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Place: Friday: MFO - Saturday: All Souls CollegeFriday 3 February, Maison Fran&#231;aise d'OxfordMorning SessionChair: Noel Malcolm (All Souls College, Oxford)    10.30-11.30 Timothy Raylor (Carleton College, Northfield)    Hobbes's Method of Composition and its Implications    11.30-12.30 Stephen Clucas (Birkbeck College, London)    Defining the Terms of Motion in Hobbes's Natural philosophyAfternoon Session IChair: Kinch Hoekstra (University of California, Berkeley)    14.00-15.00 John Henry (University of Edinburgh)    Galileo, Hobbes, and the Physics of Simple Circular Motion    15.00-16.00 Douglas Jesseph (University of South Florida)    Hobbes on the Foundations of Natural PhilosophyAfternoon Session IIChair: Luc Borot (MFO)    16.30-18.00 Daniel Garber (Princeton University)    Hobbes, Descartes, and Laws of Nature    Francesca Giuliano (Universit&#224; del Salento)    Response to Dan GarberSaturday 4 February, All Souls CollegeMorning Session IChair: Catherine Wilson (University of Aberdeen)    9.30-10.30 Franco Giudice (Universit&#224; degli Studi di Bergamo)    The Place of Optics in Hobbes's Natural Philosophy    10.30-11.30 Elaine Stroud (University of Wisconsin)    Lines of Vision: A Construction Integrating Physics, Geometry, and PsychologyMorning Session IIChair : Daniel Garber ( Princeton University)    11.45-12.45 Philip Beeley (Linacre College, Oxford)    Experimentarian Philosophers. Hobbes's Writings on Pneumatics and their Reception by Boyle and WallisAfternoon SessionChair: Martine P&#233;charman (CNRS-MFO)    14.00-15.00 Agostino Lupoli (Universit&#224; degli Studi di Milano)    Hobbes's Concept of Accident    15.00-16.00 Cees Leijenhorst (Radboud University Nijmegen)    Causality and Representation in Hobbes's De Corpore