Call for papers – International Plato Society

Cornelia de Vogel Prize – International Plato Society Call for Submissions

In line with our commitment to promoting Platonic studies and following the indications of the Cornelia de Vogel Foundation, the International Plato Society (IPS) is pleased to announce the Cornelia de Vogel Prize for the first time in the history of our Institutions. Five prizes of 800 Euros each will be awarded to the best papers presented by young scholars at the forthcoming XIV Symposium Platonicum to be held in Madrid (May 5-9, 2025). Eligibility: To participate, candidates must meet the following criteria: - Be classified as a junior scholar (defined as 40 years of age or younger). - Be a current member of the IPS whose abstract has been selected for presentation at the XIV Symposium Platonicum. - Submit a full paper of no more than 3,500 words by April 15, 2025, to: symposiumplatonicum14@gmail.com including the following information in the email: Full [...]

aristippus2025-02-14T16:44:08+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers, Event Announcements, Just published|

CfP: International Aristotelian Conference 2025

Call for Papers: International Aristotelian Conference 2025 The Centre of Philosophy of the University of Lisbon is pleased to announce the International Aristotelian Conference, which will take place from July 2 to July 4, 2025. This conference aims to bring together researchers at all career stages from around the globe to discuss topics within the realm of Aristotelian studies. The event will also lay the foundation for establishing an international society for Aristotelian studies, fostering a long-term platform for collaboration and discussion. Keynote Speakers: David Charles, Yale University Marguerite Deslauriers, McGill University Pavel Gregoric, Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb Mariska Leunissen, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Marilù Papandreou, University of Bergen Gabriela Rossi, University of Los Andes, Chile Conference Scope: We invite proposals on any aspect of Aristotelian inquiry, including, but not limited to, logic (broadly construed), epistemology and philosophy of science, philosophy of nature, philosophy of [...]

aristippus2024-11-15T23:18:12+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers|

CALL FOR PAPERS: INDETERMINACY IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

CALL FOR PAPERS INDETERMINACY IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY Convenors: Ugo Zilioli (Oxford University) and Refik Güremen (Middle East Technical U., Ankara) Literature on indeterminacy and vagueness has expanded rapidly, especially since the late twentieth century. In recent decades, the debate has intensified, driven by a growing interest in metaphysical and ontic indeterminacy. Philosophers are exploring various models and methods to investigate indeterminacy and vagueness across multiple fields, including the metaphysics of ordinary objects, personal identity, mereology, states of affairs, truth-making, philosophy of physics, and time, alongside traditional sorites paradoxes. The discussion is largely shaped by a trichotomy of semantic, epistemological, and metaphysical approaches (J. Robert G. Williams, Philosophy Compass, 2008), with recent advancements in modality and hyperintensionality also contributing to the discourse. It is reasonable to hope that these contemporary developments will inform, illuminate, and motivate fresh interpretations in the history of philosophy, particularly regarding ancient Greek and Latin thought. Epistemic [...]

aristippus2024-07-19T20:57:37+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers, Events, IPS Newsletter, Just published|

Plato’s Lysis: A Virtual Conference Jointly Sponsored by the APS and IPS-Asia, Africa, and Australia Regions

aristippus2024-06-04T15:12:52+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers, Event Announcements, Just published, Other Announcements, Regional meetings|

VIIIth Platonic Summer Seminar on Plato’s Parmenides (23.06–30.06.2024)

The eighth edition of the Platonic Summer Seminar in Lanckorona (Poland) on Plato’s Parmenides will take place on 23.06–30.06.2024. We will attempt to interpret the dialogue as an exposition of the theory of principles. We are also going to discuss the implied meaning of the Parmenidean One and its dialectical relation to the Many, as well as the multifarious interpretations of the One. A close reading of the text in conjunction with classical Neoplatonist commentaries (Plotinus, Proclus, Damascius) and modern studies (Hegel, Natorp, Heidegger, Colli, Benardete) will be complemented with lectures by contemporary scholars: Claudia Baracchi, Massimo Cacciari, Lloyd Gerson, Francisco Gonzalez, Edward Halper, Claudio Moreschini, Carlos Steel. For further information please consult the website https://platon.up.krakow.pl/

aristippus2024-05-01T20:35:38+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers, Event Announcements, IPS Newsletter, Just published|

XIV Symposium Platonicum. Plato’s Theaetetus / Call for papers

Call for papers XIV Symposium Platonicum Plato’s Theaetetus Madrid, May 5th-9th (in person) May 19th-21st (online) 2025 The International Plato Society organizes a symposium on a single Platonic dialogue every three years. We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the XIV Symposium Platonicum: Plato’s Theaetetus. The Symposium will take place in two separate modalities: In Person: May 5–9, 2025, at the Facultad de Filosofía (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) and Online: May 19-21, 2025, from the Facultad de Humanidades (Universidad Carlos III, Madrid). Presentation length: As we want to encourage discussion, speakers will be given double time on this occasion. Papers should be suitable for 40-minute presentations (suggestion: 20 minutes of reading plus 20 minutes of discussion). Authors may be asked to expand their papers to be presented at one of the 1- hour plenary sessions. Abstracts We welcome abstracts from all IPS members, full and associate. If [...]

aristippus2024-07-12T17:02:01+00:00Categories: Announcements, Call for papers, Event Announcements, Events, Just published, Other Announcements [Sticky Posts], Symposium Platonicum|