This year we made a much more concerted effort to document the events of the 2010 Ancient Philosophy Society in pictures. Here you will find a set of pictures of the 2010 Ancient Philosophy Society held at Michigan State this year. Here is a slideshow of some of our pictures:
Thank you to everyone who made the 2010 APS conference possible.
As we prepare to meet again in Michigan for the 10th year, I want to celebrate a milestone for the APS Facebook page: we have reached and surpassed the 300 fans mark. If you have not already, I invite members to join our facebook page at:
http://www.facebook.com/AncientPhilosophySociety
Encourage your friends on Facebook to become fans, or to “like” our page.
I would also like to invite you to listen to Ryan Drake and I talk about the paper I will give on Saturday at the conference. The paper is on the Protagoras and Ryan joined me on episode 31 of the Digital Dialogue to discuss some of the issues I will raise in that paper. Thanks, Ryan, for a great conversation.
Listen to episode 31 entitled Shame and Justice here.
To subscribe to the Digital Dialogue via iTunes, click here.
For more information, visit my Digital Dialogue blog and the page related to my project on Socratic Politics.
I hope everyone has a safe trip to East Lansing, and don’t forget, if you tweet, use the #APS10 hash tag!
I thought I would give everyone a few updates on things related to our digital community at the Ancient Philosophy Society as we begin to turn our attention to the upcoming conference at Michigan State.
First, I am very pleased to see that we have, as of this writing, 292 fans on the Ancient Philosophy Society Facebook page. I encourage all readers of this blog to join us on Facebook where not only posts from this blog appear, but also comments and posts from others writing on our wall can be found. I would love to see a more dynamic conversation both here and there on the Facebook page.
In order to facilitate that, I would like to propose that we use the following twitter hash tag for the 2010 conference: #APS10. You can follow my tweets about the conference at: http://www.twitter.com/cplong and I invite other members who use twitter to comment below with your twitter name and to use the #APS10 hash tag when you tweet something related to this year’s conference.
Also, I hope people will take pictures of the activities around the APS conference this year and post them on the Facebook page as well. Those of you with Flickr accounts can also use the APS10 tag for your pictures if you post them so we can begin creating a collection of photos for the Society.
Finally, if there are members of the APS who would be interested in co-authoring this blog with me, please contact me at admin@ancientphilosophysociety.org. I would love to see if we can generate some more content for this blog from members interested in posting things related to our work together on the ancient texts.
According to John Stuhr of Emory University, they will be advertising for the following position:
Assistant Professor (tenure-track) Beginning Fall 2011. Four courses/year, beginning undergraduate to graduate level. Usual advising, committee, and other non-teaching duties. Ph. D. required.
AOS: Aristotle. AOC: history of philosophy.
Review of applications begins November 15, 2010; interviews will take place at the APA meeting in December, 2010; finalists will visit campus beginning in January. Applications must include: a cover letter that addresses the position description; a current CV; a writing sample; a teaching portfolio; and three confidential letters of reference. Send applications to: Aristotle Search, Department of Philosophy, 214 Bowden Hall, 561 South Kilgo Circle, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322. Nominations are invited. Emory University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, and actively seeks applications from women and minorities.
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