Danielle Allen, Professor at the Institute for Advanced Study and a recipient of the Macarthur "genius" Grant, will give the bi-annual Lionel Trilling Seminar. She will speak on "Plato's Cunning: Philosophy as Political Strategy." Columbia professors Nadia Urbinati and Katja Vogt will be discussants.
Plato’s Cunning: Philosophy as Political Strategy
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 6:15pm The Schapiro Center, Davis Auditorium
Notes
Free and open to the public
No registration necessary
First come, first served seating
Participants
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Danielle Allen
Professor
Institute for Advanced Study
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Nadia Urbinati
Kyriakos Tsakopoulos Professor of Political Theory and Hellenic Studies
Columbia University
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Katja Vogt
Professor
Columbia University
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