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Aristotle’s Ontology in the Framework of Plato’s AcademyTurin, 28-29 May 2019Organized by Federico M. Petrucci and Beatrice Michetti&#160;14.45-15: Welcome15-15.30: Introduction&#160;I session: May 28, 15.30-19.3015.30-16.30: Francesco Ademollo (Firenze): Anti-Platonism in Aristotle’s Categories16.30-17: Break17-18: Laura Castelli (MUSAPH): Principles, Contraries, and Reductions18-19: Beatrice Michetti (PhD FINO): Genus as Constituent Part: One/Many Arguments in Metaphysics Z&#160;II session: May 29, 9.15-12.459.15-10.15: Michel Crubellier (Université de Lille 3): Can There Be Something Opposite to Being? Metaphysics N 2, 1088b35-1090a210.15-10.45: Break10.45-11.45: Emily Katz (Michigan State University): Intelligible Matter and the Great and the Small11.45-12.45: Phillip Horky (Durham University): Speusippus Speaks for Himself: the Fragment of On Pythagorean Numbers (Fr. 28 Taran/Fr. 122 I.-P.)&#160;III session: May 29, 15-19.3015-16: Giulia De Cesaris (PhD Durham University): Aristotle and Speusippus on the Principles of Being16-17: Roberto Granieri (PhD University of Toronto): Xenocrates and the Two-Category Scheme in the Early Academy17-17.30: Break17.30-18.30: David Lefebvre (Paris Sorbonne): Eudemus on the Two Ways of Being in Plato and Aristotle18.30-19.30: Riccardo Chiaradonna (Roma Tre): Boethus of Sidon, the Old Academy, and First Century BC Philosophical Debates &#160;There are no registration fees, but we would kindly ask anyone interested in attending the workshop to inform the organizers by May 20th by writing to: federicomaria.petrucci@unito.itThis Workshop, supported by the PhD programme FINO, is part of the "Academy Week", joining Ancient Philosophers from Turin, Milan and Durham: in the second half of the week, from May 30 to June 1, in Gargnano sul Garda (Brescia), the Conference “Grasping the Philosopher in Plato’s Academy” will take place (organizers Filippo Forcignanò and Phillip Horky).&#160;