Last year, at this time, I wrote to everyone in the philosophy events list to tell them about the seminars I was about to give on Philosophy in the Long Middle Ages – a new paper for which there were, at the time, no undergraduate takers. I suggested that they might be of interest to graduates and other members of the Faculty, and a good number of such people came along and we had some very interesting discussions. This year a number of undergraduates have chosen to do the paper, but the seminars remain open to all who are interested – and, in my experience, a mixture of different backgrounds and levels adds to the value of such groups for everyone. The seminars will take place in the Faculty Board Room, from 2.00 – 3.30 on Thursdays (starting 15 January) – on ‘Scientific Truth and Revelation’ – and Tuesdays (starting 20 January) on ‘Universals’. The Reading List (file:///C:/Users/jm258/Downloads/Part%20II%20Paper%2005%202014-15%20(4).pdf) will give you an idea of the subjects we shall treat. Do come if you’re interested, even if you won’t be able to attend consistently. John Marenbon _____________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the CamPhilEvents mailing list, or change your membership options, please visit the list information page: http://bit.ly/CamPhilEvents
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