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https://voices.uchicago.edu/phusiskaiphuta/Phusis kai Phuta. Nature and Plants in Early Greek ThoughtFirst colloquium of the Phusis kai phuta network.Paris, 18th-19th June 2019University of Chicago – Center in Paris, 6 rue Thomas MannINHA, salle Vasari, 2 rue Vivienne18 JuneYuen room, University of Chicago – Center in Paris, 6 rue Thomas Mann&#160;MorningSession 1: Empedocles panel (I)9h45 welcome coffee10h10 A. Macé (Franche-Comté): “The growth of Hesiod's Roots – Empedocles’ VegetalMetaphysics”11h20 M. Herner (Munich): “‘If the Elements Are Roots, Are We Plants?’ The ‘Metaphysics ofLife’ in Empedocles’ Physical Theory”12h20 lunchAfternoonSession 2: Empedocles panel (II)14h00 C. Ferella (Mainz): “Empedocles and the Birth of Plants and Trees: Reconstructing PStrasb.gr. inv. 1665-6 end. d-f 10b-18”15h10 coffée break15h30 L. Wash (Chicago): “Between Demiurgic Love and Random Growth: Image and Concept inEmpedocles”16h40 J.-C. Picot (Centre Léon Robin): Empedocles wrap-up and general discussion18h fin19 JuneSalle Vasari, INHA, 2 rue Vivienne.MorningKeynote address9h30 G. Heinemann (Kassel): “Physis: A Dualism of Accounts and Some More Imagery”11h00 coffee-breakSession 3: Pre-Theophrastean botanical models (I)11h30 C. Zatta (Siena) – “Plants' Physiology and Life from the Presocratics to Aristotle”12h40 lunchAfternoonSession 4: Pre-Theophrastean botanical models (II)14h Anne Laure Therme (Independent): “Les animaux sont-ils des plantes ou les plantes desanimaux ? Modèles végétaux dans les zoogonies présocratiques”15h10 A. Buccheri (HaStec, CJP): “Phuo, thallō, anthos: What Can Lexicography Teach Us AboutPre-Theophrastean Botanical Models?”16h10 Concluding comments by J. Strauss Clay (Virgina) and general discussion.