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SUMMARY:FLORIDA ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY WORKSHOP: PLATO’S LAWS
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DESCRIPTION:<p>The&nbsp\;<strong>Florida Ancient Philosophy Workshop</strong>&nbsp\;invites abstracts for presentations that deal with&nbsp\;<strong>Plato&rsquo\;s&nbsp\;<em>Laws</em></strong>. The workshop will be held on&nbsp\;<strong>Saturday and Sunday\, November 14 and 15\, 2026</strong>&nbsp\;at the&nbsp\;<strong>University of Florida</strong>&nbsp\;in Gainesville.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>We welcome proposals on any aspect of the text. This can include research into the influence of earlier thinkers on ideas and arguments advanced in the&nbsp\;<em>Laws</em>\, close readings of particular passages\, discussions of how ideas and arguments in the&nbsp\;<em>Laws</em>relate to those advanced in other Platonic dialogues\, or explorations of how ideas and arguments of the&nbsp\;<em>Laws&nbsp\;</em>were taken up or have influenced later thinkers in antiquity and beyond.</p>\n<p>We welcome a range of methodological approaches and encourage participation from related disciplines.</p>\n<p>Confirmed speakers: Ryan Balot (University of Toronto)\, Thornton Lockwood (University of Florida)\, and Susan Sauv&eacute\; Meyer (University of Pennsylvania)</p>\n<p>Proposals for presentations should not be longer than 500 words\, formatted for blind review (that is\, omit all identifying information)\, and be suitable for a 30-minute presentation\, which will be followed by thirty minutes of discussion on the day of the workshop.&nbsp\;<strong>Please submit proposals by</strong>&nbsp\;<strong>August 1\, 2026</strong>&nbsp\;to Max Robitzsch&nbsp\;(jm.robitzsch@ufl.edu</a>).&nbsp\;</p>
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