I am very sorry to report that Jorge Gracia died earlier this week. Readers of this blog will know him best for his work in medieval philosophy, but throughout his career the inspiring breadth of his interests surely caused many to think, “There must be more than one Jorge Gracia.”
Monthly Archives: July 2021
Happenings in July
I’ve been very negligent in posting about a two-year postdoc in Prague, in medieval philosophy. The deadline is TOMORROW, July 15, 2021. Information here, at #4. The position starts in January 2022.
The deadline for submissions for the Res Philosophica Essay Prize has been extended until August 1, 2021. The topic is “Theological Dogma and Philosophical Innovation in Medieval Philosophy.” There’s fame and money to be won.
Claude Panaccio may have retired, but you can see him on YouTube, speaking about “Ockham on Substance” at a Brazilian conference in honor of Carlos Arthur Ribeiro do Nascimento.
There’s an international conference this fall on Arnau of Villanova, organized at Barcelona, but online, on October 4-8, 2021. Details here.
In medias PHIL 