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Southern Association of Ancient Philosophy Annual Meeting

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Gillis Lecture Theatre, Balliol College, Broad Street, Oxford

The Southern Association for Ancient Philosophy Annual Meeting will take place this September at Balliol College, Oxford.

This two-day event brings together scholars and graduate students from across the UK working in the field of ancient philosophy. The programme includes presentations by leading academics such as Elena Cagnoli Fiecconi (UCL), Gábor Betegh (Cambridge), and Marion Durand (Oxford), alongside talks by early-career researchers and graduate students. The conference begins on Monday afternoon, followed by a dinner at Somerville College, with a full day of sessions on Tuesday, including lunch.

If you are looking for accommodation close to this annual meeting, please explore all of our Oxford city centre homes or send us a message.

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