GRADUATE AND EARLY CAREER
CONFERENCE
KEELING GRADUATE AND EARLY CAREER CONFERENCE, 2024
The conference will take place on 8th-9th March and will take place in C3.14, Institute of Education (IOE), 20 Bedford Way, London WC1H 0AL
8th March
11–12 Qian Cao (Columbia), ‘Plato on Dizziness, Projection, and the Psychology of Relativism’
Comments by India Griffiths (UCL)
12–1 Cristóbal Zarzar (Cambridge),
‘The Stoics on rational sense-impressions, indistinguishability, and concepts of particulars’
Comments by Joe Sibley (UCL)
2.30–3.30 Filippo Sirianni (ENS Paris),
‘Two senses of otherness in Plato’s Sophist’
Comments by Hugo Whitmee (KCL)
4–5.30 Keynote: Sophia Connell (Birkbeck), ‘Aristotle on human use of non-human animals’
9th March
11–12 Sebastiano Belleggia (Columbia), ‘The Alternative Interpretation of Cat. 2: Aristotle’s Intuitive Approach to Ontology’
Comments by Jelena Milosavljevic (UCL)
12–1 Yfke van der Heijden (Cambridge),
‘In What Sense Is the City Like a Living Being? A Reading of Republic 546a’
Comments by Alba Miriello (UCL)
2.30–3.30 Antoni Mikocki (Oxford),
‘Aisthêsis as the origin of justice: Porphyry’s ‘vegetarian’ arguments against the Stoics in Book 3 of De Abstinentia’
Comments by Lawrence Evans (UCL)
4–5.30 Keynote: Alexander Long (St Andrews), ‘Dunamis in Republic 6–7’
KEELING GRADUATE AND EARLY CAREER CONFERENCE, 2023
10th March
10:30: Welcome Address
11:30-12:30 Alesia Preite (Oxford), 'How Do the Moral Parts of the Soul Develop? An Account of the Origin of the Tripartite Soul in Plato's Timaeus'
Comments by Luca Dondoni (UCL)
12:30-1:30 Carolina Welslau (Utrecht), 'Aristotle and Plotinus on the Perceptual Krisis'
Comments by Lawrence Evans (UCL)
3:00-4:00 Demosthenes Patramanis (Oxford), 'Theaetetus 209d-210b: Revisiting a Dilemma'
Comments by India Griffiths (UCL)
4:30-6:00 Keynote Speaker: Joachim Aufderheide (KCL), 'Contemplation in Aristotle's Other Ethics'
11th March
10:30-11:30 Breakfast
11:30-12:30 Bjorn Sether Wastvedt (Bergen), 'The Development of Character in the Eudemian Ethics'
Comments by Jelena Milosalijevic (UCL)
2:00-3:00 Darcey Merison (St. Andrews) 'Music, Mimesis, and Masked Reception in Plato's Laws'
Comments by Hugo Whitmee (KCL)
3:00-4:00 Andrew Buongiorno (Oxford) 'Being per se b being per accidens in Metaphysics Delta 7
Comments by Alba Miriello (UCL)
4:30-6:00 Keynote Speaker: Margaret Hampson (St. Andrews), 'Aristotle on Virtuous Action'
Friday, 10:00-2:00: C3.14, Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way London WC1H 0AL
Friday, 3:00-6:00: 102 Seminar Room, 20 Gordon Square (enter via Gower Street London WC1 6AE)
Saturday 102 Seminar Room, 19 Gordon Square
The conference is free and open to all, however, we ask that you register by emailing keelinggrad@gmail.com
KEELING GRADUATE AND EARLY CAREER CONFERENCE: ETHICS IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY, 2019
17th May
Jonathan Griffiths (UCL), 'Is Anaxagoras Nous Good?'
Andrés Hernández Villarreal (St. Andrews/Stirling) 'Aristotelian Extended Teleology: Cities, Happiness and the Cosmos'
Guilia Bonasio (Dalhousie/Columbia) 'Naturalism in the EE'
Peter Osario (Cornell) 'Antiochus(?) on Happiness in Exile'
Keynote: Karan Margrethe Nielsen (Oxford), 'Truth in the Nicomachean Ethics VI'
18th May
Keynote: Raphael Woolf (KCL), 'Courage and Pleasure in Aristotle's Ethics'
Saloni de Souza (Oxford) 'A Time to Die? Death and Completeness in the Phaedo
Larking Philpot (Pittsburgh), 'The Role of Self-love in Aristotle's Moral Psychology'
Ilter Conskin (Istanbul), 'Knowing the Soul Musically: A Comparison between Plato's Phaedrus & Republic III'
Sylbilla Pereira (Oxford), 'Young Mathematicians and Old Sages: On the Relationship between Nous and Phronesis in EN VI 8-11'
