ATWAP 2019: Aristotle's Hylomorphism

The Collaborative Program in Ancient & Medieval Philosophy (CPAMP) at the University of Toronto is pleased to announce that the eleventh Annual Toronto Workshop in Ancient Philosophy (ATWAP) will take place on March 22 & 23, 2019, on the theme of "Aristotle's Hylomorphism".

Speakers:

• David Charles (Yale)
• Mary Louise Gill (Brown)
• Emily Katz (MSU)
• Mary Krizan (UW-La Crosse)
• Marko Malink (NYU)
• Katy Meadows (MIT)

Commentators:

• Bryan Reece (Toronto / Center for Hellenic Studies)
• Doug Campbell (Toronto)
• Phil Corkum (Alberta)
• Jacob Rosen (Harvard)
• Anne Siebels Peterson (Utah)
• Susan Sauvé Meyer (Penn)

Schedule:

Friday, March 22

• 2:00–2:30  Welcome

• 2:30–4:00  Mary Louise Gill, “Aristotle on the Nutritive Soul” / Comments: Doug Campbell / Chair: David Sedley (Cambridge)

• 4:30–6:00  Katy Meadows, “Aristotle’s Priorities in the Metaphysics”
  Comments: Susan Sauvé Meyer / Chair: Mark Johnstone (McMaster)

Saturday, March 23

• 10:00–11:30  David Charles / Comments: Bryan Reece / Chair: Sean Kelsey (Notre Dame)

• 12:00–1:30  Emily Katz, “Hylomorphism in Mathematical Objects” / Comments: Phil Corkum / Chair: Rachel MacKinnon (Toronto)

• 3:00–4:30  Marko Malink, “Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H 3″ / Comments: Anne Siebels Peterson / Chair: Christopher Noble (Syracuse)

• 5:00–6:30  Mary Krizan, “Changes in place: Elemental motion in Aristotle’s Physics 8.4″ / Comments: Jacob Rosen / Chair: Devin Henry (Western)

Participation in the conference is free, but preregistration is required: to register, please contact Willie Costello at [email protected].