Philosophy in the Roman Mediterranean
The post-Hellenistic period (100 BC-250 AD) saw an exciting efflorescence of philosophical activity. This project is working towards a major new collaborative history of the period which starts from a recognition that its intellectual structures are pan-Mediterranean in character. Instead of an east-west divide between a scholarship which looks back to the Athenian schools and new religious movements looking forward to Neoplatonism and Christianity, we aim to describe a shared, but geographically dispersed, intellectual arena in which major shifts in philosophy arise from new opportunities for debate.
Contributors
Sara Ahbel-Rappe (UMich)
Polymnia Athanassiadi (Athens)
Han Baltussen (Adelaide)
Andreas Bendlin (Toronto)
Erica Bexley (Durham)
Mauro Bonazzi (Bologna)
George Boys-Stones (Toronto)
Charles Brittain (Cornell)
Christian Bull (Bergen)
Dylan Burns (Amsterdam)
Leo Catana (Copenhagen)
Riccardo Chiaradonna (Roma 3)
Isabelle Chouinard (Montreal)
Madalina-Claudia Dana (Lyon)
Bram Demulder (Leuven)
Athanasios Despotis (Bonn)
Tiziano Dorandi (CNRS)
David Douglas (Cambridge)
Paul Du Plessis (Edinburgh)
Radcliffe Edmonds (Bryn Mawr)
Ben Edsall (ACU)
Kendra Eshleman (Boston College)
Bjoern Ewald (Toronto)
Andrea Falcon (Milan)
Kilian Fleischer (Tubingen)
Therese Fuhrer (LMU)
Anne Gangloff (Rennes)
Jean-Baptiste Gourinat (CNRS)
Matthias Haake (Bonn)
Myrto Hatzimichali (Cambridge)
Johannes Haubold (Princeton)
Jane Heath (Durham)
Phillip Horky (Durham)
Brad Inwood (Yale)
Joern Lang (Leipzig)
Contantin Macris (CNRS)
Irmgard Männlein-Robert (Tubingen)
Alexandra Michalewski (CNRS)
Miguel Miguel Herrero de Jáuregui (Madrid)
Silvia Montiglio (Johns Hopkins)
Gernot Mueller (Bonn)
Carlo Natali (Venice)
Reviel Netz (Stanford)
Maren Niehoff (Jerusalem)
Tyler Paytas (ACU)
Lorenzo Perilli (Rome)
Matthias Perkams (Jena)
Federico Petrucci (Torino)
Arianna Piazzalunga (Geneva/KU Leuven)
Zlatko Plese (UNC)
Gretchen Reydams-Schils (Notre Dame)
Christoph Riedweg (Zurich)
Alberto Rigolio (Durham)
Courtney Roby (Cornell)
Michael Schramm (Gottingen)
Helmut Seng (Frankfurt)
Thomas Slabon (USF)
Emidio Spinelli (Roma 1)
Ilinca Tanaseanu-Döbler (Gottingen)
Liba Taub (Cambridge)
Johan Thom (Stellenbosch)
George van Kooten (Cambridge)
Cristina Viano (CNRS)
Katharina Volk (Columbia)
Matthijs Wibier (Cincinnati)
Christian Wildberg (Pittsburgh)
Raphael Woolf (KCL)
PIs: George Boys-Stones (Toronto); Matthias Haake (Bonn)