West Coast Plato Workshop (May 14-16, 2021)
This year, the 2021 West Coast Plato Workshop will be hosted by Northern Arizona University's Department of Philosophy. The focus of this year's Workshop is Plato's Sophist, with topics on: the greatest Kinds and their interrelations; the definitions of sophistry; and the Stranger's method of doing philosophy. For workshop details and registration, head over to: www.nau.edu/cal/plato. List of speakers and their topics: Keynote: Mary Louise Gill (Brown University): "Images of the Philosopher in the Sophist" Xin Liu (Nanjing University, China): “Koinōnia Megistōn Genōn: From the Exercise of One-Many in the Parmenides to the Exercise of Being-Nonbeing in the Sophist" Comments by Benjamin Keoseyan (University of Arizona) Pauline Sabrier (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany): “Change, Rest and Greatest Kinds in Plato’s Sophist” Comments by Chris Buckels (Junípero Serra High School, San Mateo, California) Colin C. Smith (University of Colorado Boulder): “Being as Communion: Sophist 248b2-8” Comments by Timothy Clarke (University of California Berkeley) Jan Szaif [...]