Honour in Classical Greece Programme Friday 10 June Image Interior of the Playfair Library 10.00-10.30: Welcome and opening remarks: Douglas Cairns and Mirko Canevaro (Edinburgh) 10.30-11.30: ‘Honour, Recognition, Respect: Contemporary Debates and Ancient Responses’: Alessandra Fussi (Pisa) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Money Makes the Man: Wealth as a Distinctive Feature of Ancient Elites’: Elke Stein-Hölkeskamp (Duisburg/Essen) 12.45-2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honour and Profit in Greek International Relations’: Hans van Wees (UCL) 3.00-4.00: ‘Honour in Ancient Greek Moneymaking’: Moritz Hinsch (HU Berlin) 4.00-4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘The Two Sides of Timē: Honour(s) and Price(s) in Hellenistic Inscriptions’: Christel Müller (Nanterre) 5.15-7.30: Reception Image Saturday 11 June 9.30-10.30: ‘Honour and the Workings of the Cosmos’: Johannes Haubold (Princeton) 10.30-11.30: ‘Honouring the Gods, Honour among the Gods: from Homer to Tragedy’: Luigi Battezzato (SNS Pisa) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘The Honour of Cities’: Ted Lendon (Virginia) 12.45-2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honour and Reputation in Classical Athens’: Ruth Scodel (Michigan) 3.00-4.00: ‘Timē, Phēmē, and Historiography in Democratic Athens’: Christopher Degelmann (HU Berlin) 4.00-4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘Honour in Archaic Greek Elegy’: David Konstan (NYU) 7.30 Dinner at Zucca restaurant, 15-17 Grindlay Street Sunday 12 June 9.30-10.30: ‘The Dynamics of Honour and the Enslavement of Women’: Claire Taylor (Wisconsin, Madison) 10.30-11.30: ‘Kat’ axian: Aristotle’s Descriptive and Normative Views on Distributive Justice and Equality’: Pia Campeggiani (Bologna) Image 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Aristotle on Emotion, Honour, and Ethical Life’: Øyvind Rabbås (Oslo) 12.45–2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Is Honour Good for Us? Honour and Megalopsychia in Aristotle’s Eudemian Ethics’: Giulia Bonasio (Durham) 3.00-4.00: ‘Athenian Democracy, Honours, and Punishments: Towards a Connected History’: Vincent Azoulay (EHESS Paris) 4.00-.4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘The Use and Abuse of Athenian Honour in Demosthenes’ Macedonian Speeches’: Ben Keim (Pomona) 6.30 Dinner at Scotch Malt Whisky Society, 28 Queen Street Monday 13 June 9.30-10.30: ‘Plato on the Philosophical Love of Honour’: Hélder Telo (NOVA, Lisbon) 10.30-11.30: ‘The Eyes of the Other: Honour and Epistemology in Plato and the Early Stoics’: Margaret Graver (Dartmouth) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Disease and the Body: Manifestations of Shame and Pride in the Ancient Medical Encounter’: Natalia Tsoumpra (Glasgow) 12.45–2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honourable Physicians in the Corpus Hippocraticum? The Pursuit of Doxa and Euschēmosynē’: Frank Ursin (Hanover) 3.00-3.30: Tea and coffee 3.30-4.30: Round table, led by Nick Fisher, Karl-Joachim Hölkeskamp, and Elizabeth Meyer 4.30: End of conference Download the paper abstracts Download the programme Further information can be found on the Honour in Classics Greece website. Jun 10 2022 00.00 - Jun 13 2022 23.59 Honour in Classical Greece An international conference as part of the Edinburgh ERC project on ancient Greek honour, led by Douglas Cairns and Mirko Canevaro. An international cast of experts will examine concepts, applications, and contestations of honour in classical Greek language, literature, history, and philosophy. Playfair Library, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL Register Find the venue
Honour in Classical Greece Programme Friday 10 June Image Interior of the Playfair Library 10.00-10.30: Welcome and opening remarks: Douglas Cairns and Mirko Canevaro (Edinburgh) 10.30-11.30: ‘Honour, Recognition, Respect: Contemporary Debates and Ancient Responses’: Alessandra Fussi (Pisa) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Money Makes the Man: Wealth as a Distinctive Feature of Ancient Elites’: Elke Stein-Hölkeskamp (Duisburg/Essen) 12.45-2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honour and Profit in Greek International Relations’: Hans van Wees (UCL) 3.00-4.00: ‘Honour in Ancient Greek Moneymaking’: Moritz Hinsch (HU Berlin) 4.00-4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘The Two Sides of Timē: Honour(s) and Price(s) in Hellenistic Inscriptions’: Christel Müller (Nanterre) 5.15-7.30: Reception Image Saturday 11 June 9.30-10.30: ‘Honour and the Workings of the Cosmos’: Johannes Haubold (Princeton) 10.30-11.30: ‘Honouring the Gods, Honour among the Gods: from Homer to Tragedy’: Luigi Battezzato (SNS Pisa) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘The Honour of Cities’: Ted Lendon (Virginia) 12.45-2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honour and Reputation in Classical Athens’: Ruth Scodel (Michigan) 3.00-4.00: ‘Timē, Phēmē, and Historiography in Democratic Athens’: Christopher Degelmann (HU Berlin) 4.00-4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘Honour in Archaic Greek Elegy’: David Konstan (NYU) 7.30 Dinner at Zucca restaurant, 15-17 Grindlay Street Sunday 12 June 9.30-10.30: ‘The Dynamics of Honour and the Enslavement of Women’: Claire Taylor (Wisconsin, Madison) 10.30-11.30: ‘Kat’ axian: Aristotle’s Descriptive and Normative Views on Distributive Justice and Equality’: Pia Campeggiani (Bologna) Image 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Aristotle on Emotion, Honour, and Ethical Life’: Øyvind Rabbås (Oslo) 12.45–2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Is Honour Good for Us? Honour and Megalopsychia in Aristotle’s Eudemian Ethics’: Giulia Bonasio (Durham) 3.00-4.00: ‘Athenian Democracy, Honours, and Punishments: Towards a Connected History’: Vincent Azoulay (EHESS Paris) 4.00-.4.15: Tea and coffee 4.15-5.15: ‘The Use and Abuse of Athenian Honour in Demosthenes’ Macedonian Speeches’: Ben Keim (Pomona) 6.30 Dinner at Scotch Malt Whisky Society, 28 Queen Street Monday 13 June 9.30-10.30: ‘Plato on the Philosophical Love of Honour’: Hélder Telo (NOVA, Lisbon) 10.30-11.30: ‘The Eyes of the Other: Honour and Epistemology in Plato and the Early Stoics’: Margaret Graver (Dartmouth) 11.30-11.45: Tea and coffee 11.45-12.45: ‘Disease and the Body: Manifestations of Shame and Pride in the Ancient Medical Encounter’: Natalia Tsoumpra (Glasgow) 12.45–2.00: Lunch 2.00-3.00: ‘Honourable Physicians in the Corpus Hippocraticum? The Pursuit of Doxa and Euschēmosynē’: Frank Ursin (Hanover) 3.00-3.30: Tea and coffee 3.30-4.30: Round table, led by Nick Fisher, Karl-Joachim Hölkeskamp, and Elizabeth Meyer 4.30: End of conference Download the paper abstracts Download the programme Further information can be found on the Honour in Classics Greece website. Jun 10 2022 00.00 - Jun 13 2022 23.59 Honour in Classical Greece An international conference as part of the Edinburgh ERC project on ancient Greek honour, led by Douglas Cairns and Mirko Canevaro. An international cast of experts will examine concepts, applications, and contestations of honour in classical Greek language, literature, history, and philosophy. Playfair Library, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL Register Find the venue
Jun 10 2022 00.00 - Jun 13 2022 23.59 Honour in Classical Greece An international conference as part of the Edinburgh ERC project on ancient Greek honour, led by Douglas Cairns and Mirko Canevaro. An international cast of experts will examine concepts, applications, and contestations of honour in classical Greek language, literature, history, and philosophy.
