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Cambridge Platonism: Reception and Influence.To be held at Clare College, University of Cambridge on May 31st - June1st. The program will run as follows:DAY 1: May 31st (1pm - 6pm)Michael Gill - "Whichcote and Cudworth on Religious Tolerance and theReadmission of the Jews"Nick Fisher - "The influence of John Smith's 'noble intellect and generousChristian faith' upon Simon Patrick (1626-1707)"Luisa Simonutti - "Consciousness and identity : Locke and Cudworth"Isabel Rivers - "The promotion of the Cambridge Platonists by some clericsand ministers from the later seventeenth to the early nineteenth centuries:Gilbert Burnet, Henry Scougal, William Wishart, John Wesley, Richard Price,Alexander Knox, John Jebb"DAY 2: June 1st (9am - 6pm)Thomas Fedrick-Illsley - "Samuel Clarke and the Cambridge Platonists"Friedrich Uehlein - "Whichcote, Shaftesbury and Deism"Louise Hickman - "Deiform reason: The Cambridge Platonists and EighteenthCentury Dissenting Thought"Sylvana Tomaselli - "Reflections on Love in the political writings ofWollstonecraft"Derek Michaud - "John Smith's Lasting Influence: The TransatlanticReception of a 'Living Library'"James Vigus - ""This is not quite fair, Master More!": Coleridge'sEncounters with the Cambridge Platonists"Philippe Barthelet - "Entre théodicée et apologétique, Platon comme «préface humaine de l'Évangile » : Joseph de Maistre et Simone Weil dans lesillage ouvert par Cudworth"Russell Manning - "The Irrelevance and Relevance of Cambridge Platonism forTwentieth-Century Theology"Although the workshop is free to attend, we have no provision for attendeetravel costs, accommodation or meals. This workshop is part of a largerproject, 'Revisioning Cambridge Platonism'; more information can be foundabout this project at the bottom of this email.For queries, please contact Emily Thomas on aeet2@cam.ac.uk or David Leechon dl240@cam.ac.uk