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    John Marenbon, a senior research fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge, will present a series of three lectures on Peter Abelard at the University of Notre Dame from November 12-19, 2009. The first lecture on November 12 is titled "The Present: Abelard Himself." The second lecture on November 17 is titled "The Past: Abelard's Dialogue with Anselm's Ethics." The third lecture on November 19 is titled "The Future: Abelard's Contention that God Can Do Only What It Does, and Its Fortune." Marenbon has written extensively about Abelard and medieval philosophy. The lectures will subsequently be published in a single volume.

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    John Marenbon, a senior research fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge, will present a series of three lectures on Peter Abelard at the University of Notre Dame from November 12-19, 2009. The first lecture on November 12 is titled "The Present: Abelard Himself." The second lecture on November 17 is titled "The Past: Abelard's Dialogue with Anselm's Ethics." The third lecture on November 19 is titled "The Future: Abelard's Contention that God Can Do Only What It Does, and Its Fortune." Marenbon has written extensively about Abelard and medieval philosophy. The lectures will subsequently be published in a single volume.

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    John Marenbon, a senior research fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge, will present a series of three lectures on Peter Abelard at the University of Notre Dame from November 12-19, 2009. The first lecture on November 12 is titled "The Present: Abelard Himself." The second lecture on November 17 is titled "The Past: Abelard's Dialogue with Anselm's Ethics." The third lecture on November 19 is titled "The Future: Abelard's Contention that God Can Do Only What It Does, and Its Fortune." Marenbon has written extensively about Abelard and medieval philosophy. The lectures will subsequently be published in a single volume.

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    Abelard in Four Dimensions

    The 2009 Conway Lectures


    Presented by the Medieval Institute
    at the University of Notre Dame

    November 12, 17 & 19, 2009


       
    5:00 p.m. start time for all lectures

    John Marenbon
    Senior Research Fellow, Trinity College, University of Cambridge
    John Marenbon has written extensively about Peter Abelard
    throughout his career, including The Philosophy of Peter Abelard
    (Cambridge, 1997). He has published: From the Circle of Alcuin to the
    School of Auxerre (Cambridge, 1981) and Boethius (Oxford University
    Press, 2003). A collection of his articles appeared as Aristotelian Logic,
    Thursday, November 12 “ The Present: Abelard Himself ” Platonism, and the Context of Early Medieval Philosophy in the West
    (A reception will follow the lecture) (Variorum Collected Studies, 2000). His other scholarly interests
    focus on methodological issues about the history of philosophy and his
    Tuesday, November 17 “ The Past: Abelard’s Dialogue with most recent research project deals with the medieval concept of good
    Anselm’s Ethics ” pagans. In addition, he has produced well-regarded survey volumes on
    early and later medieval philosophy.
    Thursday, November 19 “ The Future: Abelard’s Contention
    that God Can Do Only What It Every year, through the generosity of University Trustee Robert M.
    ` Does, and Its Fortune ” Conway, a distinguished senior medievalist offers a series of three
    public lectures that subsequently are collected and published as a
    single volume.

    Image from Jean de Meung, Le Roman de la Rose. Ms. 482/665,


    fol. 60v. 14th c. Musée Condé, Chantilly, France

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