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The 2022 meeting of the Southern Association
The 2022 meeting of the Southern Association
will take place in Cambridge from Monday 12th to Tuesday 13th September. Further details below. Local organisers are Gabor Betegh and Myrto Hatzimichali.
How to register
How to register
The portal for signing up and booking for lunch is now open (it offers Zoom registration as well): Southern Association for Ancient Philosophy 2022 Meeting | University of Cambridge
How to book a room
How to book a room
We will not be reserving rooms in a particular college: participants who require accommodation may book rooms in a college of their choice via this website.
Programme
Programme
Monday September 12th 2022
Monday September 12th 2022
2:15-4:00: Matthew Duncombe (Nottingham) ‘Euclides, Megaricism and Plato’s Theaetetus’
4:00 – 4:30: Tea/Coffee break
4:30 – 6:15: Carol Atack and Malcolm Schofield (Cambridge) ‘Editing the Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy’
6:15-8:30
Reception and Book Launch for Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy volumes III and IV, hosted by Myles Burnyeat’s family and the Faculty of Classics.
Venue: Museum of Classical Archaeology (Cast Gallery), Faculty of Classics.
Tuesday 13th September 2022
Tuesday 13th September 2022
9:30-10:15: Lea Cantor (Oxford), tbc. on Parmenides
10:15 – 11:00: Nathasja Roggo-van Luijn (Cambridge), ‘The Nile and the oil lamp: structure-mapping in Diogenes of Apollonia's analogy'
11:00-11:30: Tea/Coffee break
11:30-1:00: Andreas Anagnostopoulos (Munich), tbc. on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
1:00-2:30: Lunch
2:30-4:00: Shaul Tor (King’s College, London), ‘Burnyeat, Frede and Sextus’
First announcement:
First announcement:
The Southern Association for Ancient Philosophy meeting will take place in Cambridge on the agreed dates of 12 and 13 September 2022.
All talks will be held in the Faculty of Classics, and online participation will also be possible.
While maintaining the usual SAAP format, the meeting this year will have a ’theme’, namely celebrating the work of Myles Burnyeat in a number of the talks and presentations. The provisional programme includes:
- Andreas Anagnostopoulos (Munich) on Aristotle’s Metaphysics (tbc.)
- Carol Atack and Malcolm Schofield (Cambridge) on editing the Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy
- Lea Cantor (Oxford) tbc. (postgraduate student)
- Matthew Duncombe (Nottingham) on Euclides, Megaricism and Plato’s Theaetetus
- Shaul Tor (KCL) on ‘Burnyeat, Frede and Sextus’
- Nathasja Van Luijn (Cambridge) tbc. (postgraduate student)
Monday’s afternoon session will be followed by a reception hosted by Myles Burnyeat’s family and a book launch marking the publication of the latest volume of the Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy.
A buffet dinner will be available following the reception and launch, so we are not making separate arrangements for a college dinner.
Practicalities:
As discussed in the final meetings before the pandemic, we will not be reserving rooms in a particular college: participants who require accommodation may book rooms in a college of their choice via this website: http://www.cambridgerooms.co.uk or https://www.universityrooms.com/en-GB/city/Cambridge/home (they both link to the same page)
We will soon be circulating details of a separate portal where participants can register and book for meals, together with the updated programme.
Best wishes,
James, Gábor, Myrto
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