Psychology and Value in Plato, Aristotle, and Hellenistic Philosophy The Ninth Keeling Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy

Fiona Leigh, Associate Professor and Director, Keeling Centre for Ancient Philosophy, University College London,Margaret Hampson, Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of St Andrews

Fiona Leigh is Associate Professor in Philosophy and Director of the Keeling Centre in Ancient Philosophy at UCL. From 2007 to 2009, she held a post-doctoral position in Philosophy at King's College London and in 2009 joined the Department of Philosophy at UCL. She completed her PhD in Philosophy at Monash University and has published papers on Plato and in ancient philosophy, and edited and co-edited several volumes in ancient philosophy.

Margaret Hampson is a lecturer in ancient philosophy at the University of St Andrews. From 2019 to 2021, she held an Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship at Trinity College Dublin, before which she was a Research Associate at the Keeling Centre for Ancient Philosophy, UCL. She completed her PhD at University College London and has published papers on Aristotle's ethics and moral psychology.

1. Psychology and Value in Ancient Greek Philosophy, Margaret Hampson
2. Intellectualism and the Method of Hypothesis in Plato's Early Dialogues, Rachel Barney
3. Comments on Rachel Barney, 'Intellectualism and the Method of Hypothesis in Plato's Early Dialogues', Terence Irwin
4. Against Bare Urges and Good-Independent Desires: Appetites in Republic IV, Jessica Moss
5. The Blind Desires of Republic IV, Matthew Evans
6. Comments on Matthew Evans, 'The Blind Desires of Republic IV' and Jessica Moss, 'Against Bare Urges and Good-Independent Desires: Appetites in Republic IV', Mary Margaret McCabe
7. Plato on the Object of Thirst: Comments on Jessica Moss, 'Against Bare Urges and Good-Independent Desires: Appetites in Republic IV', A.W. Price
8. Courage and Pleasure in Aristotle's Ethics, Raphael Woolf
9. Comments on Raphael Woolf, 'Courage and Pleasure in Aristotle's Ethics', Sarah Broadie
10. Memory, Anticipation, Pleasure, James Warren
11. Modelling the Memory and Anticipation of Pleasure: Comments on James Warren's 'Memory, Anticipation, Pleasure', Margaret Hampson and Katharine O'Reilly
12. Three Mistakes about Stoic Ethics, Daniel Russell
13. Comments on Daniel Russell, 'Three Mistakes about Stoic Ethics', David Sedley