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42 Colloquium in Boston Area B.A.C.A.P. nd Annual Program Annual Program | 2019 –2020 B.A.C.A.P. FALL 2019 SPRING 2020 Boston Area OCTOBER 24, 2019 AT COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS FEBRUARY 20, 2020 AT ST. ANSELM COLLEGE Jamie Dow, Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied Center, University of Leeds Jay R. Elliott, Philosophy, Bard College Colloquium in “Dialectic, Persuasion and Science in ” “Aristotle on the Voluntariness of Vice” Lecture Location: Hogan Center Suite B (4th Floor) Lecture Location: Dana Center Lecture Hall 1D Ancient Philosophy Commentator: Joseph Karbowski, University of Pittsburgh Commentator: May Sim, College of the Holy Cross Seminar Topic: “What’s So Good about Dialogue?” Seminar Topic: “Aristotle on the Voluntary” Seminar Location: Smith Hall 201 (4:00) Seminar Location: Dana Center Conference Room (3:45)

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Adriel Trott, Philosophy, Wabash College Mark Shiffman, Humanities, Villanova University “Saving the Appearances in ’s Cave” “Plutarch’s Philosophical Achievement: Hermeneutical Platonism and Aristotelian Phronêsis” Lecture Location: Faculty Dining Room, McElroy Commons Commentator: Thornton Lockwood, Quinnipiac University Lecture Location: Faculty Dining Room, McElroy Commons Seminar Topic: “Three Readings of Plato’s Cave: Bloom, Arendt, Commentator: Sarah Byers, Boston College and Deleuze” Seminar Topic: “Interpreting the Quest for Wisdom: Plutarch’s E at Seminar Location: Stokes North 325 Delphi as Post-Platonic Dialogues” Seminar Location: Stokes North 325

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Susan Levin, Philosophy, Smith College FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: “Anger and Our Humanity: Transhumanists Stoke the Flames of an May Sim, Director, BACAP, Philosophy Ancient Conflict” College of the Holy Cross, [email protected] Lecture Location: Tsotsis Family Academic Center Ballroom B Sarah Glenn, Philosophy Commentator: Corinne Gartner, Wellesley College St. Anselm College, [email protected] Seminar Topic: “Would a World without Anger be Better than Ours?” Gary Gurtler, Philosophy Seminar Location: Tsotsis Family Academic Center 313 (4:00) Boston College, [email protected] Daniel Maher, Philosophy Assumption College, [email protected] Marina McCoy, Philosophy Boston College, [email protected] All lectures begin at 7:30 p.m.; seminars at 3:30 p.m., unless otherwise stated.