Andrew Arlig, Ohio State University<\/p>\n
E. J. Ashworth, University of Waterloo<\/p>\n
Deborah L. Black, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
John Boler, University of Washington<\/p>\n
Susan Brower-Toland, St. Louis University<\/p>\n
Blake Dutton, Loyola University, Chicago<\/p>\n
Peter Eardley\u00a0, University of Guelph<\/p>\n
Kent Emery, University of Notre Dame<\/p>\n
Bernd Goehring, Cornell University<\/p>\n
Jeffrey Hause, Creighton University<\/p>\n
Max Herrera, Marquette University<\/p>\n
Peter King, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
Christian Lickfett, Cornell University<\/p>\n
Scott MacDonald, Cornell University<\/p>\n
John Marenbon, Cambridge University<\/p>\n
Gareth Matthews, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<\/p>\n
Robert Pasnau, University of Colorado<\/p>\n
Martin Pickav\u00e9, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
Jean Porter, University of Notre Dame<\/p>\n
Paul Symington, State University of New York, Buffalo<\/p>\n
Richard C. Taylor, Marquette University<\/p>\n
Christina Van Dyke, Calvin College<\/p>\n
Kate Waidler, Cornell University<\/p>\n
Thomas Williams, University of Iowa<\/p>\n
Thursday, June 2<\/p>\n
[1:00-2:30 Lunch (for those present and willing)]<\/p>\n
2:30\u20132:45 Announcements<\/p>\n
2:45\u20134:00 Session 1<\/p>\n
Christina Van Dyke, Calvin College<\/p>\n
Robert (Grosseteste) Redux<\/p>\n
4:00\u20134:30 Break<\/p>\n
4:30\u20135:45 Session 2<\/p>\n
Jeffrey Hause, Creighton University<\/p>\n
Striving for Merit: Abelard on the Battle Credit Model<\/p>\n
[7:30 Pizza at Scott MacDonald’s House<\/p>\n
(130 Sunset Drive)]<\/p>\n
Friday, June 3<\/p>\n
9:00\u201310:15 Session 3<\/p>\n
Richard C. Taylor & Max Herrera, Marquette University<\/p>\n
The Epistemology of Aquinas<\/p>\n
with Special Reference to Arabic Sources<\/p>\n
10:15\u201310:45 Break<\/p>\n
10:45\u201312:00 Session 4<\/p>\n
Deborah L. Black, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
Avicenna’s Accounts of Self-awareness and Self-knowledge<\/p>\n
12:00-1:30 Lunch<\/p>\n
1:30-2:45 Session 5<\/p>\n
Robert Pasnau, University of Colorado<\/p>\n
Medieval Scientia: Two or Three Things Scott Never Told You<\/p>\n
2:45-3:00 Short break<\/p>\n
3:00-4:15 Session 6<\/p>\n
Blake Dutton, Loyola University, Chicago<\/p>\n
Augustine on the Misery of the Skeptic<\/p>\n
4:15-4:45 Break<\/p>\n
4:45-6:00 Session 7<\/p>\n
John Marenbon, Trinity College, Cambridge<\/p>\n
Writing a History of Medieval Philosophy<\/p>\n
[7:15 Picnic at Stewart Park]<\/p>\n
Saturday, June 4<\/p>\n
9:00-10:15 Session 8<\/p>\n
Gareth B. Matthews, University of Massachusetts, Amherst<\/p>\n
Aristotle, Aquinas, and the Idea of an Infused Virtue<\/p>\n
10:15-10:45 Break<\/p>\n
10:45-12:00 Session 9<\/p>\n
Jean Porter, University of Notre Dame<\/p>\n
Theories of Sin, Virtue and Human Action<\/p>\n
in the Early Scholastic Period<\/p>\n
12:00-1:30 Lunch<\/p>\n
1:30-2:45 Session 10<\/p>\n
Andrew Arlig, The Ohio State University<\/p>\n
The Impermanence of Everyday Objects:<\/p>\n
Abelard on Increase and Mereological Constancy<\/p>\n
2:45-3:00 Short break<\/p>\n
3:00-4:15 Session 11<\/p>\n
Martin Pickav\u00e9, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
Henry of Ghent on the Categories<\/p>\n
4:15-4:45 Break<\/p>\n
4:45-6:00 Session 12<\/p>\n
Thomas Williams, University of Iowa<\/p>\n
The Doctrine of Univocity Is True and Salutary<\/p>\n
[7:00 Dinner at Hai Hong Restaurant (602 W. State St.\u2014corner of State and Meadow)]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"