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SUMMARY:Philopoiētai: interaction between Greek drama and philosophy
DESCRIPTION:Programme    Wednesday 5 May 2021     	2pm to 3pm Ineke Sluiter (Leiden) ‘Do tragic parents deserve their name?’   	3.15 to 4.15pm Richard Rutherford (Oxford) 'Problematic prophets'   	4.30 to 5.30pm Michael Carroll (St Andrews) ‘World-building and emergent properties in Athenian drama: considerations from cognitive science’    Thursday 6 May     	1pm to 2pm Babette Puetz (Wellington) 'Funnimals: animals in Aristophanes’ comedies’ (Note different time)   	2pm to 3pm Bernhard Zimmermann (Freiburg) ‘Comic philosophy’   	3.15 to 4.15pm Emily Greenwood (Yale) ‘Stephen Halliwell's Aristophanes: Translating Difference’    Friday 7 May     	2pm to 3pm Richard Hunter (Cambridge) ‘Plato and the discourse of humour in Republic 10’   	3.15 to 4.15pm Ralph Rosen (University of Pennsylvania) ‘The Mirage of (Greek) Seriocomedy: Some Philosophical and Scientific Perspectives’   	4.30 to 5.30pm Douglas Cairns (Edinburgh) ‘Homer, Aristotle, and the Nature of Compassion’    The conference will be held online, and we will use Microsoft Teams. All welcome.    If you plan to attend, please send an email to classcon@st-andrews.ac.uk by 20 April 2021. Enquiries to Alex Long agl10@st-andrews.ac.uk. https://events.st-andrews.ac.uk/events/philopoietai-interaction-between-greek-drama-and-philosophy/
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URL:https://events.st-andrews.ac.uk/events/philopoietai-interaction-between-greek-drama-and-philosophy/
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