of well-regarded review journals that publish literary criticism, scholarly essays, and discussions on art and science, signaling a high standard of intellectual discourse ([1], [2], [3]). At the same time, it denotes clubhouses and libraries where discussions on politics, literature, and philosophy take place, serving as meeting points for prominent thinkers and artists ([4], [5], [6]). The term’s versatile usage—from articles that deliberate on classical narratives to letters referencing lively debates—highlights its enduring role as a symbol of cultural refinement and scholarly community ([7], [8], [9]).