Participants
Andrew Arlig, Brooklyn College – Abelard on Material Constitution
Deborah Black, University of Toronto – Some Thing in Avicenna
David Bradshaw, Univ. of Kentucky – The Concept of the Divine Energies
Nate Bulthuis, Cornell University
Jed Delahoussaye, Southern Illinois Univ.
Peter Eardley, University of Guelph – Some Sources for Scotus’s Theory of the Will as a Rational Potency
Jeffrey Hause, Creighton University – Aquinas on Weakness, Fear, and Voluntariness
Erik Kenyon, Cornell University
Matthew Klemm, Ithaca College – Philosophical Psychology and Medicine in Peter of Abano and Others
Stephen Krogh, Duquesne University
Rachel Lu, Univ. of St Thomas/Cornell – Virtue in Heaven
Scott MacDonald, Cornell University – Augustine’s Philosophical Reading of Scripture
Gareth Matthews, UMass, Amherst – Augustine and Avicenna on Souls in the Afterlife
Stephen Ogden, Yale/Notre Dame
Sydney Penner, Cornell University – Free and Rational: Suárez on the Will
Martin Pickavé, University of Toronto
Kara Richardson, Syracuse University – Making and Making Be in Avicenna and Descartes
Michael Siebert, University of Toronto
Mary Sirridge, Louisiana State University – Supposition and the Fallacy of Figure of speech in the Abstractiones
Christina Van Dyke, Calvin College
Kate Waidler, Wheaton College
Thomas Williams, University of South Florida – Scotus’s Action Theory
David Zettel, Cornell University