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SUMMARY:Philosophical Reflections on Aristotle's Historia Animalium - mapping the complexity of life
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LOCATION:Faculty of Classics\, Cambridge\, United Kingdom\, CB3 9DA
DESCRIPTION:<p>Aristotle's <em>Historia Animalium</em> is perhaps one of his most intriguing and least explored works\, particularly in the area of philosophy. The longest in the Corpus\, the treatise collects data relevant to the phenomena of embodied sentient life\, setting out an extensive array of differences in animals&rsquo\; parts (moria)\, activities (praxeis)\, ways of life (bioi) and characters (&ecirc\;th&ecirc\;). This conference brings together a group of international scholars of Aristotle's biology and philosophy in order to discuss the many topics explored in the treatise\, including: organism and environment\, ecology\, physiology\, perception\, voice\, emotions\, intelligence\, human-animal relations\, ethology\, and gender and sex differences. As the first conference to be concerned solely with the <em>Historia Animalium</em> in the context of science and philosophy\, this event will result in an edited volume on the work.</p>\n<p>The conference will be held at the Faculty of Classics\, University of Cambridge\, from the 23rd to 25th of August. Attendance is free\, but registration is required via the Eventbrite page. The event will be hybrid\, allowing for both in-person attendance as well as online participation.</p>\n<p>Confirmed speakers include:</p>\n<p>Professor Sara Brill\, Fairfield University</p>\n<p>Professor David Bronstein\, UNDA\, Sydney</p>\n<p>Dr Claire Bubb\, New York University</p>\n<p>Dr Sophia Connell\, Birkbeck College</p>\n<p>Professor Marguerite Deslauriers\, McGill University</p>\n<p>Dr Katharina Epstein\, Ludwig-Maximilans University\, Munich </p>\n<p>Dr Myrna Gabbe\, University of Dayton\, Ohio</p>\n<p>Dr Myrto Hatzimichali\, University of Cambridge</p>\n<p>Professor Devin Henry\, University of Western Ontario</p>\n<p>Dr Giouli Korobili\, Utrecht University</p>\n<p>Professor Mariska Leunissen\, UNC Chapel Hill</p>\n<p>Professor Thornton Lockwood\, Quinnipiac University</p>\n<p>Professor Robert Mayhew\, Seton Hall University</p>\n<p>Dr Diana Quarantotto\, Sapienza University\, Rome</p>\n<p>Professor Christof Rapp\, Ludwig-Maximilians University\, Munich</p>\n<p>Dr Anna Schriefl\, University of Bonn</p>\n<p>Professor Mor Segev\, University of South Florida.</p>\n<p>More information about the conference\, including abstracts and programme\, can be found at the following webpage:</p>
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