Category: conference

  • HSGB Annual Conference 2005: “Hegel and the Greeks”

    September 3, 2005 to September 4, 2005
    At St. Edmund’s Hall, Oxford

    Conference Programme

    Thursday, 1st September

    26th Annual Conference

    • 1.00-1.30: Conference registration
    • 1.30-3.00: Allegra de Laurentis
      _The Parmenides and De Anima from Hegel’s Perspective_
    • 3.00-3.30: Tea / Coffee
    • 3.30-5.00: Thom Brooks (University of Newcastle)
      Plato, Hegel and Democracy
    • 5.00-5.30: Break
    • 5.30-7.00: Alfredo Ferrarin (University of Pisa)
      Hegel on Aristotle’s Energeia
    • 7.30: Dinner
    • 6.00-11.30: Bar open
    • 8.30-9.00: Annual Meeting of the Hegel Society of Great Britain (all welcome)

    Friday, 2nd September

    • 8.00-9.00: Breakfast
    • 9.00-11.00: Dermot Moran (University College, Dublin)
      Hegel and the Neoplatonic Tradition
    • 11.00-11.30: Coffee / Tea
    • 11.30-1.00: Maureen Eckert (University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth)
      This Site is Under Construction: Hegel’s Plato and New Plato Scholarship
    • 1.00-2.00: Lunch
    • 2.00-3.30: Vicky Roupa (University of Sussex)
      Negotiating Plato’s Legacy: Hegel on Technics and Nature
  • HSGB Annual Conference 2004: “Hegel and British Idealism”

    September 2, 2004 to September 3, 2004
    At St. Edmund’s Hall, Oxford

    Conference Programme

    25th Annual Conference

    Thursday, 2 September

    • 1.30-3.00: Ken Westphal
      Hume’s Commitment to, and Critique of, “Knowledge by Acquaintance”
      Chair: Bob Stern
    • 3.30-5.00: Bob Stern
      The Curious Case of the Concrete Universal
      Chair: Alison Stone
    • 5.30-7.00: Thomas Posch
      Hegel’s Criticism of Newton’s Physics: A Reconsideration
      Chair: Stephen Houlgate

    Friday, 3 September

    • 9.30-11.00: Nicholas Walker
      Spreading the Word: The Early British Reception of Hegelian Thought
      Chair: Katerina Deligiorgi
    • 11.30-1.00: John Skorupski
      Conscience, Recognition, and Spontaneity
      Chair: Thom Brooks
    • 2.00-3.30: James Connelly
      The Hesitant Hegelian: Collingwood, Hegel and Post-First World War Oxford
      Chair: John Rogers