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CURRICULUM
VITAE
Personal
- Born:
Budapest,
Hungary, 20th
June 1968
- Nationality:
Hungarian
Field of research
- Ancient
philosophy, ancient religions.
Current position
Previous positions
Education
Fellowships
Awards
Teaching
experience
- Doctoral
courses on ancient philosophy at CEU: Plato, Aristotle,
Hellenistic philosophy, Ancient ethics, Practical reasoning ancient and
contemporary, Reading seminars (Plato: Alc.
1; Aristotle, Metaphysics
Lambda, De Anima)
- Undergraduate courses on ancient philosophy
taught at Eötvös
Loránd University and the University of Pécs:
Presocratics,
Plato, Aristotle, Hellenistic philosophy, Greek for philosophers,
seminars
on Plato: Timaeus,
Aristotle: De caelo.
- Tutor at
the Invisible College
(Láthatatlan Kollégium)
and the Kerényi Károly College, Pécs
- Course in
the History of Philosophy
specialization of the web-based
Open University project of the Institute for Philosophical Research of
the
Hungarian Academy
PhDs
supervised
- Jakub
Jirsa: The
Ethics of Self-Knowledge in
Plato’s Dialogues
(defended).
- Tamás
Böröczki:
Plutarch’s
Platonism
(defended).
- Ákos
Brunner: Platonic
Themes in the
Formation of Stoic Philosophy
- Attila
Németh (co-supervisor): The
Epicurean Clinamen
- Iryna
Pigovska (co-supervisor): John Duns
Scotus: Quaestiones
super libros Metaphysicorum Aristotelis
Organisational
activities
- Co-director
(with István Bárány and
István
Bodnár) of the CEU
Summer
University ‘Philosophy
and Science in the Greco-Roman
World’. Participants:
M. Burnyeat (Oxford), K. Ierodiakonou (Oxford/Athens), A. Laks (Lille),
G.E.R. Lloyd (Cambridge), H. Mendell (California State Univ.), R. Netz
(Stanford),
D. Sedley (Cambridge), L. Zhmud (St. Petesburg).
- Co-organiser
(with László Bene)
of the ‘Philosophy
and Religions in the Hellenistic Age and the Late Antiquity’
co-operation
programme (University of Debrecen-University of Pécs-Central
European
University-University of Cambridge — sponsored by the
Hungarian
Soros Foundation
FEEP Project)
- Co-organiser (with László Bene)
of ‘The Late Plato
and the Platonic Tradition’ Research Team sponsored by the
National Fund
for the Sciences and Research (OTKA)
- Founding
Member of the Southeast European
Association for Ancient
Philosophy
- Member
of
the editorial commettee of the
philosophical journal
‘passim’
- Member
of
the Hungarian Philosophical Society
Conferences,
symposia (selective)
- Symposium
Aristotelicum: 'The Next Cause: Aristotle, Metaphysics A3-4'.
University of Leuven, July 2008.
- IV.
Leventis Conference: 'The Identity of
Presocratic Gods'. University of Edinburgh, October 2007.
- Symposium
Hellenisticum: 'Sextus on the
Dogmatists' Conception of Body'. Delphi, August 2007.
- Conference
on the Timaeus: 'What
Makes a
Discourse Eikos'.
University
of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, September 2007.
- III.
Symposium Praesocraticum: 'Paul Tannery on
the Presocratics'. München, September 2006.
- Conference
of the Chicago Area Consortium in Ancient Philosophy: 'Tale, Theology,
and Teleology in the Phaedo'.
November 2006.
- God
and the Cosmos in Stoic Philosophy: 'Stoic Cosmology and the Derveni
Papyrus'. Mexico City, July 2006.
- II.
Symposium Heracliteum: 'The Limits of the
Soul'. Mexico City, June 2006.
- Ritual
Texts for the Afterlife: 'Tablet C'.
Ohio State University, March 2006.
- Jubilee
Meeting of the Southern Association for
Ancient Philosophy: 'Heraclitus on the Soul'.Oxford, September 2005.
- Symposium
Philosophiae Antiquae Quintum:
‘Pythagoras and
Heraclitus’. Samos and Ephesus, July 2005.
- Symposium
Aristotelicum, Nicomachean
Ethics
Book 7. Venice, July 2005.
- ‘Orfeo y el orfismo. Nuevas
perspectivas’. Palma de Mallorca, Febr.
2005.
- II.
Symposium Presocraticum, ‘The
Construction of the Philosophical
Discourse in the Presocratic Period’. Scola Normale
Superiore,
Pisa, Sept.
2004.
- X
Symposium Hellenisticum: ‘Between
Greece and Rome: Hellenistic
Philosophy and Roman Culture from 150 to 88 BC’, Rome, 2004.
- ‘Philosophy, Science, and Exegesis in
the Greek, Latin, and Arabic
Commentary Tradition. In honour of Richard Sorabji’,
King’s
College, London,
June 2002.
- ‘Mysteries: a discussion across the
disciplines’, Emory University,
Atlanta, Apr. 2002.
- ‘Fragments and Synthesis in Early
Stoicism’, Utrecht, Dec. 2001.
- IX
Symposium Hellenisticum: Philosophy of
Language, Hamburg, July
2001.
- I.
Symposium Presocraticum:
‘Qu’est-ce que la philosophie
présocratique?’,
Lille, Oct. 2000.
- ‘Les Ancients Savants’, Strasburg
Apr. 2000.
- Franco-British Research Seminar on the Cratylus,
Oxford,
Apr. 1998.
- Philosophical Papyri, Cambridge, Nov. 1997.
- Le Timée
dans la Pensée
Européenne
(Deuxième Colloque International sur la réception
de
Platon),
Université de Lausanne, Oct. 1997.
- Eudemus
of Rhodes (Project Theophrastus -
Rutgers University),
ELTE, Budapest, June 1997.
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