Re: Xenophon's virtues

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On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 12:15 AM Ralph Hancock <[email protected]>
wrote:

> 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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