Plato Summer School
Each January, the School of Philosophy organizes and hosts a Plato Summer School, providing a wonderful opportunity for students to engage with Plato and his world. This week-long event includes guest speakers from Melbourne and abroad.
To receive more information or request a registration form, please send your name, email address and message via the contact form to the right. (Please note that this event is currently only available to School of Philosophy members.)
Timaeus
January, 2010
Plato’s Timaeus includes a summary of the Republic, an account of the ancient history of the world including the mysterious lost island of Atlantis, the nature and origin of the universe, the beautifully ordered structure of the cosmos and how it is reflected in our inner being. We will read the Dialogue and discover its relevance to our lives today.
The week will be conducted by Mr David Horan.
Event details
Date: 2–9 January, 2010
Location: Hawthorn Campus
Places for the event are limited, and are available to School members only. To receive more information or request a registration form, please complete the form to the right.
You can also download a flyer for this event.
