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SOCRATICA V, 11–14 July 2022
Rice University, Houston
Draft Program (1 Jul 22)
Plenary sessions in Humanities 117
Other sessions in Humanities 118
Conference Office in Humanities 120
Philosophy Department Office Humanities 225
Monday 11 July (all times Central; remote speakers in underline)
8:00–9.00 COFFEE Philosophy Lounge, HUMA 216
9.00–9.30 WELCOME
9.30–10.00 Livio Rossetti Socrate e l’arte di scrivere testi che non si configurino come trattati
HUMA 117 HUMA 118
10.15–10.45 | Santiago Chame On the Megarians of Metaphysics IX 3 | Dino de Sanctis Socrate e le Sirene |
10.45–11.15 | Michele Corradi Eubulide tra scena comica e dibattito filosofico nell’Atene del IV secolo | Ryo Tashiro The meaning of θεία μοῖρα in the Platonic Theages |
11.30–12.00
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Jeremy Henry The wisdom of Plato’s Socrates | Evan Rodriguez Three modes of protreptic |
12.00–12.30
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Dustin Gish A philosophic friendship | Bernhard Kaiser The Socratic elenchus and the σκοπός of Plato’s Gorgias |
12.30–2.30 LUNCH on your own
1.30–2.15 TOUR of Rice campus (optional)
2.30–3.00 Alessandro Stavru How Socratic Is “Socratic midwifery”? Contextualizing Tht. 149a–151d
3.00–3.30 Francesca Pentassuglio A Wirkungsgeschichte of Socratic erôs: Hermias, Proclus and Olympiodorus compared
3.45–4.15 Thomas Slabon Divine exemplarism and moral τύποι in Republic II and III
4.15–4.45 Rodrigo Illarraga Order and divinity: The metaphysical foundations of Xenophon’s Oeconomicus
5.00–6.00 RECEPTION in HUMA lobby
Tuesday 12 July
8:00–9.00 COFFEE Philosophy Lounge, HUMA 216
9.00–9.30 Louis-André Dorion Diogène est-il un Socrate devenu fou
9.30–10.00 Aldo Brancacci Socrate, il beltistos logos, e la determinazione del logos
HUMA 117 HUMA 118
10.15–10.45 | Stefano Mecci The reception of Socrates in early Christianity: the case of Justin Martyr | Teresa Padilla Socrates’ and his interlocutors’ silences and perplexities, or, the art of listening |
10.45–11.15 | Thomas Moody Socrates’ affective complexity in the Phaedo | Laura Milman What Cyrus is not: Lessons on leadership |
11.30–12.00
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Manfred Kraus Πλάτων πατραλοίας – Plato’s ‘Parricide’ against Socrates in the Parmenides | Máté Héthelyi A Stoic interpretation of the aporetic Socrates |
12.00–12.30
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Florian Marion Le tournant mégarique en philosophie contemporaine |
12.30–2.30 LUNCH on your own
2.30–4.00 KEYNOTE Agnes Callard Socratic Love
4.15–4.45 Carolina Araújo Aristippus on the virtue of women
4.45–5.15 André Luiz Braga da Silva The “Ideas as thoughts” hypothesis: Antisthenes in Plato’s Parmenides?
5.15–5.45 Alex Lee and Christopher Moore Crito of Alopece and the earliest authors of Socratic writings
7.30–9.30 BANQUET Sixty Vines Restaurant, 2450 Rice Blvd, Rice Village
Wednesday 13 July 2022
8:00–9.00 COFFEE Philosophy Lounge, HUMA 216
9.00–9.30 Claudia Mársico Antisthenes’ political philosophy: between the Cyclops and Plato’s healthy city
9.30–10.00 Gabriel Danzig Socrates and the Social Virtues
HUMA 117 HUMA 118
10.15–10.45 | Etienne Helmer On trade as an ethical practice in Xen. Oec. 20.22–29 | Claudia Luchetti Socrates the delian diver: Heraclitusʼ depths in Socrates’ philosophy of self-consciousness |
10.45–11.15 | Mario Regali Il motivo del “rendere migliori” e Socrate educatore in Platone, Senofonte ed Eschine | Trinidad Silva Re-enmarcar la pregunta Qué es x en los diálogos Socráticos de Platón |
11.30–1.00 KEYNOTE Irmgard Männlein-Robert A post-Hellenistic Socrates on Death: Paradoxes in the Pseudo-Platonic Axiochus
1.00–1.30 SNACK LUNCH
1.30–2.30 BUSINESS MEETING
FREE AFTERNOON/EVENING
Thursday 14 July 2022
8:00–9.00 COFFEE Philosophy Lounge, HUMA 216
9.00–9.30 Nicholas D. Smith Socrates and the epistemology of testimony
9.30–10.00 David Johnson The Good-natured Euthydemus
HUMA 117 HUMA 118
10.15–10.45 | David Roochnik The Apologia of Aristippus | Fiorenza Bevilacqua Socrates and Xenophon in Memorabilia, Anabasis and beyond |
10.45–11.15 | Florencia Castro Possi An old women’s superstition? (Cic. Div. I.7) The Socratics’ attitude towards divination | Milena Lozano Nembrot Pleasure and desire in Xenophon’s Hiero |
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11.30–12.00
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Donovan Cox The anomaly of the last elenchos of Plato’s Euthyphro | Jeremy Bredin Éthique et épistémologie dans le Phédon |
12.00–12.30
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Irina Deretic Aspasia and Socratics | Natalie Hannan How Socratic Is the Socratic Paradox? |
12.30–2.30 LUNCH on your own
2.30–3.00 Gabriele Cornelli Setting Socrates and Alcibiades apart
3.00–3.30 Vitor de Simoni Milione Socrate l’autourgos tês philosophias: remarques sur le Banquet 1.5 de Xénophon
3.45–4.15 Chloe Balla Xenophon’s and Plato’s Socrates on law and persuasion, nature and procreation
4.15–4.45 Ivan Jordović Xenophon on Erōs
5.00–5.30 Elena Bellini Who is pregnant? Socrates within the erotic knowledge-making process
5.30–6.00 Sandra Peterson Socrates reproaches Xenophon
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