Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy

Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy. Tweets by co-directors @saraluckelman and @neo_pythagorean.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

Many congratulations to Prof. @edithmayhall and Prof. Phillip Horky @neo_pythagorean, who've won a 5-year UKRI Frontier Research Grant (ca. £2.5 million) to study Aristotle’s Writing Styles and their Reception

https://t.co/FtIf3bFrwp

[Courtney Stoltzfus-Zvara @cnstoltz_zvara]

Delivered a paper at @BGULincoln @DurhamCAMP Medieval Minds conference in Lincoln, UK this past week. The research convicted me to challenge economic principles—to examine how that which is regarded as natural law may actually be socially produced.

[Durham Classics and Ancient History @Durham_Classics]

We’re hiring! This is a 12-month position in Ancient Philosophy and Latin. The appointee of this post will be welcome to participate in all @DurhamCAMP activities. Please r/t widely! #ancientphilosopy #latin

https://t.co/PpRyLMtzqv

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

And another to associate professor! https://t.co/DA8URApmxU

[Durham Classics and Ancient History @Durham_Classics]

Dr Nathan Gilbert, promoted to Associate Professor. Wide recognized as a scholar of Cicero and Intellectual Culture in the Roman Republic, Nathan is a deeply knowledgeable specialist in ancient philosophy. He is also central to the Liberal Arts programme in Durham. 7/8

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

Wonderful news about two of our erstwhile co-directors: One has been promoted to full professor --

[Durham Classics and Ancient History @Durham_Classics]

Prof. Phillip Horky, promoted to Professor (band 1). A recognized specialist in Greek and Roman philosophy, Phil is a highly regarded supervisor of PhD students and supporter of early career scholars. @neo_pythagorean 4/8

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

We're starting at 493d4.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

Gorgias reading group is back!!

[MedPhil Journals @medphiljournals]

Theoria 88.1 (2022): a special issue on medieval skepticism, focusing on skepticism & kalām, essential definitions in the 12th-century Arabic philosophy, Ghazālī, Jacob Anatoli, revelation in Byzantium, Sufi tradition (Qūnawī), Barhebraeus, & Suárez.
https://t.co/24I4eX6D4z

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

DCAMP reading group will not be meeting during the #UCUstrikes. #OneOfUsAllOfUs

[BMCR @BMCReview]

Ennius noster: Lucretius and the Annales https://t.co/W6ZCeTgQbg

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

This morning we're pleased to welcome Yury Arzhanov to our DCAMP workshop on translations. He will speak on Aristotle in the Orient.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

@JourneyMuse We're meeting both in person and on zoom, and anyone is welcome to join us on zoom! If you're interested, drop our co-director Sara a line at [email protected] and she can add you to the mailing list, which has the zoom link. We love guests!

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

Today we're starting Gorgias reading group at 491b5.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

DCAMP Celebrates Two of its PhD Students Passing their Viva Voce Examinations

https://t.co/43sDmuKxEj

[MedPhil Journals @medphiljournals]

Quaestio 21 (2021): a paper on the ambiguous 'esse' as the first created thing in Liber de causis, proposition IV. https://t.co/vc5gnCr81Y

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

And that brings us up through 491b.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

Kicking off again! We're starting at 489b7.

[Durham Centre for Ancient & Medieval Philosophy @DurhamCAMP]

We'd also be interested in recommendations for "Irony in Plato's Gorgias". :)