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SUMMARY:The Legacy of Greek Political Thought Network
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LOCATION:Cambridge\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>The Legacy of Greek Political Thought Network is an international group of<br>scholars\, drawn from the fields of Classics\, Political Theory and the<br>History of Ideas\, interested in the continuing influence of classical Greek<br>political ideas and theories in the modern world.<br>http://www.reading.ac.uk/classics/research/class-LegGPT.aspx</a><br><br>This will be its third annual research workshop\, bringing together members<br>of the network and other scholars from a range of disciplines to discuss key issues<br>in this interdisciplinary field of study.<br><br>Legacy of Greek Political Thought Network: Research Workshop<br>Faculty of Classics\, University of Cambridge\, Friday 13th December 2013\, 11am- 5.30pm<br><br>Welcome and coffee<br>Panel 1: Aristotle and Aristotelianism in modern political thought<br>Anna Becker\, University of Basel\, &lsquo\;Household and City in Renaissance Aristotelian Thought&rsquo\;.<br>Kelvin Knight\, London Metropolitan University\, &lsquo\;Alasdair MacIntyre's Aristotelian Historicism and Critique of Human Rights&rsquo\;.<br><br>Lunch<br>Panel 2: History and politics in the modern world<br>Liz Sawyer\, University of Oxford\, &lsquo\;Thucydides in the 1940s&rsquo\;.<br>Neville Morley\, University of Bristol\, &lsquo\;History::Political Theory&rsquo\;.<br><br>Discussion:<br>Paul Cartledge\, University of Cambridge\, &lsquo\;Ancient Greek democracy and its legacies&rsquo\;.<br>Respondent: Peter Liddel\, University of Manchester.<br><br>All are welcome\, and there is no fee for attendance\, but advance registration is requested\; please contact Dr Helen Roche (hber2@hermes.cam.ac.uk</a>) to register.</p>
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