Talks Summer 2018
A quick round-up of talks coming up:
‘Silent Sages and Vomiting Students: Epictetus on Habituation’, invited keynote talk at the British Society for the History of Philosophy conference, University of Durham, 12-14 April 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the Renaissance’, invited talk at Liberty, Irreverence, and the Place of Women in Early-Modern Italian Culture: A one-day Symposium in Honour of Letizia Panizza, Institute of Modern Languages, University of London, 11 May 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the History of Philosophy: A Case-Study for Philosophy as a Way of Life’, invited keynote talk at Art of Living / Art of Dying: Philosophical and Literary Perspectives, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, 21-22 June 2018.
‘Silent Sages and Vomiting Students: Epictetus on Habituation’, invited keynote talk at the British Society for the History of Philosophy conference, University of Durham, 12-14 April 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the Renaissance’, invited talk at Liberty, Irreverence, and the Place of Women in Early-Modern Italian Culture: A one-day Symposium in Honour of Letizia Panizza, Institute of Modern Languages, University of London, 11 May 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the History of Philosophy: A Case-Study for Philosophy as a Way of Life’, invited keynote talk at Art of Living / Art of Dying: Philosophical and Literary Perspectives, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, 21-22 June 2018.
Talks January 2018
I have two talks coming up the week after next:
The first, on Marcus Aurelius and phantasia, is part of the Ancient Philosophy seminar at the Institute of Classical Studies, London, on 15 January - further details here.
The second, on popular Stoicism in the twenty-first century, is a keynote talk at a conference in Nijmegen, A Contested Influence: Hellenistic Philosophy and Modern Thought from Nietzsche to Nussbaum, 17-18 January - further details here.
The first, on Marcus Aurelius and phantasia, is part of the Ancient Philosophy seminar at the Institute of Classical Studies, London, on 15 January - further details here.
The second, on popular Stoicism in the twenty-first century, is a keynote talk at a conference in Nijmegen, A Contested Influence: Hellenistic Philosophy and Modern Thought from Nietzsche to Nussbaum, 17-18 January - further details here.
Talks 2017-18
I'm due to give the following talks this academic year (on a far too wide range of subjects!):
‘Indifference and Affirmation: Michel Foucault on Stoic Fate and Providence’, University of Warwick, Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar, Tuesday 17 October 2017.
‘Self-Knowledge and Living Harmoniously with Nature in Cicero’s De Officiis’, University of Utrecht, Stoic Self-Knowledge and Cosmopolitanism Workshop, Friday 3 November 2017.
‘Pomponazzi’s Ethics and the Aristotelian Choice of Lives’, University of Padua, Aristotle in the Venetian and European Renaissance Workshop, 12-15 December, 2017.
‘Marcus Aurelius on Phantasia’, Institute of Classical Studies Ancient Philosophy Seminar, 15 January 2018.
‘Habituation in Roman Stoicism’, University of Durham, British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference, 12-14 April 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the Renaissance’, Conference at University of London, 11 May 2018.
‘Indifference and Affirmation: Michel Foucault on Stoic Fate and Providence’, University of Warwick, Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar, Tuesday 17 October 2017.
‘Self-Knowledge and Living Harmoniously with Nature in Cicero’s De Officiis’, University of Utrecht, Stoic Self-Knowledge and Cosmopolitanism Workshop, Friday 3 November 2017.
‘Pomponazzi’s Ethics and the Aristotelian Choice of Lives’, University of Padua, Aristotle in the Venetian and European Renaissance Workshop, 12-15 December, 2017.
‘Marcus Aurelius on Phantasia’, Institute of Classical Studies Ancient Philosophy Seminar, 15 January 2018.
‘Habituation in Roman Stoicism’, University of Durham, British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference, 12-14 April 2018.
‘Philosophical Lives in the Renaissance’, Conference at University of London, 11 May 2018.
Talks July 2017
Just back from a very enjoyable workshop at Monash's centre in Prato, Italy, part of a research project 'Reinventing Philosophy as a Way of Life', run by colleagues in Monash and Warwick. This was the second event (the last in July 2015), and a third is planned for July 2018.
This week I have another trip, this time to Berlin for a conference: Philosophy in its Ancient Beginnings, at the Humboldt University. Further info here.
This week I have another trip, this time to Berlin for a conference: Philosophy in its Ancient Beginnings, at the Humboldt University. Further info here.
