Re: Xenophon's virtues

Now available on the URL after the wheels stopped churning, but hard to
read as it's tall and narrow and only some apps let you both enlarge and
scroll down it.

Fortunately Gabriel Danzig sent me an image of the page, which I've
scanned. Here it is as plain text.

ISSS

International Society for Socratic Studies Bar-llan University
Where Literature and Philosophy Meet: The Virtues in Xenophon’s Writings
International Conference | November 17-21,2019 | Tzuba Hotel | Kibbutz
Tzuba, Israel
Sunday Nov. 17 Arrival and Dinner
Monday Nov. 18 Breakfast 7:30-8:45
All papers are 25 minutes with 25 minute discussion
chairperson: FIRST SESSION 8:50-10:40
Tazuko Angela Greetings
van Berkel Christopher Tuplin: Virtue (and vice) in
Xenophons Anabasis.
Respondent: Noreen Humble
Sarah Ferrario: Virtue and vice in the cities of
Xenophon’s Hellenica.
Respondent: Ellen Millender
chairperson: SECOND SESSION 11:00-12:40
Francesca Melina Tainiolaki: Eleutheria (freedom) in
Pentassuglio Xenophon and Aristotle.
Respondent: Claudia Marsico
Ellen Millender: Xenophon on Spartan Obedience:
Virtue or Vice?
Respondent: Christopher Tuplin
Lunch 1:10-3:00
chairperson: THIRD SESSION 3:00-4:40
Kirk Sanders Carolin Hahnemann: Xenophon’s depiction of the
ability to bear ridicule as a form of enkrateia.
Respondent: Noreen Humble
Gabriel Danzig: Was Xenophon’s Socrates an
Aristotelian eutrapelos?
Respondent: David Konstan
chairperson: FOURTH SESSION 5:00-6:40
Pierre Pontier Luuk Huitink: Askesis, mathesis, epimeleia, paideia,
sunetheia (terms for acquiring virtues).
Respondent: Fiorenza Bevilaqua
Kirk Sanders: Socratic pieties: eusebeia in Xenophon’s
Socratica and the early Platonic dialogues.
Respondent: Don Morrison
Dinner 7:00-9:00
Tuesday Nov. 19 Breakfast 7:30-8:50
chairperson: FIRST SESSION 9:00-10:40
Melina Norman Sandridge: Dikaiosune in Xenophon.
Tamiolaki Respondent: Sarah Ferrario Ed Halper: Xenophon’s virtue
Respondent: Louis-Andre Dorion
chairperson: SECOND SESSION 11:00-12:40
Carolin Fiorenza Bevilacqua: Kalokagathia in Xenophon: is it
Hahnemann a virtue?
Respondent: Ellen Millender
Alessandro Stavru: Akrasia in Xenophon, in light of
the contemporary evidence on Socrates.
Respondent: Louis-Andre Dorion
Lunch 1:10-2:00
Walking tour 2:00-3:30
chairperson: THIRD SESSION 4:00-5:40
LuukHuitink Tazuko Angela van Berkel: Relational virtues and moral
emotions: Xenophon’s phenomenology of x&Plc,
Respondent: David Konstan
Claudia Marsico: Xenophon and Aristotle on the
intellectual virtues.
Respondent: Ron Polansky
Special Lecture 6:00-7:00
David Konstan: “Making Friends with Foreigners: Xenoi
in the Homeric Epics.”
Dinner 7:00-9:00
Wednesday Nov. 20 Breakfast 7:30-8:50
chairperson: FIRST SESSION 9:00-10:40
Christopher Dave Johnson: Xenophon’s account of courage.
Moore Respondent: Don Morrison
Noreen Humble: Xenophon on eudaimonia.
Respondent: Christopher Tuplin
chairperson: SECOND SESSION 11:00-12:40
Norman Francesca Pentassuglio: The boaster, the fraud: on
Sandridge Xenophon’s critique of alazoneia
Respondent: Dave Johnson
Louis-Andre Dorion: The conditions for the acquisition of virtue in
Xenophon and Aristotle.
Respondent: Ed Halper
Lunch 1:10-3:00
chairperson: THIRD SESSION 3:00-4:40
Alessandro Rodrigo Illarraga: Xenophon’s psychology of
Stavru philotimia.
Respondent: Dave Johnson
Christopher Moore: Self-knowledge and virtue in
Xenophon and his contemporaries.
Respondent: Ron Polansky
chairperson: FOURTH SESSION 5:00-6:40
Rodrigo Milena Lozano Nembrot: The problem of akolasia in
lllarraga Xenophon in light of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics.
Respondent: Sarah Ferrario
Pierre Pontier: Generosity, magnanimity and
magnificence in Xenophon and Aristotle.
Respondent: David Konstan
Concluding thoughts 6:40-7:00
Dinner 7:00-9:00
Thursday Nov 21 Tour in Jerusalem
For more information, contact: [email protected]

Academic committee: David Konstan | Glenn Most | Dave Johnson | Gabriel
Danzig
We acknowledge the generous support of the Israel Science Foundation, The
Lechter Institute for Literary Research, The Lewis Family Foundation for
International Conferences in the Humanities, and Bar Man University.


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