September 14, Christopher J. Rowe, Professor Emeritus of Greek, Durham University
“The Sophist, Sophists, and Socrates”

November 9, William H. F. Altman
“Keeping Socrates Alive: The Invention of Literary Irony in Xenophon and Plato”

November 30, Prof. Gabriel Danzig, Bar Ilan University
“Was Socrates Eironic?”

January 25, Jakub Jirsa, Charles University, Prague
“Plato’s Crito: Can the Laws be Persuaded?”

February 1, Carol Atack, Cambridge University
“Socrates’ Analogies of Enslavement”

February 15, Matthew D. Walker,  Yale-NUS College
“Socrates on Separation of Soul from Body in the Phaedo’s Defense Speech”

March 14, Liu Wei, Renmin University of China
“Socrates’ Systematic Philosophical Education: Xenophon’s Memorabilia IV.2-7″

April 11, Marta Jimenez, Complutense University of Madrid & Emory University
“Active Ignorance, Refutation, and Epistemic Transformation from Socrates to Today”

May 16, Frisbee C. C. Sheffield, University of Cambridge
“Socrates and the Ethics of Conversation”