June 8th, 15.15-18.30: Post-Hellenistic and Patristic Philosophy (I)
Chair: Federico M. Petrucci (Turin)
- Federico M. Petrucci, Pieter d'Hoine and Arianna Piazzalunga: Introduction
- Alexandra Michalewski (CNRS, Paris). Atticus’ Doctrine of Providence: Cosmological and Ethical Issues
- Marco Zambon (Padua). Between Biblical Exegesis and Controversy: Origen's Doctrine of Free Will (Princ. III 1)
June 9th, 10-13: Post-Hellenistic and Patristic Philosophy (II)
Chair: Ermanno Malaspina (Turin)
- Ursula Coope (Oxford). Proclus on Providence. Contingency and What Depends on Us
- Pieter d'Hoine (Leuven). Divine Knowledge and Knowledge of the Divine in Proclus' Interpretation of the Parmenides "Greatest Difficulty"
June 9th, 15.30-18.30: The Arabic Middle Ages
Chair: Matteo Di Giovanni (Turin)
- Cristina Cerami (CNRS, Paris). Averroes on Providence between Physics, Metaphysics and Logic
- Ayman Shihadeh (SOAS, London). Theodicy and Anti-Theodicy in Premodern Arabic Thought
June 10th, 10-13: The Latin Middle Ages
Chair: Pasquale Porro (Turin)
- Antonio Petagine (Rome). Divine Providence and Human Free Will: Thomas Aquinas and the Debate of his Time.
- Amos Corbini (Turin). Divine Providence in the year of the Black Death: Hugolinus of Orvieto vs. Peter Ceffons