Workshop: Definitions between Plato and Aristotle

November 17, 2023 - November 18, 2023

Department of Philosophy, University of Fribourg

    Speakers:

    • Andrea Buongiorno (Oxford University)
    • Guus Willem Eelink (University Tübingen)
    • Liva Rotkale (University of Latvia)
    • Alessio Santoro (unaffiliated)
    • Nathanael Stein (Florida State University)

     

    Program

    The ‘Workgroup on Theoretical Philosophy in Antiquity’ of the GANPH (Gesellschaft für antike Philosophie) and the Philosophy Department Fribourg are pleased to invite you to the Workshop “Definitions between Plato and Aristotle”, which will take place at the University of Fribourg, on 17th-18th November 2023.

     

    17th Nov. 2023, Université de Fribourg, room: 2.525, Av. de Beauregard 11

    9:00-10:15 Jérémy Bredin (Liège): La définition antisthénienne: Adversaire de Platon et annonciatrice dʼAristote

    10:15-11:30 Alessio Santoro (Lyon): Aristotle on Platoʼs Definitions of Beauty and Being

    11:45-13:00 Līva Rotkale (Latvia): Tracing the Platonic Roots of Aristotelian Divisions

    Université de Fribourg, room: 2.102 (Laure Dupraz), Rue de l'Hôpital 4

    14:00-15:15 Guus Eelink (Tübingen): Knowledge of Definitions as a Principle of Epistêmê: Why Definitions make the Difference between Epistêmê and Doxa

    15:15-16:30 Ina Schall (Leuven): Aristotleʼs Critique of Socratic Intellecutalism in the Eudemian Ethics – Did Plato react to that Critique?

    16:45-18:00 Ulysse Chaintreuil (Paris Nanterre): Aristotle against Plato on the Unity of the Definiens

    18:00-19:30 Keynote Lecture by Michael Peramatzis (Oxford)

    18th Nov.2023, Université de Fribourg, room: 2.102 (Laure Dupraz), Rue de l'Hôpital 4

    9:00-10:15 Nathanael Stein (Florida State): Aristotle vs. Plato on Definition by Division

    10:15-11:30 Sebastiano Belleggia (Columbia): Definitions without Essences? The Residual Accounts of Aristotleʼs Paronyms

    11:45-13:00 Pieter Sjoerd Hasper (Hamburg): Function and Form of Definitions within an Aristotelian Science: The Account of Posterior Analytics I

    14:00-15:15 Antonio Ferro (Heidelberg): Are (some or all) definitions demonstrations? A fresh look at Posterior Analytics II.10 and the dialectical chapters

    15:15-16:30 Andrea Buongiorno (Oxford): Definitional Priority in Metaphysics Z4 & Z5

    16:45-18:00 Andreas Kindler (Tübingen): Form, Function, and Essence: Aristotleʼs Poetics and the Ontology of Artefacts