Participants
[ * = presenting]
* Jeff Brower, Purdue University – “Thomistic Supersubstantivalism—A Framework for Understanding Medieval Views of Place”
* Susan Brower-Toland, St Louis University – “Conscious Perception in Augustine’s De Trin 11″
* Caleb Cohoe, Metropolitan State University – “Why Augustine Gives Up on Happiness in This Life”
* David Cory, University of Notre Dame – “The Body-Body Interaction Problem and Prime Matter in Thomas Aquinas”
* Therese Cory, University of Notre Dame – “What is the Genus of Intelligibles? Alexander of Aphrodisias and Thomas Aquinas”
* Antoine Côté, University of Ottawa – “An Early Fourteenth-century Critique of Seminal Reasons”
* Nicolas Faucher, University of Helsinki – “Do the medieval authors defend a kind of moral encroachment in their theories of faith?”
Michael Gorman, Catholic University of America
Peter King, University of Toronto
Vikram Kumar, Munich School of Ancient Philosophy/Cornell University
Gaston LeNotre, Dominican University College
Scott MacDonald, Cornell University
Turner Nevitt, University of San Diego
* Bob Pasnau, University of Colorado, Boulder – “Medieval Modal Spaces”
John Peck, SJ, University of Notre Dame
* Magali Roques, University of Hamburg – “John Duns Scotus on Acts, Intentions and Circumstances”
* Mary Sirridge, Louisiana State University – “Vox and Littera: Robert Kilwardby and Ps.-Kilwardby”
Seth Strickland, Cornell University