Research Assistantship in the ‘Reception of German Mysticism’
PhD researcher appointed as part of the ‘Reception of German Mysticism’ grant
Prof. Rob Koons - Tolkien, Barfield, and Neoplatonism: How Metaphysics Moulded Middle Earth
Lecture delivered via Zoom
Prof. Hedley on Ralston College Podcast 'Reason, Imagination, and Reality'
Prof. Douglas Hedley joins Dr Stephen Blackwood on the Ralston College Podcast
Grant Success - The Reception of German Mysticism in Early Modern England
$177,000 (CAD) Grant awarded from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
The Dissident Renaissance: History of Early Modern Philosophy as Political Practice
Workshop at the University of Siegen
Beierwaltes Seminar VI - The True Self - Concepts of Divine and Human Subjectivity (Guest Speaker: Prof. Schmidt-Biggemann)
Beierwaltes Seminar VI
Foro Di Studi Avanzati - Renaissance, Ancient and Medieval Patterns: Baroque, Romantic and Modern Traces
Conference in Rome, 1-3 June.
The Ontology of Love Conference
Featuring a key note address by Simon May, author of 'Love A History', and a panel discussion between Sir Roger Scruton, John Cottingham, Simon May, and Douglas Hedley.
Cambridge Platonism and the Origin of the "Philosophy of Religion" Faith and Reason in the Cambridge Enlightenment
Workshop devoted to the Latin works of Henry More.
Grant Awarded - Late Antiquity After Antiquity: The Last of the Ancient Platonists in the Early Modern Period
£225,973.27 awarded to the Centre as part of Dr Corrias' Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant.
Ralph Cudworth at the Crossroads of Modernity
A British Academy funded conference devoted to the sources, reception, and thought of the Cambridge Platonist Ralph Cudworth.
Workshop - Early Christian Origins of the Human Rights Tradition? Exploring Patristic Concepts of Individuality and Freedom
A day-long workshop investigating human dignity in collaboration with members of the EU funded 'The History of Human Freedom and Dignity in Western Civilisation' project.
Prof. George van Kooten’s Inaugural Lecture as the Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity
Three Symposia: Plato, Philo and John - An Exercise in Triangulation
