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Tagung „Aristotle Transferred. The Ancient Greek Commentaries on Aristotle and the Transfer of Knowledge“

23. – 25. Oktober 2014

Eine Veranstaltung des Teilprojekts A04 „Prozesse der Traditionsbildung in der De interpretatione-Kommentierung in Spätantike und Mittelalter“ (Leitung: G. Uhlmann) an der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
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Bernhard Huß: Welcome

23. Oktober 2014
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Gyburg Uhlmann: Introduction

23. Oktober 2014
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John Dillon: The Categories Transfomed: Iamblichus’ ‘Higher’ Interpretation of Aristotle’s Categories

23. Oktober 2014
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Andree Hahmann: Providence Transferred? Alexander of Aphrodisias on Divine Care

23. Oktober 2014
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Rainer Thiel: Teaching the Masses? On Some Aspects of Elementary Philosophical Teaching in Late Antique Alexandria

23. Oktober 2014
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Han Baltussen: Revisiting Simplicius’ Role in the Transmission of Greek Philosophy: Between Innovation and Preservation

23. Oktober 2014
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Pantelis Golitsis: Ammonius and Simplicius’ Tacit Critique of His Athenian Predecessors

24. Oktober 2014
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Gyburg Uhlmann: Transferred Anonymously – The Presence of Earlier Commentators in Ammonius and Later Commentators

24. Oktober 2014
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Michael Krewet: The Presence of Plato in Ammonius’ Explanation of Aristotelian Doctrines

24. Oktober 2014
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Christian Vogel: Aristotle Implicitly Transferred: Boethius’ Theory of the Soul

25. Oktober 2014
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John Magee: Alexander on Peri Hermeneias 19b22-24: The Evidence from Boethius’ First Commentary

25. Oktober 2014
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Michael Griffin: Olympiodorus and the Virtutes of the Philosopher

25. Oktober 2014
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Philip van der Eijk: Commentaries on Aristotle as Vehicles for the Transmission and Exegesis of Medical Knowledge in Late Antiquity

25. Oktober 2014
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Dominic O’Meara: Aristotle Transferred, more pythagorico, in Iamblichus and Syrianus

25. Oktober 2014

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