ATWAP 2019
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The 11th Annual Toronto Workshop in Ancient Philosophy
“Aristotle’s Hylomorphism”
Friday, March 22 & Saturday March 23, 2019
Speakers:
- David Charles (Yale)
- Mary Louise Gill (Brown)
- Emily Katz (MSU)
- Mary Krizan (UW-La Crosse)
- Marko Malink (NYU)
- Katy Meadows (MIT)
Commentators:
- Bryan Reece (Toronto / Center for Hellenic Studies)
- Doug Campbell (Toronto)
- Phil Corkum (Alberta)
- Jacob Rosen (Harvard)
- Anne Siebels Peterson (Utah)
- Susan Sauvé Meyer (Penn)
Schedule
Friday, March 22
2:00–2:30 Welcome
2:30–4:00 Mary Louise Gill, “Food and Self-Maintenance in Aristotle’s De Anima II.4″
Comments: Doug Campbell / Chair: David Sedley (Cambridge)
4:30–6:00 Katy Meadows, “Aristotle’s Priorities in the Metaphysics”
Comments: Susan Sauvé Meyer / Chair: Mark Johnstone (McMaster)
Saturday, March 23
10:00–11:30 David Charles, “Enmattered Forms and Efficient Causation”
Comments: Bryan Reece / Chair: Sean Kelsey (Notre Dame)
12:00–1:30 Emily Katz, “Hylomorphism in Mathematical Objects”
Comments: Phil Corkum / Chair: Rachel MacKinnon (Toronto)
3:00–4:30 Marko Malink, “Antisthenes on Definition: Metaphysics H 3″
Comments: Anne Siebels Peterson / Chair: Christopher Noble (Syracuse)
5:00–6:30 Mary Krizan, “The structure of Aristotle’s material elements”
Comments: Jacob Rosen / Chair: Devin Henry (Western)
Conference organizers: Jessica Gelber & Christian Pfeiffer.