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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20200314T200000
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SUMMARY:PLATONISM
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LOCATION:Kirchberg am Wechsel\, Austria
DESCRIPTION:<p>The aim of this symposium is to bring together two main groups of scholars and students: The one group are scholars focussed on making sense of and interpreting Plato&rsquo\;s works. The other group consists of scholars working in diverse fields that can be called &ldquo\;Platonism&rdquo\;. Platonism can be understood either historically as a return to Plato&rsquo\;s thought (e.g.\, Neoplatonism or Cambridge Platonism) or systematically as a historical or contemporary doctrine subscribing to objective timeless entities (propositions\, meanings\, numbers\, sets\, truth values etc.).<br><br>SECTIONS:<br><br>1. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Wittgenstein<br>2. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Metaphysics &ndash\; Forms and abstract objects<br>3. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Philosophy of language &ndash\; Forms and meanings<br>4. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Political philosophy &ndash\; Forms and social hierarchies<br>5. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Logic and mathematics &ndash\; Forms and abstract structures<br>6. &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Postmodernism and deconstruction &ndash\; Forms and formations<br><br>WORKSHOPS:<br><br>- Plato&rsquo\;s dialogues organised by Vasilis Politis (Dublin)<br>- Digital Wittgenstein organised by Sebastian Sunday Gr&egrave\;ve (Beijing) &amp\; Desiree Weber (Wooster)<br><br>LIST OF CONFIRMED SPEAKERS:<br><br>Mark Balaguer (Los Angeles)<br>Alexander Becker (Marburg)<br>Alfred Dunshirn (Vienna)<br>Andreas Eckl (Bonn)<br>Katharina Felka (Graz)<br>Niklas Forsberg (Pardubice)<br>Dorothea Frede (Hamburg)<br>Volker Gadenne (Linz)<br>Stephen Gersh (Princeton)<br>Lloyd Gerson (Toronto)<br>Hans-Johann Glock (Zurich)<br>Andrew Gregory (London)<br>Nora H&auml\;m&auml\;l&auml\;inen (Pardubice)<br>Christoph Horn (Bonn)<br>John Hyman (London)<br>Jakub Jinek (Pardubice)<br>James Klagge (Virginia)<br>Aikaterini Lefka (Li&egrave\;ge)<br>B&eacute\;atrice Lienemann (Erlangen-Nuremberg)<br>&Oslash\;ystein Linnebo (Oslo)<br>Paul Livingston (Albuquerque)<br>Kamila Pacovsk&aacute\; (Pardubice)<br>Luigi Perissinotto (Venice)<br>Vasilis Politis (Dublin)<br>Bego&ntilde\;a Ram&oacute\;n C&aacute\;mara (Madrid)<br>Tom Rockmore (Beijing)<br>Catherine Rowett (Norwich)<br>Mauro Senatore (Santiago de Chile)<br>Chryssi Sidiropoulou (Istanbul)<br>Antonia Soulez (Paris)<br>Sebastian Sunday Gr&egrave\;ve (Beijing)<br>Martin Stokhof (Amsterdam)<br>Sonja Tanner (Colorado)<br>Denis Walter (Bonn)<br>Marie-Elise Zovko (Zagreb)<br><br>Deadline for submission of contributed papers (to section 1-6): March 15 2020<br>(Instructions for authors:&nbsp\;https://www.alws.at/iws_organization/call-for-papers/)<br>Students and early career researchers are especially encouraged to submit a presentation.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Herbert Hrachovec;CN="Jakub Mácha":
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