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Session 1
Chair: Jackson Garcia, ���۴�ý 
“Soul-Searching: Moving Inquiry Forward in 'De Anima 1.2'” 
Ashley Attwood, University of Arkansas 
  
 “The ‘Whole Soul’ in 'Eudemian Ethics II.8'”  
Jay Elliott, Bard College  

Session 2
Chair: Bridget Erickson, ���۴�ý  
 “Human Beings as Dependent Self-Movers in Plato’s 'Laws'” 
Mariana Noé, University of Arizona 
  
“Interior Dialogue and Interior Assertion in Aristotle’s Moral Psychology” 
Timothy Buchanan, Biola University 

 

Session 3
Chair: Hyder Arastu, ���۴�ý  
“Does Plato Believe the Soul is Tripartite?”  
Megan Wu, University of California, Berkely

“Transformative Capacities in the Stoics” 
Jan Maximilian Robitzsch, University of ���۴�ý

Session 4
Chair: Jason Nethercut, ���۴�ý  
“Crafting Judgment and Imagination in Plato’s 'Philebus'”  
Kevin Kambo, University of Dallas 

“Lamp or Mirror? Imagination as Creative in Proclus” 
John V. Garner, University of West Georgia  

Session 5
Chair: Jesse Obert, ���۴�ý  
“The Soul and Speech Perception in Gorgias and Early Greek Thought”  
R.J. Barnes, Purdue University 

“Movements and the Soul: Perceptual Transmission in Plato’s 'Timaeus' and 'Philebus'” 
Sara De Leonardis, Cornell University 

“Aristotle on the Possibility of Simultaneous Perception”
Lianghua (Glenn) Zhou, Texas A&M University 

Session 6
Chair: Madeline Martin-Seaver, ���۴�ý  
“The Lamenting Part: Grief and Moral Psychology in Plato’s 'Republic'”   
Lana Glozic, Princeton University  

“Stoic Emotions & Judgement Theories: a difference in movements”   
Liz Frissell, University of Nottingham 

Session 7
Chair: Peter Kotiuga, ���۴�ý  
“Akrasia in Sophocles’ 'Ajax'”  
Jacob Haagenson, Columbia University 

“A Platonic Formula for Soul: Desire Plus Cognitive Power” 
Andrew Payne, St. Joseph’s University 

General Discussion & Farewell