PLATO HODIE - ПЛАТОН СЕГОДНЯ

International Conference
“Paideia, State, Man:
Anthropology in Platonic tradition ”
28 June 2019, St Petersburg

10.30 - 15.30 - Workshops

will be held at two venues:

1. Institute of Human Philosophy of Herzen University
Address: 26 Malaya Posadskaya str. (hereinafter — IHPh);

2. Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities
Address: 15 Fontanka river emb. (hereinafter — RChAH)

16.00-18.30 - Closing Plenary session:
26 Malaya Posadskaya str. (IHPh)

Workshops:

Workshop 1: Presocratics and Socratic schools
IHPh, hall 105
Rostislav Dyomin and Svetlana Karavaeva

Ludmila Rusinova, independent researcher
Image of Socrates from Deipnosophists of the Aristoxenus of Tarentum

Ekaterina Iurina, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
The drama of Euripides and Aristophanes as a dialogue: simulatio/dissimulatio and κομψὸς θεατής

Sergey Slobodkovsky, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, MA student
Epoché in the epic text: Comparison of Socrates and Aeneas

Gleb Zemlyakov, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, PhD student; St Alexius College of Humanitarian and Socio-pedagogical disciplines, Samara, lecturer
The existing non-being of Gorgias and the backwards flowing Euphrates: the language and the thinking in the service of the sophistry

Svetlana Karavaeva, North-West State Medical University, Assistant Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Characters of Xenophon’s Socratic corpus

Rostislav Dyomin, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, lecturer; “Peterschule” gymnasium, lecturer
Two forms of hedonism: Hegesias of Cyrene and the ancient Chinese philosopher Yang Zhu

Oxana Koval, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, Assistant Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Peripetias of Reason and Passion in the Tragedy of Seneca Phaedra: Between Pathology and Philosophy

Lilia Castle, Chaminade University of Honolulu, USA, Professor, PhD
“He whom love touches not walks in darkness” (Anthropogenesis in Epic of Gilgamesh and Plato's Symposium)

Workshop 2: Platonic Ontology and Theory of Knowledge
IHPh, hall 101
Konstantin Shevtsov, Aleksei Pleshkov and Alexey Bogomolov

Konstantin Shevtsov, St Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
The position of a knower: on paradoxes in Plato's philosophy

Roman Svetlov, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, Head of the Philosophy department, DSc in Philosophy, Professor
From Epimenides to the Parmenides

Alexander Sinitsyn, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, Associate Professor; St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, CSc in History
Plato on the history studies and the first historians (prolegomena)

Aleksei Pleshkov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Poletayev Institute for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities (Moscow), Deputy director, CSc in Philosophy
“Image that we have named Time”: Plato’s physical and metaphysical account of time

Ivan Protopopov, St Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The idea of justice in Plato's Republic

Alexey Bogomolov, Kozma Minin Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University — Minin University, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Apophatic problem of Early Greek philosophy and its adoption in the dialogue “Sophist”

Ilya Lyashko, St Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design, College of Technology, Modelling and Management, Deputy Director of upbringing work
Ontognoseological lesson of Plato

Kirill Prokopov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, PhD student
Was Socrates a ‘true philosopher’? On Pythagorean Way of Life in Plato’s Phaedo

Igor Tantlevskij, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Chairman of the Department of Jewish Culture, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
Skepticism as an “Attribute” of the Dialectical Methodology of Qohelet

Serguei Panov, National University of Science and Technology MISiS, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The magics of thought in Plato's metaphysics: sources of the method, results of inversion, the sacrifice in question

Workshop 3: New Approaches to Studying Platonism
IHPh, hall 308
Elena Alymova and Vyacheslav Minak

Yefim Bryantsev, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Platonic dialogue and Mennipean satire in the light of their common origin

Roman Gallyamov, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, MA student
Plato and Democritus: At the origins of scientific virtues

Nino Zakroshvili, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, MA student
Mythologem of Cosmic Catastrophes in the Context of the problem of epimeleia heautou in the Ancient Greek Tradition

Evgeniia Zakharchuk, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Plato’s myth about Hades and its meaning in the context of dialogues: Crito, Gorgias, Phaedo and The Republic X

Viktoria Bojko, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Man as androgyn: on the question of setting the boundary between masculine and feminine and the possibility of absolute unity of both principles

Vyacheslav Minak, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, student
On the relationship between anthropology and psychology in Plato’s Phaedo and Aristotle’s On the Soul

Nikita Minyuk, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Criticism of Plato in the 20th century: political aspect

Dmitry Sychev, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
The image of the academician: appearance, occupation, leisure

Michael Shcherbakov, St Petersburg State University, Faculty of Philology, student
Formalized discussion in Aristotle’s “Topics”

Pavel Fedotov, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Plato’s Symposium as Space of Homer’s estrangement

Workshop 4: Paideia
IHPh, hall 106
Daniil Drofeev and Alexander Shevtsov

Irina Batrakova, North-Western State Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Harmony and reasonability in Plato's teaching on paideia

Rustam Galanin, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Two Education Types: The Socratic and the Sophistic Ones

Maksim Narovetskii, Department of philosophy, Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, postgraduate student
The educational concept of Plato and C. S. Lewis

Daria Dugina, Moscow State Lomonosov University, postgraduate student
The One as an apophatic ruler of Plato's state: a political view of Neoplatonists

Pavel Likhter, Penza State University, Associate Professor, CSc in Law
The three-part soul and constitutional degradation in Plato’s Republic

Igor Devaykin, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, MA student
On the interpretation of the paideia in the Plato’s Republic (Werner Jaeger and Martin Heidegger)

Daniil Dorofeev, St Petersburg Mining University, Professor; North-Western State Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov, Professor, DSc in Philosophy, Professor
Paideia as medicine, anthropoly and aesthetics of self-education (Plato, Nietzsche and Foucault)

Alexander Shevtsov, independent scholar, International academy for the Psychological sciences DSc in Psychology
Ancient Anthropology of Desires

Peter Neshitov, St Petersburg State University for Telecommunications, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Will a gadfly help a metal horse? (An apology of socrates)

Peter Klenin, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, PhD student
Paideia as a state project of Plato

Workshop 5: Neoplatonism in Christian tradition
IHPh, hall 312
Eugene Makovetsky and Maria Semikolennykh

Aleksey Panteleev, St Petersburg State University, Institute of History, Associate Professor, CSc in History
Early Martyrdoms as Instructions for Christians

Maxim Prikhodko, The Parish of St. Nicolas Russian Orthodox Church, (Seville, Spain), CSc in Philosophy
Sacred Play in Alexandrian Exegesis

Eugene Miroshnichenko, St Petersburg State University, Institute of History, PhD student
“Ours” and “yours” in Gregory Nazianzen’s 4th Speech against Emperor Julian: Late Antique paideia between Christianity and Neo-Platonism

Eugene Makovetsky, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
The Triadological Foundations of the Philosophy of the Other

Dmitry Kurdybaylo, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, research fellow; Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Some notes on Augustine and Sceptic Academy

Elena Chelnokova, Russian Orthodox University of St. John the Theologian, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The logos of Providence and the freedom of man by Saint Maximus the Confessor

Oksana Goncharko, St Petersburg Mining University, Associate Professor; Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Treatise «On the great and the small» by Theodoros Prodromos: Plato or Aristotle?

Dmitri Chernoglazov, St Petersburg State University, Faculty of Philology, Associate Professor, CSc in Philology
Platonic dialogue in the 12^th century Byzantium: Eustathios’ “Theophilos and Hierokles”

Dmitry Biriukov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, research fellow; The Sociological institute of the Russian Academy of Science, leading researcher, DSc in Philosophy, PhD
Divine Activities as Accident in Palamite Doctrine: Meaning, Historical Context, and the Context of Ideas on the Nature of Theological Language

Timur Shchukin, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, PhD student; Sociological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, associate research fellow
Movement in rest: The self-direction of Intellect in Plotinus's Enn. V.3 and Homily on the Life of St Peter of Athos by Gregory Palamas

Maria Semikolennykh, The Sociological institute of the Russian Academy of Science, associate research fellow, CSc in Culturology
Basilios Bessarion on the best form of government

Workshop 6: Ancient Neoplatonism and its Heritage
RChAH, hall 507
Tatiana Litvin and Oleg Nogovitsin

Valentin Perestoronin, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Anti-Christian polemic in the 2^nd century CE in the context of post-Hellenistic philosophy

Aleksandr Begichev, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, MA student
The Sun and the Good in the teachings of Plato and Julian

Kseniya Savina, Leningrad State University named after A.S. Pushkin, PhD student
Marcianus Aristides's Apology: Hellenizing Christianity or Christianizing Platonism?

Igor Tantlevskij, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Chairman of the Department of Jewish Culture, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
Possible Terminological Correlations in the Description of Cosmogenesis in the Timaeus and in Creationist and Emanational-Emergent Theologico-Philosophical Systems of Medieval Jewish Thinkers

Tatiana Litvin, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, Head of the Philosophy, Theology and Religion studies department, CSc in Philosophy
On the quantity of the soul: Anthropology in the cosmologies of late antiquity

Valery Vorobyev, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Hermogenes of Tarsus: logically-rhetorical terminology

Elena Sobolnikova, Leningrad State University named after A.S. Pushkin, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The ideas of Plato's Parmenides in Christian mysticism

Andrey Kurbanov, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in History,
Lydia Spyridonova, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in History
Philosophical, rhetorical and theological concepts of parresia

Maria Varlamova, The Sociological institute of the Russian Academy of Science, associate research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Philoponus’ arguments on animation of embryo in On Aristotle On the Soul

Larisa Tonoyan, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Nikephoros Blemmydes's Logic and its place in upbringing and education of Byzantines

Ilya Guryanov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, lecturer, CSc in Philosophy
John Amos Comenius and Marsilio Ficino in the history of European Platonism: a comparative analysis

Oleg Nogovitsin, Sociological institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Senior Researcher; Higher School of Social Sciences at the Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The category of relation and the Platonic principle of the unity of the concept of being in the philosophy of Georgius Gemistus Plethon

Lydia Spyridonova, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in History,
Andrey Kurbanov, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, St Petersburg, research fellow, CSc in History
Legacy of Neoplatonic school in Byzantine education

Workshop 7: Plato and Modern Philosophy
RChAH, hall 504
Svetlana Martynova and Aleksey Rakhmanin

Inna Lisovich, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Deputy Head of the Department of Basic and Additional Educational Programs; Moscow University for the Humanities, Professor, DSc in Cultural studies, CSc in Philosophy
The philosopher on the throne? Representation of the image of the ruler in the European culture of early Modern period

Natalia Danilkina, Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW), Study group coordinator “Philosophy in Central and Eastern Europe”, CSc in Philosophy
Virtue ethics in a comparative perspective: from Plato to modernity

Daria Zaikina, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, student
Lacanian psychoanalysis’ perspective on the myth of the cave

Svetlana Martynova, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
What is the Subject of Doctors’ Practice in Plato’s Republic?

Oksana Goncharko, St Petersburg Mining University, Associate Professor; Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, research fellow, CSc in Philosophy
Ancient Greek, Byzantine and modern Greek literature reception in the story of M. Karagatsis A lonely trip to the island Kythira

Nadezhda Sotnikova, independent researcher, CSc in Philosophy
Social and political conception of Plato in the perception of V. Windelband

Taras Shiyan, Foundation for Humanities (Moscow), senior researcher, CSc in Philosophy
On the distinguishing the philosophy from the “science:” argumentation based on the division of labor in the Amatores by a Pseudo-Plato and in the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals by Kant

Valentine Cherednikov, independent researcher, CSc in Philosophy
On the Day and Night’s Regimen in the Laws by Plato and in the François Rabelais’ Book of the Gargantua’s Acts

Aleksey Rakhmanin, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
The Figure of Socrates in Ordinary Language Philosophy

Stanislav Zotov, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, PhD student
An abuse of power: the problem of Other in the myth of Gyges and modern approaches to it

Dmitry Biriukov, National Research University Higher School of Economics, research fellow; The Sociological institute of the Russian Academy of Science, leading researcher, DSc in Philosophy, PhD
Whose Platonism is – that of “Palamism” or that of “Barlaamism”? The question of the philosophical status of “Palamism” and “Barlaamism” in Russian thought of the beginning of the 20^th century, its solutions and context

Sergey Nikonenko, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
Did Cats Live in Plato’s Heaven? The Critical Comment to Russell’s Proposition

Michael Prasolov, Voronezh Theological Seminary, pro-rector, DSc in Philosophy
Apophatic theology and atheism: Dionysius the Areopagite and George Berkeley

Closing Plenary session (16:00 – 18:30)
IHPh, hall 101
Roman Svetlov and Irina Protopopova

Irina Protopopova, Russian State University for the Humanities, Head of Platonic Research Center, CSc in cultural studies, Associate Professor
What is Human Being, or About Three Types of Eidos

Irina Mochalova, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Antisthenes as the heir of Socrates: on the question of the Cynic Paideia

Anna Stepanova, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, Professor, DSc in Philosophy
Paideia in overcoming of skepticism (from Socrates and skeptics to Cicero and Komensky)

Elena Alymova, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy, Associate Professor, CSc in Philosophy
Two Symposia: Xenophon vs Plato

Alexei Garadja, Russian State University for the Humanities, Platonic Research Center, Senior Research Fellow
Aristoxenus of Tarentum on Socrates and Plato

Presentation of the project The Heritage of Plato (Irina Protopopova, Roman Svetlov)