DCAMP capitalises on Durham’s position as a world-leading centre for the study of philosophy in the pre-modern period.
It brings together specialists from across Departments and Faculties to foster innovative collaboration in research and teaching: to promote work at the leading edge of research in ancient and medieval philosophy, to develop unique training opportunities at Durham for young researchers (from undergraduates to research fellows), and to bring to the widest possible public an appreciation of the first 2,000 years of philosophical debate that has shaped our world.
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Through July we are seeking well-developed proposals for two upcoming post-doctoral schemes: the BA (requires a UK connection) and Marie Curie (open to all — including from outside Europe). Contact a member of the Centre, or dcamp@dur.ac.uk.
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We are delighted that we will be welcoming three research fellows hosted by the IAS in the coming year: Dr Anders … Continue reading New Research Fellows 2018/2019
A Roundtable Discussion of Professor Todd Reeser’s Setting Plato Straight: Translating Ancient Sexuality in the Renaissance chaired by Dr. Anthony Hooper … Continue reading Setting Plato Straight: Discussion
DCAMP friend Edith Hall will be speaking about ‘Aristotle on True Happiness’ at the Lit&Phil in Newcastle next week, where she … Continue reading Edith Hall on Aristotle
The 2018 NAAP meeting will be organised in Nottingham by Matt Duncombe (sometime holder of a BA PDF at Durham) on … Continue reading Northern Association for Ancient Philosophy 2018
A very warm welcome to Dr Vasilis Politis who joins us this term from TCD as a Senior Research Fellow at … Continue reading Welcome to Vasilis Politis
Details of the next meeting, on 24th November in Leeds.
We are pleased to be welcoming Prof. François Renaud to Durham as a Visiting Professor, based in the Classics Department, from … Continue reading Visiting Professor
Toronto is looking for someone whose research ‘will focus on ancient science in its intersection with ancient philosophy, that is, natural … Continue reading Job Opening at Toronto
All welcome at this lecture by Dr Annalisa Cipollone, Dr Giles Gasper and Artist in Residence Alexandra Carr. Ushaw College, Thursday, … Continue reading Public Lecture 21st September: Creating the Cosmos – From Dante to Dark Matter
Jane Heath is organising a reading group over the summer to tackle Ola Sigurdson, Heavenly Bodies: Incarnation, the Gaze, and Embodiment … Continue reading Summer reading group: Ola Sigurdson
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