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Pre-conference day seminar
Pre-conference day seminar
Wednesday, 21st October
Wednesday, 21st October
17:30 - 19:00
17:30 - 19:00
“Philosophical Implications of Connection of Symmetries and Conservation Laws”
“Philosophical Implications of Connection of Symmetries and Conservation Laws”
Student seminar
Student seminar
Dragan Poljak, PhD/Professor & Mirko Jakić
(University of Split)
Conference day - Day 1
Conference day - Day 1
Thursday, 22nd October
Thursday, 22nd October
Session 1
Session 1
09:00 – 09:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:00 – 09:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:15 – 10:00 “Philosophical Background of Maxwell's Classical Electromagnetic Theory – First Grand Unification in Physics”
09:15 – 10:00 “Philosophical Background of Maxwell's Classical Electromagnetic Theory – First Grand Unification in Physics”
Keynote Speaker: Dragan Poljak, PhD/Professor
(University of Split, FESB)
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee Break
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee Break
Session 2
Session 2
10:15–10:35 “Protagoras' Lost Treatise "On the Gods"”
10:15–10:35 “Protagoras' Lost Treatise "On the Gods"”
Zbigniew Nerczuk, Professor
(Nicolaus Copernicus University)
10:35–10:55 “The Contemplation of Truth in Parmenides of Elea”
10:35–10:55 “The Contemplation of Truth in Parmenides of Elea”
Maria Marcinkowska-Rosół, University Professor
(Adam Mickiewicz University - Poznań)
10:55–11:15 “African Communitarianism as Philosophical Resource: Reading Plato's Republic II–III through Gyekye and Menkiti”
10:55–11:15 “African Communitarianism as Philosophical Resource: Reading Plato's Republic II–III through Gyekye and Menkiti”
Michael Okyere Asante, PhD Student
(University of Cambridge)
11:15–11:45 Joint discussion - session 2 speakers:
11:15–11:45 Joint discussion - session 2 speakers:
Nerczuk / Marcinkowska-Rosół / Okyere Asante
11:45–12:00
Coffee Break
11:45–12:00
Coffee Break
Session 3
Session 3
12:00–12:20 “The Platonic Background to Eudemian Ethics I.6”
12:00–12:20 “The Platonic Background to Eudemian Ethics I.6”
Nevim Borcin, Postdoctoral Research Fellow
(University of Vienna)
12:20–12:40 “Mimesis in Plato and Aristotle and the Recovery of this Concept by Adorno and Benjamin ”
12:20–12:40 “Mimesis in Plato and Aristotle and the Recovery of this Concept by Adorno and Benjamin ”
Sônia Campaner Miguel Ferrari, Professor of Philosophy
(Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo)
12:40–13:00 “Does Cosmic Meaninglessness Supply an Independent Reason Against Procreation?”
12:40–13:00 “Does Cosmic Meaninglessness Supply an Independent Reason Against Procreation?”
Ivan Catanzaro, MA graduate
(Unaffiliated (previously University of Cologne / University of Salento))
13:00–13:30 Joint discussion - session 3 speakers:
13:00–13:30 Joint discussion - session 3 speakers:
Borcin / Campaner Miguel Ferrari / Catanazaro
Borcin / Campaner Miguel Ferrari / Catanazaro
13:30–15:00
13:30–15:00
Lunch Break
Lunch Break
Session 4
Session 4
15:00–15:20 “Aristotle on Shame and the Development of Practical Wisdom”
15:00–15:20 “Aristotle on Shame and the Development of Practical Wisdom”
Lauren Miano, PhD Student
(Princeton University)
15:20–15:40 “Adversity as Disclosure: Luck and Virtue in Aristotle”
15:20–15:40 “Adversity as Disclosure: Luck and Virtue in Aristotle”
Styliani Perikleous, Junior Research Fellow / PhD Student
(University of Tartu)
15:40–16:00 “The Higher Pure Pleasures in Plato's Philebus”
15:40–16:00 “The Higher Pure Pleasures in Plato's Philebus”
Simiao Cheng, PhD Student
(Heidelberg University)
16:00–16:30 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
16:00–16:30 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
Miano / Perikleous / Cheng
Miano / Perikleous / Cheng
16:30–16:45
16:30–16:45
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Session 5
Session 5
16:45–17:05 “Ordered toward an End: Aristotelian Commentators on Physics II.8”
16:45–17:05 “Ordered toward an End: Aristotelian Commentators on Physics II.8”
Sebastiano Belleggia, PhD Student
(Columbia University)
17:05–17:25 “Aristotle on Agential Control over Beliefs: How Beliefs are 'Not Up to Us'”
17:05–17:25 “Aristotle on Agential Control over Beliefs: How Beliefs are 'Not Up to Us'”
Dillon Reihill, PhD Student
(Johns Hopkins University)
17:25–17:45 “What Is Aristotle's Ontological Stance?”
17:25–17:45 “What Is Aristotle's Ontological Stance?”
Slobodan Stamatović, PhD
(Independent Researcher)
17:45–18:15 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
17:45–18:15 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
Belleggia / Reihill / Stamatović
Belleggia / Reihill / Stamatović
End of day 1
End of day 1
Conference day - Day 2
Conference day - Day 2
Friday, 23rd October
Friday, 23rd October
Session 1
Session 1
09:00–09:20 “On a Fragment of Stoic Logic”
09:00–09:20 “On a Fragment of Stoic Logic”
Marek Nasieniewski, Professor of University
(Department of Logic, Institute of Philosophy, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Toruń, Poland)
09:20–09:40 “Mortality and Duty in Marcus Aurelius' Writing of the Political Self”
09:20–09:40 “Mortality and Duty in Marcus Aurelius' Writing of the Political Self”
Jorge Antonio Bárcena Reynoso, Postdoctoral Researcher
(Universidad de Guadalajara)
09:40–10:00 “Shock & Kinship: The Body and the Encounter with Beauty in Plotinus' Ennead I.6.1–3”
09:40–10:00 “Shock & Kinship: The Body and the Encounter with Beauty in Plotinus' Ennead I.6.1–3”
Aidan Ingalls, PhD Candidate
(University of Guelph)
10:00–10:20 “Intelligence as Aitia and the Generation of the Mixed Life in Plato's Philebus” (ONLINE)
10:00–10:20 “Intelligence as Aitia and the Generation of the Mixed Life in Plato's Philebus” (ONLINE)
Liangxin Sun, PhD Candidate
(School of Philosophy, Zhejiang University)
10:20–10:50 Joint discussion - session 1 speakers:
10:20–10:50 Joint discussion - session 1 speakers:
Nasieniewski / Bárcena Reynoso / Ingalls / Sun
10:50 – 11:05
Coffee Break
10:50 – 11:05
Coffee Break
Session 2
Session 2
11:05–11:25 “Self-Shaming in Ancient Greek Ethics: A Conceptual Precursor to Moral Guilt”
11:05–11:25 “Self-Shaming in Ancient Greek Ethics: A Conceptual Precursor to Moral Guilt”
Andrei Zavaliy, Professor of Philosophy
(American University of Kuwait)
11:25–11:45 “Freud's Overlooked 'Problem of Quality': Bridging Early Freudian Neuropsychology and the Contemporary Philosophy of Mind”
11:25–11:45 “Freud's Overlooked 'Problem of Quality': Bridging Early Freudian Neuropsychology and the Contemporary Philosophy of Mind”
Doroteya Nikolova, PhD
(Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski")
11:45–12:05 “Abstract Thinking and Freedom”
11:45–12:05 “Abstract Thinking and Freedom”
Aneta Karageorgieva, Adjunct Professor
(Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski")
12:05–12:25 “Said in Many Ways, Converging on One End: Resolving Aristotle's Fractured Good”
12:05–12:25 “Said in Many Ways, Converging on One End: Resolving Aristotle's Fractured Good”
Kai Teng, Graduate Student
(Columbia University)
12:25–12:55 Joint discussion - session 2 speakers:
12:25–12:55 Joint discussion - session 2 speakers:
Zavaliy / Nikolova / Karageorgieva / Teng
12:55–14:25
Lunch
12:55–14:25
Lunch
Session 3
Session 3
14:25–14:45 “The Attitude toward 'The Other' in Classical Islamic Philosophy: A Critical Reassessment”
14:25–14:45 “The Attitude toward 'The Other' in Classical Islamic Philosophy: A Critical Reassessment”
Mesfer Hamad Alhayyani, Associate Professor
(Kuwait University)
14:45–15:05 “Bread, Gifts, and Images: Euergetism, Subjectivation, and the Greco-Roman Politics of the Self ”
14:45–15:05 “Bread, Gifts, and Images: Euergetism, Subjectivation, and the Greco-Roman Politics of the Self ”
Gustavo Ruiz da Silva, PhD Candidate in Philosophy
(University of Warwick / Monash University)
15:05–15:25 “Darwin's Finches: That's Not Evolution”
15:05–15:25 “Darwin's Finches: That's Not Evolution”
Tonći Kokić, Full Professor
(University of Split, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
15:25–15:45 “Philosophical Speculation against Medical Technic: A Virulent Opposition in Hippocratic Medicine ”
15:25–15:45 “Philosophical Speculation against Medical Technic: A Virulent Opposition in Hippocratic Medicine ”
Alexandre Nobileau, PhD in Philosophy
(Laval University)
16:05–16:25 “Is Aristotle an Antirealist Concerning Unperceived Perceptibles? An Analysis of De Anima 3.2”
16:05–16:25 “Is Aristotle an Antirealist Concerning Unperceived Perceptibles? An Analysis of De Anima 3.2”
Joseph Cody Weaver, Assistant Professor of Philosophy
(Oklahoma City University)
16:25–17:05 Joint discussion - session 3 speakers:
16:25–17:05 Joint discussion - session 3 speakers:
Alhayyani / Ruiz da Silva / Kokić / Nobileau / Weaver
Alhayyani / Ruiz da Silva / Kokić / Nobileau / Weaver
17:05–17:20 Closing Remarks
17:05–17:20 Closing Remarks
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