The Monday and Wednesday sessions will be
held in
the Quadrangle Room of the Texas Union,
the Tuesday sessions in the Sig
Auditorium of the Dell
Children’s Center.
Monday
August 11th: The
Formation of the Corpus
7:30-8:20: Shuttles to Texas Union from hotel
7:30-8:20: Registration and breakfast buffet
in
Lone Star Room
8:30-8:45: Opening remarks by Dr. Randy
Diehl, Dean
of Liberal Arts
8:45-10:45: First paper session: Early
Days
Moderator: Cynthia Shelmerdine
Philip van der Eijk, “The first and the
second
Hippocrates,” University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Paul Demont, “Géographie, histoire et
organization
de la medicine selon Platon,” Université de Paris, Sorbonne.
Susan Prince, “The Peripatetic Hippocrates
and
other Monists in the Anonymus Londinensis,” University of
Cincinnati.
Eric D. Nelson, “History of an Appendix:
What’s
Hippocratic about the Pseudepigraphics?” Pacific Lutheran University.
10:45-11:00: Tea/Coffee
11:00-12:30: Second paper session:
Hippocrates’
Rising Star?
Moderator: Julie Laskaris
Ann Hanson, “Hippocratic writers and ancient
readers: authorship and individuation,” Yale University.
Amneris Roselli—“flppokrate€vw
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te ka‹ élhy«w: Ippocrate testimone di verità, da Apollonio di
Cizio a Galeno,” Università di Napoli ‘L’Orientale’.
Rebecca Flemming, “From Corpus to Canon(s):
Debating the Hippocratic in the Roman Empire,” Jesus College Cambridge.
12:30-2:00: Lunch@Blanton Art Museum
2:00-3:30: Third paper session: Galen’s
view of
Hippocrates
Moderator: Rebecca Flemming
Véronique Boudon-Millot, “What does Galen
mean by
Hippocratics and Hippocrateans?” Université de Paris, Sorbonne
Todd Curtis, “Galen’s approach to what is
Hippocratic in De natura hominis: A rhetorical analysis of In
Hippocratis de natura hominis commentaria,” University of Newcastle
upon Tyne.
R.J. Hankinson, “Galen on Hippocratic
physics,”
University of Texas at Austin.
3:30-4:00: Tea/Coffee
4:00-5:00: Keynote address: Jacques
Jouanna,
Université de Paris, Sorbonne
Introduced by R.J. Hankinson
"Le régime dans la
Collection hippocratique:
la notion de diaita, et les grands problèmes."
5:00-6:00: Shuttles to hotel & reception
6:00-8:00: Opening reception in Texas Medical
Association Gallery
Exhibit: “The History of Medical Illustration”
Tuesday
August 12th:
Drugs and Desire within and beyond the Corpus
8:15 a.m.: Bus leaves hotel
8:30-9:00: Breakfast buffet at Dell
Children’s
Center
9:00-10:30: Fourth paper session:
Pharmaceutical practice among the Hippocratics and others
Moderator: Philip van der Eijk
John Scarborough, “Some organizational
principles
and pharmaceutical therapies in the Hippocratic Diseases of Women I,”
University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Alain Touwaide, “What’s Hippocratic about
the
Hippocratics? The contribution of materia medica and therapeutics,”
Smithsonian Institution.
Laurence Totelin, “Hippocratic and
Aristophanic
recipes: same difference,” University of Cambridge, Dept. of History
and Philosophy of Science.
10:30-10:45: Tea/Coffee
10:45-12:15: Fifth paper session: Desire
as
Disease
Moderator: Bronwen Wickkiser
Brooke Holmes, “What is medical about
medicine?
The problem of pleasure,” Princeton University.
Jennifer Kosack, “Fighting and mastering
disease:
metaphors and masculinity,” Bowdoin College.
Leanne McNamara, “‘Love is like the
Measles.’
Hippocratic and non-Hippocratic approaches to lovesickness,” University
of Melbourne.
12:15-1:15: Lunch@Sig Auditorium
1:15-2:15: Keynote address: Heinrich von
Staden, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
Introduced by Ralph Rosen
“The Oath and the
oaths:
Is
the Hippocratic Oath Hippocratic?”
2:30: Bus leaves Dell campus
2:45-4:45: Free time for Blanton/HRC/Texas
History
Museum, Capitol, etc.
4:45-6:30: Tour of Austin & Lake Austin
with
“Austin Duck Adventures”
6:30-8:00: Banquet @ Shoreline Grill
8:30-9:00: Bat-watching & drinks on patio
9:00: Bus returns to hotel
Wednesday
August 13th:
Patterns and Distinctions in the medical thought of Classical Greece
7:45-8:30: Shuttles to Texas Union from hotel
8:30-9:00: Breakfast buffet in Lone Star Room
9:00--10:30: Sixth paper session: Dreams
and
Eros in Hippocratic and Asklepeian Healing
Moderator: Elizabeth Craik
Maithe Hulskamp, “Medical dreams in the
Hippocratic Corpus,” University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Bronwen Wickkiser, “Erotic experience in the
cures
of Asclepius and the Hippocratics,” Vanderbilt University.
Marquis Berrey, “Male erotic desire in the
Hippocratics,” University of Texas at Austin.
10:30-10:45: Tea/Coffee
10:45-12:15: Seventh paper session:
Hippocratic Bodies, whole and parts
Moderator: Joel Mann
Patrick Macfarlane, “Teeth in the
Hippocratic
Corpus,” Providence College.
Roberto Lopresti, “Perceiving the coherence
of the
perceiving body,” University of Palermo.
Robert Alessi, “Bodily features in the
Corpus
Hippocraticum: remarks about the method of classification of
individuals into groups,” Université de Poitiers.
12:15-2:00: Lunch @ AT&T Executive Center
2:15-3:45: Eighth paper session: Connections
of Language and Ideas within the Corpus
Moderator: Tom Palaima
Elizabeth Craik, “The affiliations of Glands
to other Hippocratic treatises,” University of St. Andrews.
Pilar Pérez Cañizares, “The treatise Affections
in the context of the Hippocratic Collection,” University of Newcastle
upon Tyne.
Juan Antonio López Férez, “Autómatos y su
familia
léxica en el Corpus hippocraticum,” UNED Madrid.
3:45-4:00: Tea/Coffee
4:00-5:30: Ninth paper session:Hippocrates
and the Sophists
Moderator: Michael Gagarin
Makoto Anzai, “The Authorship of the
Hippocratic De
arte,” Hokkaido University.
Joel Mann, “On the (distinctively
Hippocratic?)
Art,” St. Norbert’s College.
Ralph Rosen, “Towards a Hippocratic
anthropology? On
Ancient Medicine and the origin of humans,” University of
Pennsylvania.
5:30-5:45: Wrap-up
5:45-6:15: Shuttles to hotel
Now available: Paper Abstracts.
General notes for speakers
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