Symp: Power & Knowledge in Plato and the Platonic Tradition
Uppsala
Sweden
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POWER AND KNOWLEDGE in Plato and the Platonic Tradition
22-24 May, Uppsala (Sweden)
Registration is now open for the international symposium ‘Power & Knowledge in Plato and the Platonic Tradition', which will take place at the department of philosophy at Uppsala University on the 22nd-24th of May 2019. The program is included below. For more information about the symposium and what we hope to achieve, see: http://rationalselfgovernment.se/power-and-knowledge/.
Attendance is free and the symposium is open to all, but for the purposes of planning we ask those planning to attend to send an email to: [email protected] or [email protected]
Program
Wednesday 22nd of May (Room: 2-1024, Engelska parken)
1300-1400 Andy German (Ben Gurion): “What are the Natural Preconditions for Politics Examining the Question in Plato”
1415-1515 Olof Pettersson (Uppsala): ”Epistemic Authority: Reason & Language in Plato & Fricker”
1530-1630 James M. Ambury (King’s College Pennsylvania): “Awakening Autonomy: Olympiodorus’ Commentary on Plato’s Gorgias”
Thursday 23rd of May (Room: 22-1017, Engelska parken)
1000-1100 M.M. McCabe (King’s College, London): “Parsing Vision”
1115-1215 Marina McCoy (Boston): ”Vulnerability, Dialogue, and the Limits of Autonomy”
1215-1315 Lunch Break
1315-1415 Amber Carpenter (Singapore, Yale-NUS): “Accounts and Accountability: The Importance of Being Autologizomenos
1430-1530 Charlotta Weigelt (Södertörn): “Self-Government and Law in the Crito and the Statesman”
1545-1645 Susan Sauvé Mayer (University of Pennsylvania): “Freedom and Law in Plato’s Laws”
Friday 24th of May (Room: 22-1017, Engelska parken)
1000-1100 Nicholas D. Smith (Lewis & Clark): ”Plato’s Problems with Aversion”
1115-1215 Oda E. Tvedt (Uppsala): “Political Decision-Making and Mass-Dynamics in Plato’s Republic”
1215-1315 Lunch Break
1315-1415 Franco Trivigno (Oslo): ”Two Routes to Establishing Rational Self-Governance in Plato”
1430-1530 Tony Leyh (Emory): “Knowledge and Political Legitimacy in Socratic Political Philosophy”
1545-1645 Pauliina Remes (Uppsala): Concluding Discussion
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