On 12 and 13 December (2015), a conference is taking place in Beijing (at Peking University) on Thinking, Immateriality and the Self in the Philosophy of the Long Middle Ages. It will be the second of two conferences on this theme held in conjunction with the Philosophy Department of Peking University (and supported by a British Academy grant). The first, which some of you reading this may have attended, was in July, at the Philosophy Faculty here. I am looking for three or even four Cambridge people to speak at the conference. Although the focus is on the period c. 500 - 1700, not all the papers at the conference need be historical (or on that period), so long as they relate to its overall theme. Speakers will have their tickets and) visa costs paid, and they will be accommodated and entertained before and during the conference by Peking University. Anyone wanting to extend his or her stay will very probably be able to do so, at limited expense, and there may be opportunities to arrange to give further papers at Peking University or elsewhere. If you are interested in finding out more about this opportunity, please contact me at [email protected]
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