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Prof. Maria Rosa Antognazza 's Beierwaltes Lecture delivered 26 November in the Divinity Faculty's Runcie Room, brought together some aspects of the Platonic and Neoplatonic inheritance in Leibniz’s thought. It discussed some features of Leibniz’s reworking of this tradition with respect to his theory of the divine...

The Centre hosted Prof. Jean-Marc Narbonne (Université Laval), who presented his Beierwaltes Lecture 'Negative Knowledge and its Critical Self-Limitation: Reflexions on the Greek Metaphysical Heritage' on 5 November 2018. Prof. Narbonne gave an engaging and provocative reflection on polytheism's ability to accommodate...

The Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism has been cohosting the ' Metaphysics of Conversion from Late Antiquity to Early Modernity ' Research Seminar with members of McGill University's conversion project , sponsored by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada . Here is the seminar's programme...

Workshops on the Latin Works of Henry More I Concepts of God and Man in Henry More’s Critique of Spinoza Clare College, Cambridge, 4th June 2018 The first workshop on the Latin Works of Henry More translated into English for thefirst time on the AHRC-funded project Cambridge Platonism at the Origins of the Enlightenmentwas...