Wednesday 10 July 2013 Session 4 Venue: Auditorium Chair: Michael Lambert 8.00 9.00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS – Prof. Barbara Goff, University of Reading, United Kingdom The Imaginary Greece of Baron Pierre de Coubertin Venue A: Venue B: Venue C: Chair: Chair: Chair: Johan Steenkamp 9.00 9:30 Kristien Wolmarans (UJ) Phlip Bosman (UNISA) Philip Bothma (NWU) – Adornment and allure: wedding imagery Plutarch on Fire XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX on a painted vase by the Eretria Painter 9:30 Elaine McDonald (UJ) Lamprecht (UNISA) P-G WiP I – 10:00 The frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries, Modern and post-modern philisophical Representation and Reception Pompeii appropriation of Aristotle’s ethical and Andries Pieterse (UP) political theories in eudaimonia Echo and Narcissus Ovid’s unique – version of the myth 10:00 Nicola Cronin Barham (Chicago) Clive Chandler (UCT) Liliana Carrick-Tappeiner (UKZN) – 10:30 Readings of Roman wall paintings and the The Epicurean understanding of Reconstructing Eurydice in late 20th and enlightenment aesthetic madness 21st century literature 10:30 – TEA / COFFEE 11:00 11:00 Stephanie Harris Matthew Shelton (UCT) Catherine Bilro (UKZN) – 11:30 Pan revitalized, cavorting once again Hallucination in Epicurean Physics Application or Richard Dawkins’ theory amongst mortals (1976) of memetics to a comparison … between and Greek and San mythology 11:30 Andrea Doyle (UJ) Dylan Futter (Wits) Dylan Lindsay (UKZN) – 12:00 Medieval mysteries in Jan Gossaert’s Note on Phaedo 117b6 Representations of masculinity on Attic Rennaissance Danae Black-Figure vase painting
Wednesday 10 July 2013 Session 4 Venue: Auditorium Chair: Michael Lambert 8.00 – 9.00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Prof. Barbara Goff, University of Reading, United Kingdom The Imaginary Greece of Baron Pierre de Coubertin Venue A: Chair: Venue B: Chair: Venue C: Chair: Johan Steenkamp 9.00 – 9:30 Kristien Wolmarans (UJ) Adornment and allure: wedding imagery on a painted vase by the Eretria Painter Phlip Bosman (UNISA) Plutarch on Fire Philip Bothma (NWU) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 9:30 – 10:00 Elaine McDonald (UJ) The frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries, Pompeii Lamprecht (UNISA) Modern and post-modern philisophical appropriation of Aristotle’s ethical and political theories in eudaimonia P-G WiP I Representation and Reception Andries Pieterse (UP) Echo and Narcissus – Ovid’s unique version of the myth 10:00 – 10:30 Nicola Cronin Barham (Chicago) Readings of Roman wall paintings and the enlightenment aesthetic Clive Chandler (UCT) The Epicurean understanding of madness Liliana Carrick-Tappeiner (UKZN) Reconstructing Eurydice in late 20th and 21st century literature 10:30 – 11:00 TEA / COFFEE 11:00 – 11:30 Stephanie Harris Pan revitalized, cavorting once again amongst mortals … Matthew Shelton (UCT) Hallucination in Epicurean Physics Catherine Bilro (UKZN) Application or Richard Dawkins’ theory (1976) of memetics to a comparison between and Greek and San mythology 11:30 – 12:00 Andrea Doyle (UJ) Medieval mysteries in Jan Gossaert’s Rennaissance Danae Dylan Futter (Wits) Note on Phaedo 117b6 Dylan Lindsay (UKZN) Representations of masculinity on Attic Black-Figure vase painting
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