Annual Conference

Session 1
Chair: Jackson Garcia, University of South Florida 
“Soul-Searching: Moving Inquiry Forward in De Anima 1.2” 
Ashley Attwood, University of Arkansas 
  
 “The ‘Whole Soul’ in Eudemian Ethics II.8”  
Jay Elliott, Bard College  

Session 2
Chair: Bridget Erickson, University of South Florida  
 “Human Beings as Dependent Self-Movers in Plato’s Laws” 
Mariana Noé, University of Arizona 
  
“Interior Dialogue and Interior Assertion in Aristotle’s Moral Psychology” 
Timothy Buchanan, Biola University 

 

Session 3
Chair: Hyder Arastu, University of South Florida  
“Does Plato Believe the Soul is Tripartite?”  
Megan Wu 

“Transformative Capacities in the Stoics” 
Jan Maximilian Robitzsch 

Session 4
Chair: Jason Nethercut, University of South Florida  
“Crafting Judgment and Imagination in Plato’s Philebus”  
Kevin Kambo, University of Dallas 

“Lamp or Mirror? Imagination as Creative in Proclus” 
John V. Garner, University of West Georgia  

Session 5
Chair: Jesse Obert, University of South Florida  
“The Soul and Speech Perception in Gorgias and Early Greek Thought”  
R.J. Barnes, Purdue University 

“Vibrations, Movements, and the Soul: Perceptual Transmission in Plato’s Timaeus and Philebus” 
Sara De Leonardis 

“Aristotle on the Possibility of Simultaneous Perception”
Lianghua (Glenn) Zhou  

Session 6
Chair: Madeline Martin-Seaver, University of South Florida  
“The Lamenting Part: Grief and Moral Psychology in Plato’s Laws”   
Lana Glozic, Princeton University  

“Stoic Emotions & Judgement Theories: a difference in movements”   
Liz Frissell, University of Nottingham 

Session 7
Chair: Peter Kotiuga, University of South Florida  
“Akrasia in Sophocles’ Ajax”  
Jake C. Haagenson, Columbia University 

“A Platonic Formula for Soul: Desire Plus Cognitive Power”  
Andrew Payne, St. Joseph’s University 

General Discussion & Farewell