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Czech Plato Society Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University University Centre for the Study of Ancient and Medieval Thoughthttp://ufar.ff.cuni.cz/sites/default/files/imce/Aktuality/kratylos_poster.pdf PLATO’S CRATYLUS - XIth Symposium Platonicum PragensePrague, Villa Lanna (Praha 6, V Sadech 1)November 9 –10, 2017 Thursday, November 9 Chair Filip Karfík9:00-10:00        Francesco Ademollo (Firenze) – Why the Cratylus matters10:30-11:30      Steffen Lund Jørgensen (København) – The opening of Plato’s Cratylus. A prelude to a Socratic reading of the dialogue11:30-12:30      Anna Pavani (Köln) – Forms and names. On Cratylus, 389a5-390a10                                                Chair Vladimír Mikeš15:00-16:00      Alexander Verlinski (Saint Petersburg) – Socrates on perfect names and real names: some considerations on the (in)compatiblity of the two accounts16:30-17:30      Jakub Jinek (Praha) – Platons Theologie der Götternamen17:30-18:30      Olof Pettersson (Uppsala) – Commerce, theft and deception: the etymology of Hermes in Plato’s Cratylus Friday, November 10                                                Chair Jakub Jirsa 9:00-10:00        Francesco Aronadio (Roma) – Intentionality and referentiality in Plato’s Cratylus10:30-11:30      Vladimír Mikeš (Praha) – What remains of Socrates’ naturalist theory once conventionalism is accepted11:30-12:30      Filip Karfík (Fribourg) – A theory of language between motion and rest: the Cratylus in the context of Plato’s later dialogues                                                Chair Karel Thein15:00-16:00      Mariapaola Bergomi (Milano) – Gorgias and the Cratylus16:30-17:30      Christine J. Thomas (Hanover, New Hampshire) – Names and the care of the soul in Plato’s Cratylus