慶應義塾大学の近藤智彦准教授より、書評会のご案内がありました。
詳細は下記をご覧ください。また、ポスターはこちらとなります。
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書評会
川島彬『〈善〉のイデアと非命題的なもの―プラトン『国家』篇研究―』
(東北大学出版会 2024年)
著者による紹介
川島 彬(学振PD/慶應義塾大学)
コメント(順番未定)
岩田 直也(名古屋大学)
酒井 健太朗(環太平洋大学)
松浦 明宏(中京大学)
嶺岸 佑亮(東北大学)
著者からの応答
質疑応答
日時:2025年2月8日(土)14:00〜17:30
終了後に懇親会を予定しています。
場所:慶應義塾大学日吉キャンパス 来往舎
小会議室(定員24名)ハイブリッド形式
前日17:00までの事前登録が必要です。
登録:https://forms.gle/yoQQZvnLLNoH3rXz6
登録者にはZoomミーティングのリンクと資料を前日夜にお送りします。
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2025年01月17日
書評会:川島彬『〈善〉のイデアと非命題的なもの―プラトン『国家』篇研究―』(2025/2/8)のご案内
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2024年12月20日
Call for Papers for a Roundtable on Gender in Latin Studies
women as authors of Latin literatureを主題とした国際学会の報告募集がありました。
2025年3月11日に、zoomで開催予定、報告応募については同年1月13日までとのことです。
詳細については下記の文面、あるいはこちらをご覧ください。
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Dear Colleagues,
In the past two years, the research group relics organised online roundtable discussions on the future of Latin studies and education. Excellent impulse talks and vivid discussions made the events a success, which is why we have decided to continue the effort. We continue to focus on topics which last years’ discussions highlighted as particularly relevant for the field. This year, we will look at women as authors of Latin literature from various points of view.
In recent years the study of women authors has grown in importance in Latin studies. This invites us to rethink the field’s boundaries and traditions. We seek perspectives on women, past and present, who used Latin to express themselves. Some view modern feminist theories as vital to the field, while others question their applicability. Does integrating today’s feminist and gender theories risk overlooking the unique contexts of historical texts? Another point of interest is the role of social class and other identity markers in shaping women’s representations. Questions of representation and canon formation remain at the heart of these debates: which texts are privileged, and how do we teach these texts? Finally, we seek input on regional variations in approaches to gender in Latin studies. How do perspectives from different countries interact, and is it possible to trace broader regional approaches shaped by distinct cultural and scholarly traditions? We invite scholars of all career stages to share their ideas on gender in Latin studies with us.
We plan to hold the event on 11 March 2025 over Zoom. The exact time will be decided on the basis of participants’ time zones and will be communicated later. For now, we invite concrete expressions of interest: short thoughts that you would consider worth discussing or more elaborate proposals for a substantial contribution to the discussion. From this, we will select speakers to give impulse talks of five minutes that will serve as a basis for the ensuing discussion.
Proposals and any remaining questions should be sent by 13 January to relics@ugent.be.
With kind regards,
Alex Tadel (University of Warwick)
Simon Smets (KU Leuven)
2025年3月11日に、zoomで開催予定、報告応募については同年1月13日までとのことです。
詳細については下記の文面、あるいはこちらをご覧ください。
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Dear Colleagues,
In the past two years, the research group relics organised online roundtable discussions on the future of Latin studies and education. Excellent impulse talks and vivid discussions made the events a success, which is why we have decided to continue the effort. We continue to focus on topics which last years’ discussions highlighted as particularly relevant for the field. This year, we will look at women as authors of Latin literature from various points of view.
In recent years the study of women authors has grown in importance in Latin studies. This invites us to rethink the field’s boundaries and traditions. We seek perspectives on women, past and present, who used Latin to express themselves. Some view modern feminist theories as vital to the field, while others question their applicability. Does integrating today’s feminist and gender theories risk overlooking the unique contexts of historical texts? Another point of interest is the role of social class and other identity markers in shaping women’s representations. Questions of representation and canon formation remain at the heart of these debates: which texts are privileged, and how do we teach these texts? Finally, we seek input on regional variations in approaches to gender in Latin studies. How do perspectives from different countries interact, and is it possible to trace broader regional approaches shaped by distinct cultural and scholarly traditions? We invite scholars of all career stages to share their ideas on gender in Latin studies with us.
We plan to hold the event on 11 March 2025 over Zoom. The exact time will be decided on the basis of participants’ time zones and will be communicated later. For now, we invite concrete expressions of interest: short thoughts that you would consider worth discussing or more elaborate proposals for a substantial contribution to the discussion. From this, we will select speakers to give impulse talks of five minutes that will serve as a basis for the ensuing discussion.
Proposals and any remaining questions should be sent by 13 January to relics@ugent.be.
With kind regards,
Alex Tadel (University of Warwick)
Simon Smets (KU Leuven)
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2024年12月08日
Call for papers: Literatures without Borders
2025年6月中旬にブリュッセルで開かれる学会の発表募集の案内が参りました。
下に文面を転載いたします。
応募締め切りは2024年12月31日となっております。
前近代の幅広い文学が対象ですので、関心のありそうな方にも適宜お知らせください。
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Dear colleagues,
The international Scientific Research Group (SRN) ‘Literatures without Borders’, funded by the Research-foundation Flanders (FWO) organizes a conference on premodern transnational literatures in the Palace of the Academies in Brussels on 19 and 20 June 2025.
The conference aims to investigate how transnational/cosmopolitan literatures function, and if a conceptual framework could be devised that better characterizes, defines, and understands premodern literary transnationalism.
Keynote speaker will be Prof. dr. Karla Mallette (U-Michigan), whose work on premodern literary cosmopolitanism (e.g. Lives of the Great Languages, 2021) forms an important cornerstone of the current scholarly debate.
We seek 250-word proposals for 30-minute papers that examine the phenomena of cosmopolitanism and transnationalism in premodern Arabic, Byzantine-Greek, Hebrew-Yiddish-Ladino and Latin literatures, as well as their interactions with various vernaculars. More information can be found on our website.
We invite scholars of all career stages to submit their proposals to info@relicsresearch.com by December 31st, 2024. Selected participants will be notified by the end of January 2025.
Kind regards,
Ivo Wolsing
Simon Smets
On behalf of the Scientific Research Network Literatures Without Borders
下に文面を転載いたします。
応募締め切りは2024年12月31日となっております。
前近代の幅広い文学が対象ですので、関心のありそうな方にも適宜お知らせください。
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Dear colleagues,
The international Scientific Research Group (SRN) ‘Literatures without Borders’, funded by the Research-foundation Flanders (FWO) organizes a conference on premodern transnational literatures in the Palace of the Academies in Brussels on 19 and 20 June 2025.
The conference aims to investigate how transnational/cosmopolitan literatures function, and if a conceptual framework could be devised that better characterizes, defines, and understands premodern literary transnationalism.
Keynote speaker will be Prof. dr. Karla Mallette (U-Michigan), whose work on premodern literary cosmopolitanism (e.g. Lives of the Great Languages, 2021) forms an important cornerstone of the current scholarly debate.
We seek 250-word proposals for 30-minute papers that examine the phenomena of cosmopolitanism and transnationalism in premodern Arabic, Byzantine-Greek, Hebrew-Yiddish-Ladino and Latin literatures, as well as their interactions with various vernaculars. More information can be found on our website.
We invite scholars of all career stages to submit their proposals to info@relicsresearch.com by December 31st, 2024. Selected participants will be notified by the end of January 2025.
Kind regards,
Ivo Wolsing
Simon Smets
On behalf of the Scientific Research Network Literatures Without Borders
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2024年12月07日
International Symposium: Receptions of Greek and Roman Antiquity in Japan(2025/1/11-12)のお知らせ
慶應義塾大学の近藤智彦准教授より、国際シンポジウムのご案内がありました。
詳細は下記をご覧ください。
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この度、日本における西洋古典受容をテーマとした国際シンポジウムを、2025年1月11日(土)・12日(日)に慶應義塾大学日吉キャンパスを会場としてハイブリッド形式で開催することになりました。詳細はこちらのポスターおよびウェブサイトをご覧ください。
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2024年10月21日
ギリシア哲学講演会のご案内
東京大学の納富信留教授より、11月6日(水)に開かれる講演会(ギリシャ大使館の企画)のご案内がありました。詳細については下記をご覧ください。
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Year of Culture and Tourism Greece-Japan
Greek Philosophy Special Lecture by Chloe Balla
Professor of Ancient Philosophy, University of Crete
“Socratic Reflections on Law and Persuasion”
Date: Wednesday 6 November. 15:00-17:30
Place: Faculty Meeting Room of the Faculty of Letters
(2nd floor of the Law and Letters Building 2)
Hongo Campus of the University of Tokyo
<map English> <map Japanese>
Timetable
15:00-15:10 Introduction
15:10-15:40 Noburu Notomi (University of Tokyo):
Japanese Translation of Greek Philosophy
15:40-16:40 Chloe Balla (University of Crete):
Socratic Reflections on Law and Persuasion
16:50-17:30 Discussion
Embassy of Greece in Japan
Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo
Contact: Noburu Notomi, notomi@l.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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Year of Culture and Tourism Greece-Japan
Greek Philosophy Special Lecture by Chloe Balla
Professor of Ancient Philosophy, University of Crete
“Socratic Reflections on Law and Persuasion”
Date: Wednesday 6 November. 15:00-17:30
Place: Faculty Meeting Room of the Faculty of Letters
(2nd floor of the Law and Letters Building 2)
Hongo Campus of the University of Tokyo
<map English> <map Japanese>
Timetable
15:00-15:10 Introduction
15:10-15:40 Noburu Notomi (University of Tokyo):
Japanese Translation of Greek Philosophy
15:40-16:40 Chloe Balla (University of Crete):
Socratic Reflections on Law and Persuasion
16:50-17:30 Discussion
Embassy of Greece in Japan
Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo
Contact: Noburu Notomi, notomi@l.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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2024年09月26日
75 years of FIEC - program of third and final lecture series (Oct.-Nov. 2024)
京都大学の河島准教授より、FIEC (Fédération internationale des associations d'études classiques)主催のオンライン・レクチャーに関するお知らせがありました。参加自由となっております。
日時、使用言語やzoomアドレスなどの詳細については、こちらのポスターをご覧ください。またFIECのウェブサイトからも詳細の確認が可能です。なお、同サイトでは開催されたレクチャー(録画)の視聴が可能であることも申し添えておきます。
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75 years of FIEC - Program of the third lecture series
Thursday 17 October 2024, 19h00 CEST
Prof. Delfim F. Leâo (Coimbra/Portugal)
Chilon and the Seven Wise Men: Milestones in the Establishment of a Literary Tradition
Thursday 24 October 2024, 19h00 CEST
Prof. Véronique Dasen (Fribourg/Switzerland)
Locus Ludi. The Cultural Fabric of Play and Games in Classical Antiquity
Wednesday 13 November 2024, 19h00 CET
Prof. Marietta Horster (Mainz/Germany)
Roman Cities – a world of (inscribed) texts
Thursday 28 November 2024, 19h00 CET
Prof. Alberto Bernabé (Madrid/Spain)
La dificil definición de τὰ Ὀρφικά
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日時、使用言語やzoomアドレスなどの詳細については、こちらのポスターをご覧ください。またFIECのウェブサイトからも詳細の確認が可能です。なお、同サイトでは開催されたレクチャー(録画)の視聴が可能であることも申し添えておきます。
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75 years of FIEC - Program of the third lecture series
Thursday 17 October 2024, 19h00 CEST
Prof. Delfim F. Leâo (Coimbra/Portugal)
Chilon and the Seven Wise Men: Milestones in the Establishment of a Literary Tradition
Thursday 24 October 2024, 19h00 CEST
Prof. Véronique Dasen (Fribourg/Switzerland)
Locus Ludi. The Cultural Fabric of Play and Games in Classical Antiquity
Wednesday 13 November 2024, 19h00 CET
Prof. Marietta Horster (Mainz/Germany)
Roman Cities – a world of (inscribed) texts
Thursday 28 November 2024, 19h00 CET
Prof. Alberto Bernabé (Madrid/Spain)
La dificil definición de τὰ Ὀρφικά
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