Virtue and Value in Plato and Aristotle -22-23/05/2017, London (England)
The Keeling Centre for Ancient Philosophy, UCL is pleased to announce a UCL-Yale Workshop at the Keeling Centre, Department of Philosophy, UCL on Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd May, 2017.
FECHA/DATE/DATA: 22-23/05/2017
LUGAR/LOCATION/LUOGO: The Keeling Centre for Ancient Philosophy, University College London (UCL) (London, England)
ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Margaret Hampson
INFO: web - margaret.hampson.09@ucl.ac.uk
INSCRIPCIÓN/REGISTRATION/REGISTRAZIONE:Gratis/Free/Gratuito [email: margaret.hampson.09@ucl.ac.uk]
PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA:
Monday May 22nd – Chaired by Raphael Woolf (KCL)
Seminar Room, Department of Philosophy, UCL
9am Verity Harte (Yale): 'Plato’s Philebus and some ‘Value of Knowledge’ Problems’
10.45am Allison Glasscock (Yale): ‘The Discipline of Virtue: Learning and Knowledge in the Protagoras’
1.30pm Fiona Leigh (UCL) : ‘Mimēsis and Appearances in the Sophist and the Laws’
3.15pm Amanda Greene (UCL) : ‘Freedom and Obedience in Plato’s Laws’
5.15pm M.M. McCabe (UCL, KCL, Cambridge): ‘Re-reading Glaucon’s Challenge: Plato’s Distinctions in Goodness’
Tues May 23rd – Chaired by Brad Inwood (Yale)
Seminar Room, Department of Philosophy, UCL
9.30am Joachim Aufderheide (KCL): ‘Do We Have to Be Philosophers to Be Happy? Issues for the Best Lives in EN X’
11.15am Elena Cagnoli (UCL, Geneva): ‘Aristotle on Wishes, Decisions and the Fundamental Structure of Akratic Action’
2pm Margaret Hampson (UCL): ‘Virtue and Action in NE II 4'
3.45pm David Charles (Yale): ‘Some Queries About the Fine in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics’