The Foundation sponsored the 21st Annual Conference of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies, which was held in Trinity College, Dublin on 19 – 23 June, 2024 and attended by 158 delegates. This society promotes the study of the philosophy of Plato and its long tradition, with a particular interest on the interpretation of Plato’s writings by his student, Aristotle, and their continuing influence today. The conference took the form of a series of panels whose speakers delivered papers on an impressive variety of topics including ‘Metaphysics and Nature’, ‘Neoplatonic Aesthetics’, ‘Aristotle among the Neoplatonists’, ‘Soul, Immortality, and the Afterlife’, ‘Platonic Egypt and Egyptian Platonism’, ‘Transcendental Echoes: Neoplatonism’s Influence on American Renaissance Thought’, ‘Platonism and Neoplatonism in Contemporary Philosophical Discourse’, ‘Navigating Neoplatonic Hierarchies: The Ups and Downs for the Soul’, ‘Nature of Platonic Thought’, and ‘Neoplatonism and the Arts through the Ages’.
21st Annual Conference of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies
Bust of Plato in the Long Room at Trintiy College, Dublin
Keep reading
Conference on ‘Perspectives on Character and Truth’
The Foundation sponsored a two-day conference of international scholars on ‘Perspectives on Character and...
2006 Mary Margaret McCabe Dissertation Prize
Each year the Foundation awards an annual prize for final year students studying at...
Socrates Cafe – Dublin Oct 11th & 25th
An invitation to think, question and engage in dialogue What might Socrates have to...
Young Plato – Kevin McArevey
Two of the trustees of the foundation (Lilly Corbett and Brian McGeough) travelled to...