Trinity
College,
Hartford, CT
April 11-13,
2003
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Friday,
April 11: |
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12:00-12:15: |
Welcome:
Dean W.
Miller
Brown,
Dean of
the
Faculty,
Trinity
College |
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12:15-2:45: |
Panel:
Struggling
with the
Presocratics |
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Chair:
Gary Scott
Loyola
University
of
Maryland
“Kreon and
Ananke:
The
Doubling
of
Necessity
in
Presocratic
Studies on
Nature”
Rita
Alfonso,
Stony
Brook
University
Discussant:
Cory
Wimberly,
Pennsylvania
State
University
“Struggling
With
Parmenides”
James
Barrett,
Colby
College
Discussant:
Karen
Gover
Pennsylvania
State
University |
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3:00-5:15: |
Panel:
Philosophy,
History,
Tragedy |
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Chair:
Adrian
Switzer
Loyola
University
of Chicago
“Theoria
and
Tragedy: A
Reading of
Aristotle’s
Poetics”
Will
McNeill,
DePaul
University
Discussant:
P
Christopher
Smith
University
of
Massachusetts,
Lowell
“Plato’s
Believe it
or Not”
Elizabeth
Hoppe,
Lewis
University
Discussant:
Jacob
Howland
University
of Tulsa |
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5:30-6:45: |
Keynote
Address |
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Moderator:
Walter
Brogan
Villanova
University |
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Klaus
Held,
Bergische
Universitat
Wuppertal:
“Wonder,
Time, and
Idea: On
the Greek
Beginning
of
Philosophy”
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6:45-8:00: |
Reception:
Faculty
Club,
Hamlin
Hall |
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Saturday,
April 12 |
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9:00-12:15: |
Panel: Who
is
Socrates?/Who
is Plato? |
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Chair:
David
Wolfsdorf
Boston
University |
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“A Life of
Leisure
and the
Death of a
Fool:
Socrates
and
Philosophy”
Jena
Jolissaint,
University
of Oregon |
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Discussant:
Martha
Beck
Lyon
College |
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“In
Defense of
Socrates:
The
Stranger’s
Role in
the
Sophist”
Corrine
Painter,
Seattle
University |
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Discussant:
James
Wood
Boston
University |
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“Interpretation
and
Translation
in the
Dialogues”
Michael
Nass,
Depaul
University |
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Discussant:
Mitchell
Miller
Vassar
College |
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12:5-1:30:
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Lunch |
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1:30-3:45:
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Plato and
Platonism |
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Chair:
Erik Vogt,
Trinity
College |
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“To Drink
From the
Cup of
Wisdom:
Plato’s
Use of
Orego in
the Phaedo”
Michael
Shaw,
Villanova
University |
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Discussant:
Lawrence
Hatab
Old
Dominion
University |
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“Simplicity
and Eros
in
Plutarch’s
Antony”
Keith
Whitaker,
Boston
College |
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Discussant:
Marjolein
Oele
Loyola
University
of Chicago |
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4:00-6:00:
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Aristotle,
Women, and
the City |
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Chair:
David
Roochnik
Boston
University |
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“The
Passive
Female
Role in
Aristotle’s
Embryology”
Heidi
Northwood,
Nazareth
College of
Rochester |
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Discussant:
Anna
Lannstrom
Boston
University |
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“Justice
in
Aristotle’s
Household
and City”
Thornton
Lockwood,
Assumption
College
Discussant:
Steven
Gardner
University
of Tulsa |
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6:15-7:30:
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Keynote
Address |
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Moderator:
Drew A.
Hyland
Trinity
College |
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Stanley
Rosen,
Boston
University:
“The Idea
of the
Bed: The
Problem of
Mimesis in
Plato’s
Republic” |
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7:45:
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Reception
and
Banquet:
Hamlin
Hall |
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Sunday,
April 13 |
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9:00-11:15: |
Dialectic
and Nature
in
Aristotle |
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Chair:
Todd Ryan
Trinity
College |
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“Nature’s
Habits”
Ben
Grazzini,
New School
University
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Discussant:
Martha
Woodruff
Middlebury
College |
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“Dialectic and
First
Principles in
Aristotle’s
Topics”
Michael
Bowler,
University of
Notre Dame
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Discussant:
Gerard Kuperus
DePaul
University |
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11:30-12:30:
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Business
Meeting |
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12:30: |
Adjournment |
