The VII Symposium Thomisticum will be held in Vienna, 6-8 June 2024.

The theme is Aquinas in History.

Papers which relate St Thomas either to one or more of his sources or subsequent influences are welcome.

Details at http://www.symposiumthomisticum.com

The following is the list of intending speakers. Brackets indicate provisional:

(Vivian Boland OP), Janice Breidenbach, Michael Breidenbach, Brian Carl, Thérèse Scarpelli Cory, (John Cottingham), Daniel De Haan, Gregory Doolan, Kevin Flannery SJ, (Simon Francis Gaine OP), Lloyd Gerson, (Harm Goris), (John Haldane), Joshua Hochschild, (Piotr Jaroszynski), Mark Johnson, Gaven Kerr, Gyula Klima, Katja Krause, Reginald Lynch OP, Siobhan Nash-Marshall, Rupert Mayer OP, (John O’Callaghan), Paul O’Grady, Thomas Osborne, Michael Pakaluk, (Eric Perl), Günther Pöltner, Thomas Prügl, Alice Ramos, (Fáinche Ryan), Richard Schenk OP, Michael Sherwin OP, David Twetten, Giovanni Ventimiglia, Jörgen Vijgen, Thomas Joseph White OP, (Rudi Te Velde).

Papers are invited for parallel supplementary sessions on the afternoon of 8 June. Please submit abstractsas soon as possible but no later than 29 February. It may be necessary to limit the number of presentations.

Complete papers should be submitted by 1 May.

Papers will be circulated in advance; summaries will be presented at the symposium: papers will be discussed rather than read.

Registration of €200 euro will include refreshments, buffet dinner on the first evening, and conference dinner on Saturday.

All inquiries to Fran O'Rourke, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, University College Dublin (orourke@ucd.ie).