CFP: ‘(In)justice in Ancient Philosophy - 12th Annual Cambridge Graduate Conference in Ancient Philosophy
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3 décembre 2022
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Olivier Renaut, « CFP: ‘(In)justice in Ancient Philosophy - 12th Annual Cambridge Graduate Conference in Ancient Philosophy », Zetesis - Ζήτησις, ID : 10.58079/vdnk
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The Twelfth Annual Cambridge Graduate Conference in Ancient Philosophy: (In)justice in Ancient Philosophy Miranda Fricker in the introduction to Epistemic Injustice states that “justice is one of the oldest and most central themes of philosophy, but sometimes we would do well to focus instead on injustice.” This conference seeks to interrogate the notion of (in)justice in the ancient world, and its reception, in the broadest possible way: we wish to encourage broad approaches to the concept ...