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Legislation and lawgiving: philosophical perspectives on antiquityÉcole Normale Supérieure – 10-12 June 2019Ecole Normale Supérieure (45 rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris)&#160;MONDAY 10 JUNE        Salle Cavaillès 9.00  Coffee and Welcome9.15-10.45Philip Horky (Durham University)‘On Law, On Justice, On Law and Justice.’&#160;11.00-12.30Anders Dahl-Sorensen (Durham University)‘Law without politics: Anonymous Iamblichi (DK 89)’&#160;1.45-3.15Susan Sauvé Meyer (University of Pennsylvania)‘Two questions about the rule of law in Plato’&#160;3.30-5.00   &#160; KEYNOTE LECTUREMalcolm Schofield (University of Cambridge)‘How Plato composed the Laws’&#160;TUESDAY 11 JUNE                 Salle Lettres 1 et 2 – Couloir Jaune – 2eétage Escalier B9.15-10.45Anthony Bonnemaison (ENS Ulm)‘Dialegesthai and paranomia in Plato’s Republic’&#160;11.00-12.30René de Nicolay (Princeton University / ENS Ulm)‘On paranomia in the Laws’&#160;1.45-3.15Katja Vogt (Columbia University) (visio-conférence)‘The Stoic Conception of Law’&#160;WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE              Amphithéâtre Galois (Rataud) Immeuble NIR9.15-10.45Myrthe Bartels (Durham University)‘Judging Character and Culpability: a Philosophical Perspective on Legislation in Plato's Laws?'&#160;11.00-12.30Mi-Kyoung Lee (University of Colorado at Boulder)‘Aristotle on Legislating for Virtue’&#160;1.45-3.15Stéphane Marchand (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)‘Que valent les lois pour un pyrrhonien?’&#160;3.30-5.00Valentina Arena (University College London)‘The late Republican Antiquarians and Roman Law’&#160;5.15-6.45Dominic O’Meara (Université de Fribourg)‘Legislation and Legislator in the Philosophy of Julian the Emperor’&#160;Org : Melissa Lane (Princeton), Dimitri El Murr (ENS) with the assistance of Anthony Bonnemaison (ENS).