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Hannah Arendt and Reiner Schürmann Symposium in Political PhilosophyTyrants, Kings, Emperors, and Philosophers: Philosophy and Political Power in AntiquityNew School for Social Research, New York, May, 10-11 201355 West 13 Street, Room 202Organized by Cinzia Arruzza and Dmitri NikulinMay 109:45: Introduction â€“ Dmitri Nikulin (NSSR)10:00-11:30: Andreas Kalyvas (NSSR), The Dictator is a Tyrant: Dionysius of Halicarnassus' Critique of Roman Republicanism and its Significance TodayChair: Chiara Bottici (NSSR)11:45-1:15: Dmitri Nikulin (NSSR), Telling Truth in the Face of a Tyrant: Diogenes the Cynic as a Political ThinkerChair: Banu Bargu (NSSR)3:00-4:30: Cinzia Arruzza (NSSR), Philosophical Dogs and Tyrannical Wolves in Platoâ€™s RepublicChair: Simon Critchley (NSSR)4:45-6:15: Chris Bobonich (Stanford University), Whatâ€™s the Good of Knowing the Good?Chair: Ross Poole (NSSR)May 1110:00-11:30: Christoph Horn (University of Bonn), Individual Competence and Collective Deliberation in Aristotleâ€™s Politics Chair: Euree Song (Kyung Hee University, Seoul)11:45-1:15: Gretchen Reydams-Schils (University of Notre Dame), Dion and Epictetus on how to speak the truth to power Chair: Omri Boehm (NSSR)3:00-4:30: Dominic Oâ€™Meara (University of Fribourg), Plato's Tyrant in Neoplatonic Philosophy Chair: Benoît Challand (NYU)4:45-6:15: Final roundtableFor more information: https://www.newschool.edu/nssr/events.aspx?id=88606 and https://www.newschool.edu/nssr/events.aspx?id=88607