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Colloque louvaniste: Art and Morality in Ancient Philosophy, 6 &#38; 7 mai&#160; 2010Organisation: Pierre Destr&#233;e (UCL), Stephen Halliwell (Chaire CardinalMercier, UCL), et Gerd van Riel (KUL)Conf&#233;renciers:- Tad BRENNAN (Cornell): Why Plato Revisits Poetry in Book X of theRepublic- Nick PAPPAS (CUNY): Plato on the Impiety of the Mim&#234;tikos- Pierre DESTREE (Louvain-la-Neuve): Plato on Why Theatre Is soAttractive- Catherine COLLOBERT (Ottawa): Aesthetic Pleasure in the Service ofMorality. The Platonic Eschatological Narrative- Verity HARTE (Yale): Mixed Emotions about Comedy in Plato&#039;s Philebus- Francesco PELOSI (SNS, Pisa): Music, Ethics and Aesthetics in Platoand Plotinus- Robert WALLACE (Northwestern U.): Ethics and Harmoniai in ClassicalAthens- Paul WOODRUFF (Austin): Tragic Ethics- Stephen HALLIWELL (St Andrews): (How) Can a Life Be a Work of Art?- Stephen LEIGHTON (Queen&#8217;s U.): Emotion and Insight. Some Reservations- Malcolm HEATH (Leeds): Aristotle and the Intrinsic Value of Poetry- Elisabetta MATELLI (Milano): Charakterismos in an Aesthetic- Margaret GRAVER (Dartmouth College): Personal Attractiveness andStoic Meta- Ethics- Elisabeth ASMIS (Chicago): The Usefulness of Poetry in Stoicism- Gerd VAN RIEL (Leuven): The Rejection of Perspectivism. Plato andProclus- Christoph HORN (Bonn): Beauty and Morality in Plotinus&#039; Philosophyof ArtLe programme d&#233;taill&#233; peut &#234;tre t&#233;l&#233;charg&#233; &#224; l&#039;adresse suivante:http://www.uclouvain.be/institut-isp.html