Participants
Jeff Brower, Purdue University – Aquinas on Human Nature, Personhood, and Death
Susan Brower-Toland, St Louis University
Stephen Brown, Boston College – Something on Ockham’s Summa logicae
Francesca Bruno, Cornell University
Nate Bulthuis, Cornell University
Sarah Byers, Boston College – The Psychology of Compassion: A Reading of City of God 9.5
Brian Conolly, Bard College, Simons-Rock
Brian Embry, University of Toronto
Max Etchemendy, Stanford University – Henry Bracton and the Foundations of Common Law Jurisprudence
Heine Hansen, University of Copenhagen – Nicholas of Paris on the Category of Relation
Jeffrey Hause, Creighton University – Aquinas on Aristotelian Justice: Defender, Destroyer, Subverter, or Surveyor?
Daniel Heider, University South Bohemia – Suárez on Universals
Erik Kenyon, Cornell University
Matthew Klemm, Ithaca College
Scott MacDonald, Cornell University – Augustine’s Epistemic Voluntarism: De trinitate 11
Colleen McCluskey, St Louis University – Thomas Aquinas on Evil Agents, Both Actual and Literary
Ana Maria Mora-Marquez, University of Copenhagen – Nicholas of Paris’ Account of Signification in his Commentary on the Perihermeneias
John Morrison, Barnard College
Claude Panaccio, Université du Québec à Montréal – Walter Chatton and the Truthmaker Principle
Robert Pasnau, University of Colorado – Epistemic Divisions of Labor: Who Should Know, Who Should Believe, and Who Should Be Left in the Dark?
Kara Richardson, Syracuse University
Andrew Shortridge, Cornell University
Michael Siebert, University of Toronto
Mary Sirridge, Louisiana State University
Jeff Steele, University of South Florida
Christina Van Dyke, Calvin College
Kate Waidler, Wheaton College
Thomas Williams, University of South Florida
Rega Wood, Stanford & Indiana Universities – Henry Bracton and the Foundations of Common Law Jurisprudence
Dave Zettel, Cornell University