Conference on Knowledge and Virtue in Ancient Philosophy, University of Notre Dame Australia (Sydney) The Institute for Ethics & Society is delighted to host Knowledge and Virtue in Ancient Philosophy, a two-day conference on new work on ethics and epistemology from across Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, at the University of Notre Dame Australia (Sydney). Speakers: Emily Hulme (USyd), Joshua Mendelsohn (Loyola Chicago), David Bronstein (UNDA), Angus Brook (UNDA), Marko Malink (NYU), Tyler Paytas (ACU), Melissa Merritt (UNSW), Jacob Klein (Colgate) Cost: Free RSVP: To register to attend in-person or online, please contact David Bronstein (david.bronstein@nd.edu.au) by 5 May. This event is supported by the ARC Future Fellowship ‘Virtue with Aristotle: Recovering an Ancient Ethical Theory for Our Time’ held by David Bronstein, Associate Professor and Research Fellow in the Institute for Ethics & Society at the University of Notre Dame Australia.
