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Harvey Yunis, Character, Constitutions, and Epideictic Rhetoric in Thucydides and Plato

Harvey Yunis, Character, Constitutions, and Epideictic Rhetoric in Thucydides and Plato

Socratica V Triennial Conference July 11-14 at Rice University

Please see the conference website for more information: https://socratica5.rice.edu

Chloe Balla, “Socrates the Storyteller: On Socrates’ Representation of Socrates in the Phaedo”

Abstract: How does Socrates’ story regarding his decision to compose poetry during his stay in prison relate to Plato’s overall agenda in his Phaedo? I focus on the claim that Socrates used Aesop’s fables since he himself was not an expert in storytelling, and...

Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Socratic Studies

Workshop held at the Section of Philosophy, University of Copenhagen, Friday, December 2, 2022 The Aim of the Workshop The aim of the workshop is to develop a better understanding of the interpretations, evaluations and uses of the figure of Socrates in the seventeenth and eighteenth...

VSC- 2022 A Special Two Hour Panel

Virtual Socrates Colloquium 2022 A Special Two Hour Panel Thursday, April 28 11:00 - 1:00 CDT   What Socrates Does Moderator: Nicholas Smith Professor of Philosophy, Lewis and Clark College The Social Aspects of Socratic Philosophizing Laura Candiotto Associate Professor of Philosophy University of Pardubice The Practical Context of Socratic Elenchus Grant Bartolome Dowling Stanford University The Role of Emotions...