Speakers:
Brad Berman, Portland State University: “Shape as dynamis”: Rosemary Twomey, Simon Fraser University, commentator

Michelle Jenkins, Whitman College: "Eros and Culpability in the Republic":  Cass Weller, University of Washington, commentator

Sylvia Berryman, University of British Columbia: “Aristotle in the Ethics Wars”: Sarah Jansen, Carleton College, commentator

Nathan Colaner, Seattle University: "Moral Principles or Moral Values?  Aristotle on Reasonableness in Organizational Ethics": TBA, commentator

Malcolm Wilson, University of Oregon: “Macrocosm and Microcosm in Aristotle”:  Rosemary Twomey, Simon Fraser University, commentator

Chad Wiener, Old Dominion University: "World Order and Soul Order: A Case for Separate Forms in the Gorgias": Nathan Colaner, Seattle University, commentator

Charles Ives, University of Washington: "Situating the Investigation of Nature in the Larger Project of the Phaedo": Amer Amer, University of British Columbia, commentator

Meg Scharle, Reed College: “Aristotle's Conception of the Political Life as an Approximation of the Divine”: Jean Roberts, University of Washington, commentator

Christopher Morrissey, Trinity Western University: "The Return of Aristotelian Syllogistic?”: Cass Weller, University of Washington, commentator

Saturday, October 10, 2015

9:00:   Sylvia Berryman: “Aristotle in the Ethics Wars”.
Comment: Sarah Jansen
10:15: Brad Berman: "Why Can’t Geometers Cut Themselves on the Acutely Angled Objects of Their Proofs?" 
Comment: Rosemary Twomey
11:30: Chad Wiener: "World Order and Soul Order: A Case for Separate Forms in the Gorgias". Comment: Nathan Colaner

Break

1:30: Meg Scharle and Jesse Gold: “Aristotle's Conception of the Political Life as an Approximation of the Divine”.
Comment: Jean Roberts
2:45: Malcolm Wilson: “Macrocosm and Microcosm in Aristotle”. Comment: Brad Berman
4:00: Michelle Jenkins: "Eros and Culpability in the Republic".   
Comment: Cass Weller