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SESSION 17 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION IN RUSSIA Moderator: Mikhail
EGOROCHKIN
14.00 – 15.40. (Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
14.00. – 14.20. Mikhail EGOROCHKIN, CSc (Moscow) Aristotle’s
Constitution of Athens in Russian Classical Studies (1891–1937).
14.20. – 14.40. Dilbar FAYZIHODJAEVA, CSc (Tashkent, Uzbekistan)
Тransformation of Aristotle’s Syllogistic Theory in M.I.
Karinskiy’s
Classification of Conclusions. 14.40. – 15.00. Alexander
DOBROKHOTOV, DSc (Moscow) The concept of the “Christian
Aristotelianism” in the works of Sergei Aver-
intsev. 15.00. – 15.20. Victoria KRAVCHENKO, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Ideas in Maria Bezobrazova’s Creative Works. 15.20. –
15.40. Nina ABRAMOVA, DSc (Moscow) Aristotle: action and soul from
the philosophical point of view.
16.15. – 19.00. Farewell Dinner
(Restaurant at the Langust Hotel: 21, Goncharnaya St.)
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RAS INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY
Centre for Ancient and Mediaeval Philosophy and Science
RAS INSITUTE OF WORLD HISTORY
OLYMPIC CENTER FOR PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE (ATHENS)
NOVOSIBIRSK STATE UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY AND LAW OF THE SIBERIAN BRANCH OF THE
RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
I.M. SECHENOV FIRST MOSCOW STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
Department of History of Medicine, National History and
Culturology
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2016 Moscow International Aristotle Conference
“The Legacies of Aristotle as Constitutive Element
of European Rationality”
17-19 October 2016
RAS Institute of Philosophy
(12/1 Goncharnaya St., Moscow 109240, Russia)
The Conference is organized with the support of Russian Science
Foundation
(RSF),
project № 15–18–30005
“The Legacies of Aristotle as Constitutive Element of European
Rationality
in Historical Perspective”
Web-pages with MIAC 2016 info:
RAS Institute of Philosophy—
http://eng.iph.ras.ru/miac_2016.htm
Web site of the project — aristotletoday.ru
2016 Moscow International Aristotle Conference
“The Legacies of Aristotle as Constitutive Element
of European Rationality”
17-19 October 2016
RAS Institute of Philosophy
(12/1 Goncharnaya St., Moscow 109240, Russia)
Director of the Programming Committee:
Valery Petroff, DSc
(RAS Institute of Philosophy, Moscow)
Programming Committee:
Prof. Evgeny Afonasin, DSc
(Novosibirsk State University
, Novosibirsk)
Maya Petrova, DSc
(RAS Insitute of World History, Moscow)
Prof. Christos C. Evangeliou
(Towson University, USA
)
Prof. Liliane Karali
(National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece)
17 OCTOBER 2016
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
10.30. – 11.00. Registration
11.00 – 11.30. Opening Words by:
Andrei Smirnov, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of
Sciences, Director of RAS Institute of Philosophy;
Evgeny Afonasin, DSc, Professor at the Novosibirsk State
University, Novosibirsk;
Valery Petroff, DSc, director of the Centre for Ancient and
Mediaeval Philosophy and Science, RAS Institute of Philosophy;
director of the programming committee.
SESSION 1 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE AND HIS TEACHING
Moderator: Svetlana Mesyats
11.30. – 13.30.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
11.30. – 11.50. Igor Berestov, CSc (Novosibirsk)
Skeptical Consequences from Aristotle’s Conception of the
“Whole” in Metaphysics Z, 17.
11.50. – 12.10. Marina Volf, DSc (Novosibirsk)
The Problem of Correlation and the Problem of Coordination of
the Types of Inquiries in Aristotle: Approaches to Solution.
12.10. – 12.30. Sophia Pirozhkova, CSc (Moscow)
Limits of Knowledge of the Future: Aristotle’s Two
Arguments.
12.30. – 12.50. Artiom Iunusov, post-graduate student
(Moscow)
Ἀπόδειξις in practice: elements of Posterior Analytics’ theory
of demonstration in Aristotle’s treatises.
12.50. – 13.10. Anna Afonasina, CSc (Novosibirsk)
Aristotle on Breath in Empedocles.
13.10. – 13.30. Ilshat Nasyrov, DSc (Moscow)
Al‑Kindi and his treatise “On the Soul Abridged from the Books
Aristotle and Plato and the Other Philosophers”.
13.50. – 15.00. Lunch
SESSION 2 (in Russian & French)
ARISTOTLE AND PLATO
Moderator: Irina Mochalova
11.30. – 13.30.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
11.30. – 11.50. Irina Mochalova, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
The doctrine of Ideas-Numbers in the Early Academy: Plato,
Xenocrates, Aristotle.
11.50. – 12.10. Irina Protopopova, CSc (Moscow)
Intellect, Reasoning, and Space: Aristotle’s (Not) Understanding
of Plato (De anima 407a).
12.10. – 12.30. Elena Alymova, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
Svetlana Karavaeva, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
Discussions on “The Good”: early Aristotle vs Plato.
12.30. – 12.50. Roman Svetlov, DSc (Saint Petersburg)
Plato’s Politics against Aristotle’s Statesman.
12.50. – 13.10. Andrey Tikhonov, CSc (Rostov-on-Don)
To What Degree is Aristotle a Platonist? Aristotle’s Criticism
of Plato’s Doctrine.
13.10. – 13.30. Ilya Guryanov, post-graduate student
(Moscow)
Aristotelian Psychology in the Mirror of Platonic Exegesis: The
Commentary of Marsilio Ficino on Priscian’s Paraphrase of
Theophrastus on Sense-Perception.
13.10. – 13.30. Nina Braginskaya (Moscow)
ΠΑΘΗΜAΤΩΝ ΚAΘΑΡΣΙΣ vs ΜΑΘΗΜAΤΩΝ ΚAΘΑΡΣΙΣ, or
A Simple Solution to a Complex Problem
13.30. – 15.00.
Lunch
SESSION 3 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIANISM IN THE GREEK CHRISTIAN TRADITION OF THE 4TH-12TH
CENTURIES
Moderator: Dmitry Biriukov
15.00 – 17.00.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
15.00. – 15.20. Dmitry Biriukov, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
The Peripatetic Trends in Greogory of Nyssa’sTeaching on a
Unified Man.
15.20. – 15.40. Alexey Fokin (Moscow)
Transformation of Aristotle’s categories in Theology and
Cosmology of Maximus the Confessor.
15.40. – 16.00. Timur Schukin, post-graduate student (Saint
Petersburg)
Reception of Aristotelian Cosmology in Late Byzantine
Philosophy: John Philoponus and Maximus the Confessor.
16.00. – 16.20. Pyotr Mikhaylov, CSc (Moscow)
The Ways of Metaphysics in Greek Patristics and in the Late
Antique Tradition of Commentaries on Aristotle.
16.20 – 16.40. Maria Varlamova, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
The Interpretation of Aristotle’s Argument on the Infinite Power
in the Context of the Controversy Concerning the Eternity of the
World between Philoponus and Proclus.
16.40. – 17.00. Sergei Akishin, B.Ph. (Saint
Petersburg)
The “Aristotelian” roots of Nicholas of Methone’s Argumentation
against Neoplatonic Statements in his treatise “Refutation of
Proclus’ Elements of Theology”.
SESSION 4 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE’S LEGACY IN TRDITIONAL
AND CONTEMPORARY LOGIC
Moderator: Elena Dragalina-Chernaya
15.00. – 18.00.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6 )
15.00. – 15.20. Elena Dragalina-Chernaya, DSc (Moscow)
The Birth of Logical Form.
15.20. – 15.40. Taras Shiyan, CSc (Moscow)
Semiotic innovation of Aristotle: constitutive contribution to
creation of formal logic.
15.40. – 16.00. Vladimir Vasyukov, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle on Relationship of Logic and Ontology.
16.00. – 16.20. Zinaida Sokuler, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotelian Physics and Cosmology versus Modern Science.
16.20. – 16.40.
Vladimir Shalak, DSc (Moscow)
Deceptive Simplicity of Aristotle’s Logic.
16.40. – 17.00. Vladimir Markin, DSc (Moscow)
Has Łukasiewicz solved the puzzle of modalities in Aristotle’s
syllogistic?
17.00. – 17.20. Anastasia Kopylova (Moscow)
“Significatio” in the Buridan’s and Burley’s semantics.
17.20. – 17.40. Angelina Bobrova, CSc (Moscow)
Formality Models in the works of “American Aristotle”.
17.40. – 18.00. Larisa Tonoyan, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
The Roots of Aristotle’s Teaching on Hypothetical Syllogisms and
the Development of This Doctrine in Antiquity.
18 OCTOBER 2016
SESSION 5 (in English)
ARISTOTLE AND HIS THOUGHT
Moderators: Valery Petroff, Olga Alieva
10.00. – 12.00.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
10.00. – 10.20. Svetlana Mesyats, CSc (Moscow)
Is it possible to see darkness? Some remarks on Aristotle's
theory of light and color.
10.20. – 10.40. António Pedro Mesquita (Lisbon, Portugal)
Relations in Aristotle.
10.40. – 11.00. Olga Alieva (Moscow)
Smart and Stern: Enemies of Philebus, Friends of Plato.
11.00. – 11.20. John Dudley (Leuven, Belgium)
Aristotle’s Three Teleologies.
11.20. – 11.40. Liliane Karali-Giannakopoulou (Athens,
Greece)
The Impact of Aristotle in Archaeoenvironmental Studies.
11.40. – 12.00. Mohammad Javad Esmaeili (Tehran, Iran)
Aristotle’s Physics in the Arabic Tradition: Towards a New
Edition of the Text
12.00. – 13.00. Lunch
SESSION 6 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE IN PHILOSOPHICAL AND SCIENTIFIC TRADITION
Moderators: Maya Petrova
10.00. – 12.00.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
10.00. – 10.20. Alexey Pleshkov, CSc (Moscow)
The Concept of Eternity: Aristotle’s Criticism of Plato.
10.20. – 10.40. Nikola Lečić (Moscow)
Aristotle on Surface and Colour in Pythagoreans.
10.40. – 11.00. Inna Gerasimenko (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
Shape-morphe into Aristotle’s “Metaphysics”: in Search of the
Lost Concept.
11.00. – 11.20. Anton Fomin, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle on Kinds of Numbers.
11.20. – 11.40. Tatyana Litvin, CSc (Saint Petersburg)
The Problem of Movement in Aristotle’s Philosophy of Time.
11.40. – 12.00. Marina Savelieva, DSc (Kiev, Ukraine)
The Paradox of Time in the Aristotle’s Philosophy.
12.00. – 13.00. Lunch
SESSION
7 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE IN MEDIEVAL LATIN TRADITION
OF THE 13TH-14TH CENTURIES
Moderator: Mikhail Khorkov
10.00. – 12.00.
(Room 416, Floor 4)
10.00. – 10.20. Danila Maslov, CSc (Moscow)
“This signifies that, therefore, this is that” in the English
Question-Commentaries on Aristotle’s “Metaphysics”, c. 1283 – c.
1300.
10.20. – 10.40. Natalya Malinina (Moscow)
Albertus Magnus in the Tradition of Commenting on Physics Δ 1-
5.
10.40. – 11.00.
Vitaly Ivanov (Saint Petersburg)
On identity and Distinction. Some remarks on the History of Two
Metaphysical Concepts in the Aristotelian Scholastic
Philosophy.
11.00. – 11.20. Oleg Voskoboinikov, CSc (Moscow)
Michael Scot and the reception of Aristotle in the West in the
first half of the 13th century.
11.20. – 11.40. Mikhail Khorkov, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle in the Works of Meister Eckhart: Ambivalence of
Tradition and Paradoxes of Interpretation.
11.40. – 12.00. Andrey Sochilin (Moscow)
Scholastic Theory of the Morality («Moralitas») of Human Action:
Aristotelian Roots of the Notion “Morality”.
12.00. – 13.00.
Lunch
SESSION 8 (in English)
ARISTOTLE AND HIS THOUGHT
Moderator: Valery Petroff
13.00. – 15.00.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
13.00. – 13.20. Inna Kupreeva (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
Alexander of Aphrodisias on Intellect.
13.20. – 13.40. Paolo Badalotti (Udine, Italy)
Aspects of Simplicius’ Commentary on Aristotle’s De caelo.
13.40. – 14.00. Valery Petroff (Moscow)
The Teaching on Growth and Growing in the Aristotelian Tradition
and Christian Eschatology.
14.00. – 14.20. Elisa Cuttini (Padua, Italy)
Ethics within the framework of Venetian Aristotelianism:
Francesco Piccolomini and Sebastiano Venier
14.20. – 14.40. Jozef Matula (Olomouc, Czech Republic)
Cardinal Bessarion on Aristotle’s philosophy.
14.40. – 15.00. Emanuele Mariani (Lisbon, Portugal)
Zurück zu Aristoteles: Trendelenburg and the
Aristoteles-Renaissance in the XIXth Century Germany
15.00. – 16.00. Coffee break
SESSION 9 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE IN PHILOSOPHICAL
AND SCIENTIFIC TRADITION
Moderators: Maya Petrova
13.00. – 15.00.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
13.00. – 13.20. Victoria Lysenko, DSc (Moscow)
On the Possibility of Comparing Aristotle’s and Prashastapada’s
Systems of Categories.
13.20. – 13.40. Dmitry Balalykin, DSc (Moscow)
Nataliya Shok, DSc (Moscow)
The Value of Aristotle’s Works for the Development of the Greek
Rational Medicine.
13.40. – 14.00. Pavel Gurevich, DSc (Moscow)
The Anthropological Doctrine of Aristotle.
14.00. – 14.20. Tatyana Gorynova (Kirov)
Language and Being according to Aristotle’s Views.
14.20. – 14.40. Olga Okuneva, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle and the Building of the Image of Indigenous
Inhabitants of the New World in the European Writings of the 16th
Century.
14.40. – 15.00.
Anna Seregina, DSc (Moscow)
English Catholics and Melancholy: From Aristotelian Tradition to
the Social Practices of the 16th Century.
15.00. – 16.00. Coffee break
SESSION 10 (in Russian)
ARISTOTLE’S ETHICS
Moderator: Andrey Seregin
13.00. – 14.20.
(Room 416, Floor 4)
13.00. – 13.20. Polina Gadzhikurbanova, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Concept of “Mixed Acts” in the Context of
Contemporary Ethical Debates.
13.20. – 13.40. Olga Zubets, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Мεγαλόψυχος and The Concept of Moral Subject.
13.40. – 14.00. Maria Solopova, CSc (Moscow)
Intellect and Its Virtues: On the Interpretation of the Term
γνώμη in the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle.
14.00. – 14.20. Andrey Seregin, CSc (Moscow)
Happiness and Non-moral Values in Aristotle’s Ethics.
15.00. – 16.00.
Coffee break
SESSION 11 (in English)
ARISTOTLE AND HIS THOUGHT
Moderators: Elena Dragalina-Chernaya
16.00. – 17.20.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
16.00. – 16.20. Stephen Read (St Andrews, United Kingdom)
Aristotle’s Theory of the Assertoric Syllogism.
16.20. – 16.40. Rodrigo Guerizoli (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
The Reception of the Aristotelian Theory of Definition in the
14th Century. The case of John Buridan’s commentary on the
“Topics”.
16.40. – 17.00. Fabien Schang (Moscow)
From Aristotle’s Oppositions to Aristotelian Oppositions.
17.00. – 17.20. José Veríssimo Teixeira Da Mata (Brasilia,
Brazil)
Are Frege and Aristotle speaking on different things concerning
the fondation of logic?
SESSION 12 (in Russian)
POLITICAL THOUGHT OF ARISTOTLE
Moderator: Alexander Marey
16.00. – 17.40.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
16.00. – 16.20. Alexander Marey (Moscow)
On the People’s Soul and Her Three Faces: the Aristotle’s On the
Soul Reception to the Political Theory of Medieval Castile.
16.20. – 16.40. Ilya Erokhov, CSc (Moscow)
The Aristotle’s Political Thought between Metic and Philosopher.
The Distinction between the History of Philosophy (Didactic
Pattern) and the History of Political Thought.
16.40. – 17.00. Alexander Mishurin, CSc (Moscow)
The problem of freedom or who is a slave, according to the first
book of “Politics”.
17.00. – 17.20. Tatiana Minchenko, DSc (Tomsk)
Aristotelian Ideas of Freedom and the Rule of Natural Law as
Determining Elements of European Rationality.
17.20. – 17.40. Viktor Linkov, CSc (Moscow)
Conceptualization of Ideas of Persuasion in Aristotle’s
Philosophy.
19 OCOBER 2016
SESSION
13 (in Russian & French)
THE RECEPTION OF ARISTOTLE’S TEACHING
IN ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL TRADITION
Moderator: Evgeny Afonasin
10.00. – 11.40.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
10.00. – 10.20. Alexander Sanzhenakov, CSc (Novosibirsk)
The Authenticity Problem of the “On Virtues and Vices”.
10.20. – 10.40. Valery Vorobiev (Moscow)
Aristotle’s «Future contingents» in commentaries of early
Byzantine philosopher (Ammonius Hermeae).
10.40. – 11.00. Nadezhda Volkova, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle and Plotinus on Intellect.
11.00. – 11.20. Maya Petrova, DSc (Moscow)
Some Texts attributed to Aristotle in the Latin Literary
Tradition of the 4th-5th Centuries.
11.20. – 11.40. Evgeny Afonasin, DSc (Novosibirsk)
Theophrastus on the First Principles.
12.20. – 14.00. Lunch
SESSION 14 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION IN
RUSSIAN MEDIEVAL LITERARY TRADITION
Moderator: Marina Kiseleva
10.00-12.20
(Room 416, Floor 4)
10.00. – 10.20. Alexey Muraviev, CSc (Moscow)
The Problem of the Aristotelian Influence in the Eastern
Christian Tradition.
10.20. – 10.40. Marianna Shakhnovich, DSc (Saint Petersburg)
Aristotle in Ancient Russian “Melissa”.
10.40. – 11.00. Tatiana Chumakova, DSc (Saint Petersburg)
Historiography study of the reception of Aristotelianism in the
Ancient Russian culture.
11.00. – 11.20. Marina Kiseleva, DSc (Moscow)
Rhetorical Tradition in Stephan Yavorskij’s Sermons.
11.20. – 11.40. Yulia Zvezdina, CAC (Moscow)
Aristotle in the Works of the Middle Ages and of the Early
Modern Period in Russia.
11.40. – 12.00. Alexey Sokolov, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle in Scholastic Philosophy Courses of Russia’s Higher
Educational Schools in the 18th Century.
12.00. – 12.20. Nataliya Sukhova, DSc (Moscow)
Reception of Aristotelian Ethics in Russian “School” Theology of
the Second Half of the 19th Century.
12.20. – 14.00. Lunch
SESSION 15 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION AND NATURAL SCIENCE
Moderator: Andrei Rodin
10.00. – 12.00.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
10.00.-10.20. Susumu Tanabé, Ph.D. (Istanbul, Turkey)
The Concept of Genus (το γένος) in Aristotle and Natural Science
after Cartesian Revolution
10.20. – 10.40. Andrei Rodin, CSc (Moscow; Saint Petersburg)
Mathesis Universalis and the Idea of Logic in Aristotle.
10.40. – 11.00. Elena Mamchur, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Topos and Contemporary Physics.
11.00. – 11.20. Oksana Goncharko (Saint Petersburg)
Dmitry Chernoglazov (Saint Petersburg)
Scholia on Aristotle’s Organon and Porphyry’s Isagoge in 12th
Century Byzantium: Theodore Prodromus and his Logical Method
11.20. – 11.40. Sergey Kulikov, DSc (Tomsk)
Aristotelian Theory of Time and Falsity of Its Interpretation in
the 20th Century.
11.40. – 12.00. Alexander Pigalev, DSc (Volgograd)
The Aristotelian Background of the ‘Nominalist Revolution’ and
the Philosophical Foundations of European Rationality.
12.00. – 14.00.
Lunch
SESSION 16 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION IN
В MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY TIMES
Moderator: Irina Blauberg
14.00 – 16.00.
(Conference Hall, Floor 6)
14.00. – 14.20. Irina Blauberg, DSc (Moscow)
Felix Ravaisson and his “Essay on Aristotle’s the
Metaphysics”.
14.20. – 14.40. Vladimir yakovlev, DSc (Moscow)
Entelechial Causality in Aristotle’s Metaphysics and
Teleological Rationalism in Contemporary Science.
14.40. – 15.00. Evgeny Zaytsev, CSc (Moscow)
The Aristotelian Dictum ars imitatio naturae and Its Fate in the
Middle Ages and Early Modern Times.
15.00. – 15.20. Gyultekin Shamilli, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle and the Concept of Musical Form: Practice Against
Theory?
15.20. – 15.40. Alexandra Berdnikova (Moscow)
G. Teichmüller’s «Aristotelische Forschungen» as a logical step
in the evolution of his personalistic views.
16.15. – 19.00. Farewell Dinner
(Restaurant at the Langust Hotel: 21, Goncharnaya St.)
SESSION 17 (in Russian)
ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION IN RUSSIA
Moderator: Mikhail Egorochkin
14.00 – 15.40.
(Academic Council Hall, Room 313, Floor 3)
14.00. – 14.20. Mikhail Egorochkin, CSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Constitution of Athens in Russian Classical Studies
(1891–1937).
14.20. – 14.40. Dilbar Fayzihodjaeva, CSc (Tashkent,
Uzbekistan)
Тransformation of Aristotle’s Syllogistic Theory in M.I.
Karinskiy’s Classification of Conclusions
.
14.40. – 15.00. Alexander Dobrokhotov, DSc (Moscow)
The concept of the “Christian Aristotelianism” in the works of
Sergei Averintsev.
15.00. – 15.20. Victoria Kravchenko, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle’s Ideas in Maria Bezobrazova’s Creative Works.
15.20. – 15.40. Nina Abramova, DSc (Moscow)
Aristotle: action and soul from the philosophical point of
view.
16.15. – 19.00. Farewell Dinner
(Restaurant at the Langust Hotel: 21, Goncharnaya St.)