Manuscripts of Metaphysics and Philosophical Theology
Date
9–10 September 2025
Abstract
The workshop is the third of a series of annual workshops dedicated to the material expression of intellectual activity in different philosophical genres. It brings together a diverse group of scholars in different career levels who tackle the subject matter from different methodological approaches such as codicology, philology, historiography, and material analysis. The first two workshops focused on, respectively, manuscripts of logic and natural philosophy in medieval Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, and Latin linguistic domains. They proved productive with respect to the cross-pollination among scholars from different fields and who focus on different languages and periods, finding interesting (and sometimes surprising) connections and avenues for further collaboration. The current workshop will follow suit, this time—and in line with the traditional Aristotelian curriculum—focusing on metaphysics and philosophical theology in Greek, Arabic, Latin, and Hebrew.
Convenors
- Yoav Meyrav (University of Hamburg)
- Christian Brockmann (University of Hamburg)
- Hanna Gentili (University of Hamburg)
- José Maksimczuk (University of Hamburg)
Participants
- Silvia Di Vincenzo (Ca' Foscari University of Venice)
- Heidrun Eichner (Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen)
- Yehuda Halper (Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan)
- John Marenbon (Cambridge University)
- Christina Prapa (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
- Alfonso Quartucci (University of Cologne)
- Miriam Rogasch (University of Cologne)
Contact and further information
Please contact the HEPMASITE project for further information and registration: hepmasite-reli@uni-hamburg.de