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                    <text>-~~

St. John's College

. . ·~
,...

T H RE E HUNDRED YE A R S
FOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIAM'S SCHOOL

II
•
~

PO. Box 2800, An napol is, MD 21404
410-263-2371, Fax 410-263-4828

LECTURE / CONCERT SCHEDULE - 1996-97

August 30, 1996

Ms. Eva T. H. Brann, Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Why Read Books?"

September 6

Ms. Patricia Locke, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"A Sainte-Chapelle
of the Mind"

September 13

Professor Frederick Crews
Department of English
University of California
Berkeley, California

"Freud: Harmful or
Fatal If Swallowed"

September 20

Mr . John Verdi, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"How We Do Things
With Words: An
Introduction to
Wittgenstein"

September 27

Mr. Christopher B. Nelson
President
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Foundation, Generation
and Immortality: Images
of Fatherhood in the
Aeneid"

October 4

Professor Peter Suber
Department of Philosophy
Earlham College
Richmond, Indiana

"Infinite Reflections"

October 18

Professor Judith Grabiner
Pitzer College
Claremont, California

"Methodological
Imperialism and
cartesian Geometry"

October 25

Mr . Jody Gatwood and
Mr. Brian Ganz

Concert

November 1

Mr. Stewart Umphrey, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Eternity"

November 8

All-College Seminar

November 15

Professor John T . Bonner
Professor Emeritus
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts

"Social Amoebae:
The Advantages of
Togetherness"

November 22

Ms. Janice Macaulay
Tutor, Graduate Institute
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The End of Tradition?
Pluralism and Problems
of Contemporary Musical
styles"

December 6

King William Players

�St. John's College

.

•

P.O. Box 2800, Annapolis, MD 21404
410-263-2371, Fax 410-263-4828

FOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIA M'S SCHOOL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - SECOND SEMESTER 1996- 97

January 10, 1997

Ms. Marilyn Higuera, Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Prelude to Vocation:
Eliot's Middlemarch"

January 17

Ms. Olivia Delgado de Torres
Tutor, St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Jocasta: A Wimple
of Widows' Weeds"

January 24

Professor Giuseppe F. Mazzotta
Italian Languages and Literature
Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut

"The Language of
Treachery in Lower
Hell "

February 7

Professor Vicki Hearne
Westbrook, Connecticut

"The Phenomenology
of Toto"

February 14

Mr. Eliot Fisk

Concert

February 21

Mr . Andre Barbera, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

"Birdland:
21, 1954"

March 21

All-College Seminar

March 28

Professor Michael Davis
Sarah Lawrence College

"Euripides Among the
Athenians"

April 4

Mr . David Stephenson, Tutor
St . John's College
Annapolis

"Ptolemy 's Tr uth"

April 11

Professor Ronna Burger
Department of Philosophy
Tulane University
New Orleans, Louisiana

"Health of Soul and
Psychic Medicine :
On the Argument of
Aristotle ' s Ethics"

April 18

Profe ssor Stephen H. Ke llert
Department of Philosophy
Hamline University
Saint Paul, Minnesota

"Chaos Theory a nd
Scientific
Understanding"

April 25

Pa l e strina Choir

Concert

May 2

King William Playe rs

May 9

Mr. John Lynch
Ringling Brother Barnum
&amp; Bailey Cir cus

February

To b e announced

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St. John's College

P.O. Box 2800, Annapolis, MD 21404
41 0-263-237 1, Fax 4 10-263-4828

THREE HUNDRED Y E ARS
FOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIAM'S SCHOOL

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- 1997-98

August 29, 1997

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Cosmic Views and
Classic Suppositions"

September 5

Mr. Michael O'Donovan-Anderson
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Did Achilles Commit
Suicide?"

September 12

Mr. Sven Birkets
Arlington, MA

"The Spirit of the Book
in the Age ofthe Internet"

September 19

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Octaves: The Variety
of Sameness"

September 26

Professor John Lindsay-Opie
Rome Italy

"The Icon of the Holy
Trinity by Andrej Rublev"

October 3

Dr. Ronald Mawby
Whitney Young College
Kentucky State University
Frankfort, Kentucky

"Opening Questions"

October 17

Ms. Linda Wiener
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Reading Plutarch Like
a Book"

October 24

Mr. Stephen Booth
University of California
Berkeley, California

"Shakespeare's Language and
the Language of Shakespeare's
Time"

October 31

Dr. Robert Goldwin
American Enterprise Institute
Washington, DC

"How to Make a Constitution -American Style"

�November 7

Mr. Samuel Kuder
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"What Does Mathematics Have
to do With the Way We Lead
Our Lives"

November 14

Orlando Consort

Concert

November 21

Mr. Steven Crockett
Bethesda, Maryland

"Frederick Douglass on Force
and Persuasion"

December 5

King William Players

"The Book of Job"

January 9, 1998

All-College Seminar

January 16

Mr. Leo Pickens
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Hunting for Manliness
Herself in Plato's Laches"

January 23

Mr. Cordell Yee
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Shu-Tao: OfGrammatology,
Chinese Style"

February 6

Mr. Grant Franks
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis/Santa Fe

"Everything Aristotle Has
Said Is Wrong"

February 13

Bachman-Klibonoff-Fridman Trio

Concert

February 20

Mr. Joseph Cohen
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Sacred Scripture, Philosophic
Truth and the Best Regime: Themes
From Spinoza's TheologicalPolitical Treatise"

March 20

Dr. Samuel T. Goldberg
Baltimore, Maryland

"Psychoanalysis: A Window into
the Natural Functioning of
the Mind"

March 27

Angeles String Quartet

Concert

April3

Mr. Charles Segal
Steiner Lecturer
Harvard University

"Journey, Death, and Knowledge
in the Classical Epic Tradition:
From Gilgamesh to Ovid"

�April 10

Mr. David Bolotin
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Time in Aristotle's Physics"

Aprill7

Mr. John White
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Bodies"

April24

Mr. Robert Pinsky
Poet Laureate of the United States
Newton,MA

"On the Inferno by Dante"

May 1

King William Players

Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida

May8

Ron Holloway and the
Ron Holloway Quintet
Washington, DC

Jazz Concert

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~ St. John's College
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T HREE H U N DRED Y EA RS
FOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIAM'S SCHOOL

P. O. Box: 2800, Annapolis, MD 21404
4 10-263-2371, Fax 4 10-263-4828

----------------

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- 1997-98

August 29, 1997

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Cosmic Views and
Classic Suppositions"

September 5

Mr. Michael O'Donovan-Anderson
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Did Achilles Commit
Suicide?"

September 12

Mr. Sven Birkets
Arlington, MA

"The Spirit ofthe Book
in the Age of the Internet"

September 19

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Octaves: The Variety
of Sameness"

September 26

Professor John Lindsay-Opie
Rome Italy

"The Icon of the Holy
Trinity by Andrej Rublev"

October 3

Dr. Ronald Mawby
Whitney Young College
Kentucky State University
Frankfort, Kentucky

"Opening Questions"

October 17

Ms. Linda Wiener
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Reading Plutarch Like
a Book"

October 24

Mr. Stephen Booth
University of California
Berkeley, California

"Shakespeare's Language and
the Language of Shakespeare's
Time"

October 31

Dr. Robert Goldwin
American Enterprise Institute
Washington, DC

"How to Make a Constitution -American Style"

�November 7

Mr. Samuel Kutler
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"What Does Mathematics Have
to do With the Way We Lead
Our Lives"

November 14

Orlando Consort

Concert

November 21

Mr. Steven Crockett
Bethesda, Maryland

"Frederick Douglass on Force
and Persuasion"

December 5

King William Players

"The Book of Job"

January 9, 1998

All-College Seminar

January 16

Mr. Leo Pickens

St. John's College
Annapolis
January 23

Mr. Cordell Yee

Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Hunting for Manliness
Herself in Plato's Laches"

"Shu-Tao: OfGrammatology,
Chinese Style"

February 6

Mr. Grant Franks
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis/Santa Fe

"Everything Aristotle Has
Said Is Wrong"

February 13

Bachman-Klibonoff-Fridman Trio

Concert

February 20

Mr. Joseph Cohen

"Sacred Scripture, Philosophic
Truth and the Best Regime: Themes
From Spinoza's TheologicalPolitical Treatise"

Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis
March20

Dr. Samuel T. Goldberg
Baltimore, Maryland

"Psychoanalysis: A Window into
the Natural Functioning of
the Mind"

March27

Angeles String Quartet

Concert

April3

Mr. Charles Segal

"Journey, Death, and Knowledge
in the Classical Epic Tradition:
From Gilgamesh to Ovid"

Steiner Lecturer
Harvard University

�April 10

Mr. David Bolotin
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Time in Aristotle's Physics"

April!?

Mr. John White
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Bodies"

April24

Mr. Robert Pinsky
Poet Laureate of the United States
Newton,MA

"On the Inferno by Dante"

May I

King William Players

Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida

May8

Ron Holloway and the
Ron Holloway Quintet
Washington, DC

Jazz Concert

�St. John's College

P.O. !lox 2800, Annapolis, MD 21404
410-263-2371, Fax 410-263-4828
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THREE HUNDRED YEARS
FOUNDED 1696 AS KING WILLIAM'S SCHOOL

MEMO
To:
From:
Subject:
Date:

The College Community
Harvey Flaumenhaft, Dean
Lecture
December 12, 1997

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of the second semester.
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St. Jolm's College
Annapolis

"What Was New about
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Ms. Eva Brann
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St. Jolm's College
Annapolis

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Professor Michael Zuckert
Department of Government
University of Notre Dame

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Professor Paul Rahe
Department of History
University of Tulsa

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Mr. Wilfred McClay
Department of History
Tulane University

"Is America an
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Professor Jolm Alvis
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University of Dallas

"The Aeneid and Rule of Law"

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Santa Fe

"The Discovery of
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October 30
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Dr. Leon Kass
Committee on Social Thought
University of Chicago

"Paternity and Piety:
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November6
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Professor Imre Toth
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University of Regensburg

"The Non-Euclidean
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Mr. Carl Page
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Power and Glory
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December 4

King William Players

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Dr. Stephen Forman
Director of Hematology and
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Department of Medical Oncology and
Therapeutics Research;
City of Hope National Medical Center

"The Care of Cancer Patients:
Scientific and Human Issues"

January 15

Professor Marc Witkin
Department of Classics
Middlebury College

"Thucydides' Argument with
Homer"

January 22

All-College Seminar

February 5

Lieder Recital by
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February 12

Ms. Judy Seeger
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Secret Art of
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February 19
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Mr. R. W. Apple
The New York Times

"Beyond hnpeachment"

March 19
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Department of Philosophy
University of Lille

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March26
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Mr. John Verdi
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

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April2

Professor Christopher Kelly
Department of Political Science
Boston College

April9

Professor Richard V elkley
School of Philosophy
Catholic University

"Frmn Discourses to
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Literary Turn"

"The Metaphysics of
Practical Reason"

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Mr. Adam Schulman
Tutor
St. Jolm's College
Annapolis

"Francis Bacon and the
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April23

Choral Music: The Magnificent

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April30

King William Players

HenryV

May7
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Ron Holloway and the
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August 27, 1999

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Why We Won't Let
You Speak of the Square
Root of Two"

September 3

Mr. A. P. David
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Hector and the
Women of Troy"

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All-College Seminar

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Mr. Abraham Schoener
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Primacy of the Vine"

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Professor Charles E. Butterworth
Department of Government
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University of Maryland
College Park, MD

"What Might We Learn from
Alfarabi about Plato And
Aristotle?"

October 1
(Homecoming Weekend)

Mr. Curtis Wilson
Dean and Tutor Emeritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

" Galileo Agonistes"

October 15

Professor Allen Speight
Department of Philosophy
Boston University
Boston, MA

"Education and the 'Way
of Despair': The Pedagogical
Aims of the Phenomenology

Professor J. Bradley Marston
Department of Physics
Brown University
Providence, Rl

"The Quantum Mechanics of
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ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404
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www.sjca. edu

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ofSpirit"

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U. S. Army School of
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Fort Benning, GA

"Latin America: The
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'Black Legend' "

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Pomerium
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"Musica Vaticana, 1503-34:
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Clement VII"

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Professor Michael Davis
Department of Philosophy
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville, NY

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Plato"

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Professor Josiah Ober
Department of Classics
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ

"Socrates on Trial:
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in Athenian Literature"

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Professor Marc Witkin
Department of Classics
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VT

"Thucydides' Argument
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King William Players

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Professor George Smith
Department of Philosophy
Tufts University
Medford, MA

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All-College Seminar

January 28
(Steiner Lecturer)

Dean Stanley Fish
Dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences
University of Illinois
Chicago, IL

"How Milton Works"

February 11

Mr. Andreas Haefliger, Pianist

Concert

February 18

Mr. Adam Schulman

"What is a Gentleman:
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Xenophon"

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" Techne and Ignorance:

How Engineering Differs
from Science"

P.O. Box 28oo
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410-626-2511
FAX 410-295-6937

www. sjca. edu

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St. John' s College
Annapolis

February 25

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Ms. Mera Flaumenhaft
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Mr. Peter Kalkavage

Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

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Professor Donna Orwin
Toronto, Ontario
Canada

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Stanford University
Palo Alto, California

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Tutor Emeritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

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April28

King William Players

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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - FIRST SEMESTER 2000-2001

August 25, 2000

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"How We Can Learn:
Figuring Things Out By
Loosening Them Up And
Putting Them Together"

September 1

Professor Steven Goldberg
Hamilton College
Clinton, New York

''The Legacies of Classical
Thought in the Art of China
and the West: A study on
Cross-Cultural Comparative
Aesthetics"

September 8

Professor Anthony Grafton
Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey

"The Place of Astrology in
the Classical Tradition"

September 15

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

''The American Ulysses"

September 22
(Homecoming Weekend)

Mr. Samuel Kutler
Tutor/Dean Emeritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Memories and Memory"

September 29

Mr. Chester Burke
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Reflections on Musical Form"

October 13

Professor Keith Whitaker
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

"How Shall I Live? Plutarch's
Timoleon and Aemilius"

October 20

Cypress String Quartet

Concert

October 27

All-College Seminar

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo
ANNAPO LIS, MARYL AND

2I404
4I0-6 26-2SII
FAX 4I0-295-6937
www. sjca. edu

�November3
(Parent's Weekend)

Professor Murray Dry
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont

'The First Amendment
Freedoms, Civil Peace, and
the Quest for Truth"

November 10
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor Frank Slade
St. Francis College
New York, New York

"Rule as Sovereignty: The
Universal and Homogeneous
State"

November 17

Mr. Daniel Harrell
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"On Being Alive and
Beginning De Anima: A
Reading of Book One,
Chapter One"

December 1

Professor Victor Davis Hanson "The Rise and Fall
of Hop lite Battle"
California State University
Fresno, California

December 8

King William Players

The Bacchae by Euripides

�S!JOHN'S
College

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- SECOND SEMESTER 2000-2001

Januaryl2, 2001

Professor Leon Kass
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois

''The Humanist Dream:
Babel Then and Now."

January 19

Scholars of London

Concert

January 26

All-College Seminar

February 9
(Steiner Lecture)

Mr. Taylor Branch
Baltimore, Maryland

"Freedom on Two Feet:
Equal Souls, Equal Feet"

February 16

Mr. Thomas Slakey
Tutor/Dean Emeritus
Sacramento, California

"Ethics: Aristotle and
Thomas Aquinas"

February 23

Pianist, Cecile Licad

March 23

Mr. Michael Grenke
Tutor
St. John' s College
Annapolis

''Nietzsche's Transformation
of Philosophy"

March 30

Mr. Thomas Simpson
Tutor Emeritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Was Faraday a
Mathematician?"

April6

Mr. Mark Sinnett
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Educating by 'The Question
Method': The Example
of Kierkegaard"

April13

Mr. Jonathan Tuck
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

''Why You Never Finished
Your Essay: Montaigne and
the Motion ofWriting"

AN NAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo
ANNA POLIS, MARYLAND

21404
410-626-25II
FAX 410 -295-6937

www.sjca.edu

Concert

�April20

Mr. Daniel Kolb
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Must Eudaemonism Mean the
Euthenasia of All Morals?
Kant's Rigorism and the
Morality of Happiness"

April27

King William Players

Othello by Shakespeare

May4

Reality Weekend

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November 28, 2005
LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- FIRST SEMESTER 2005-2006

ANNAPOLIS · S ANTA FE

26 August 2005

Mr. Michael Dink
Dean
St. John's College

"In the Eyes of Others"

2 September

All-College Seminar

Kant - "What is
En I ighterunent?"

9 September

Mr. Thomas May
Tutor
St. John's College

"Finding Perspective and
Staying in One's Room:
Thoughts on Several of
Pascal's Pensees and
LaTour's Repentant
Magdalene"

16 September

Professor Nelson Lund
Alumnus
George Mason University
Law School

"The Roots of Our
Supreme Court's
Preeminence,
and Its Troubles"

23 September

Play - St. John's Tutors

"Othello"

30 September
(Homecoming)

Mr. Charles A. Nelson
Alunmus, Class of 1945
Annapolis, Maryland

"In The Beginning ... The
Genesis of the St. John's
Program, 1937"

7 October

Long Weekend

No Lecture

14 October

Nordic Voices
Norway

Concert by six singers

21 October
(Cochran Lecture)

Professor Sir Michael Berry
Physics Department
Bristol University
United Kingdom

"Making Light of Mathematics"

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404

4 Io-6z6-zsn
FAX 4W-2.95-6937
www. sjca. edu

�28 October

Mr. John Verdi
Tutor
St. John's College

"On Seeing Aspects"

4November
(Parents' Weekend)

Mr. N. Scott Momaday
Member of Board of
Visitors and Governors
New Mexico

"Language, The Fifth Element"

11 November

Mr. J. Jonathan Schraub
Independent Scholar
McLean, Virginia

"Job and the Jewish
Tradition of CounterTestimony"

18 November

Professor Wendy Allanbrook
Music Department
University of California
Berkeley

"Rising to the Surface:
A Reading of a Mozart
Piano Sonata"

25 November

Thanksgiving

No Lecture

2 December
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor Freeman Dyson
School of Natural Sciences
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton

"Gravitons"

9 December

King William Players

"The Lion in Winter"

16 December 8 January

Winter Break

No Lectures

�LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- SECOND SEMESTER 2005-2006

S!JOHN'S
College

13 January, 2006

Mr. Karl Walling
U. S. Naval War College

"Thucydides on Strategy: The
Case of the Sicilian Expedition"

20 January

Mr. David StalT
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Person and Divinity"

27 January

Mr. Mark Sinnett
Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutors
St. John's College

"The Mathematics of
Motion Versus The
Mathematics of Change"

3 February

Long Weekend

No Lecture

10 February

New York Chamber
Soloists

Conce11 - Chamber Music
Strings and Winds

17 February

Mr. Michael Comenetz
Tutor
St. John's College

"Literature"

Spring Break

No Lecture

17 March

Szymanowski Quartet
Warsaw

Concert - String Quariet

24 March

Ms. Jacqueline Pfeffer MelTill
Tutor
St. John 's College

"Polity in Aristotle's Politics"

3 1 March

Mr. Jeffrey Smith
Tutor
St. Jolm's College

"Pity and Rousseau's
Three Savages"

ANNAPOL I S· SANTA FE

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.1404

41o-6z6-zsn
FAX 410-2.95-6937
www. ~jca. edu

24 FebruaryMarch 12

�7 April

Ms. Joanna Tobin
Tutor
St. John's College

14 April

All-College Seminar

21 April

Capital Campaign Kick-Off

No Lecture

28 April

King William Players

Shakespeare's As You Like It

5May

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

12May

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

"A Liberating Restlessness:
Emerson and Tocqueville
on Democracy and the
Individual"

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26 August 2004

College

FIRST SEMESTER LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2004-2005

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA PB

27 August 2004

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College

"The Silence of the Spartan:
City, Soul, and Study of the
Stars in the Epilogue to
Plato' s Last and Longest
Dialogue"

3 September

Mr. Joshua Kates
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Getting Their Numbers:
Edmund Husser!, Jacob Klein,
and the Intentional History
of Mathematics"

10 September

All-College Seminar

17 September

Ms. Gisela Berns
Tutor
St. John's College

"Towards 'a new birth of
freedom' - Tragedy and
Comedy,l786: Schiller's
Don Carlos and Mozart's
Marriage ofFigaro"

24 September

American String Quartet
With Jonathan Camay, Viola

Concert (Debussy, Brahms,
Danielpour)

1 October
(Homecoming
Weekend)

Mr. Peter Weiss
Class of 1949

" Human Rights from
Antigone to Rosa Parks"

8 October

Long Weekend

No Lecture

15 October

Mr. Henry Higuera
Tutor
St. John's College

" Hegel 's Phenomenology and
the Great Tradition"

22 October

Mr. Peter Pesic
Tutor
St. John 's College
Santa Fe

"Solving the Unsolvable:
Abel 's Proof'

OFFICE OF

THE DEAN

P.O. Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

ZI404
4w-6z6-zsn
FAX 4I 0-295-6937
www.sjca. edu

�29 October

Professor Joshua Parens
University of Dallas

"Alfarabi, Islam, and
Religious Pluralism"

5 November
(Parents' Weekend)

Mr. Paul Ludwig
Tutor
St, John's College

"History and Existentialism
in the Raj Quartet'

12 November

Professor Harold Edwards
New York University

"The Use of Infinity
in Mathematics"

19 November

Professor Stephanie Nelson
Boston University

"Old Comedy, New Comedy,
and the Problem with Tragedy"

26 November

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

3 December

Mr. Ronald Batik, Piano

Concert

I 0 December

King William Players

I 7 December 9 January

Winter Break

No Lectures

�SECOND SEMESTER LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2004-2005

S!JOHN'S
College

14 January 2005

Mr. John Tomarchio
Tutor
St. Jolm's College

"Metaphysical Senses of
Infinity in Thomas Aquinas"

21 January

All College Seminar

"The Dream of a Ridiculous
Man" by Dostoevsky

28 January

The Orlando Consort

Conceit: The Ambassadors European Courts 1475-1500

4 February

Long Weekend

No Lecture

11 February

Mr. Thomas May
Tutor
St. John's College

"Argument Not Less But More
Heroic: Milton's Advent'rous
Song in Paradise Lost'

18 February
(Steiner Lecturer)

Professor Harvey Mansfield
Harvard University

"Manliness"

24 February - 13 March

Spring Break

No Lecture

18 March

Mr. Dylan Casey
Tutor
St. John's College

"Experiment and Probability"

25 March

Mr. Sriram Nambiar
Tutor
St. John 's College

"Size and Shape: Organizing
Principles of Euclid' s
Elements"

1 April

Mr. Christopher Hinterhuber

Piano Concert (Bach, Busoni,
Mozart, Schoenberg, and
Schubert)

8 April

Professor Nelson Lund
George Mason University

(on the judicial power)
Cancelled 4/7/05

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF

T HE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo
ANNAPOLIS , MARYLAND

21404
410-626-2511
FAX 410-295-6937

www.sjca. edu

�15 April

Mr. Jacques Duvoisin
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"On Shakespeare's Style:
Sonnet 73"

22 April

Professor Phillip Sloan
University of Notre Dame

(on biophysics)

29 April

King William Players

Antigone

6May

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

13 May

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

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(First Semester)

S!JOHN'S
College
ANNAP OLI S · SANTA P£

August 29,2003

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John 's College

September 5

Professor Hillel Fradkin
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Washington, DC

"Islam and the Contemporary
Crisis"

September 12
(Homecoming)

Mr. Amirthanayagam P. David
Tutor
St. John's Col lege

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September 19

Professor Ralph Lerner
University of Chicago

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September 26

All-College Seminar

October 3

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Tutor
St. John's College

"Restoring Amends: Forgiveness,
Phi losophy, and the Shape
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October 10

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 17

Baroque Chamber Music
Ensemble Area Voce

Concet1

October 24

Ms. Claudia Honeywell
Tutor
St. John 's College
Santa Fe

"The Other Shape: Life and
Death in Milton's Paradise
Lost"

October 3 1
(Parents ' Weekend)

Dr. Stephen J. Forman
City of Hope National
Medical Center
Duarte, CA

(on scientific and ethical
problems of stem cell research)

"Exegesis and the Executive"

O FFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404
4I0-62.6-2.5II
FAX 4I0-2.95-6937
www.sjca.edu

�November 7

Choral Ensemble I Fagiolini

Concert

November 14

Mr. Samuel Kutler
Tutor
St. John's College

"The Stories of the Divided
Line and Cave at the Heart
of Plato's Republic"

November 21

Mr. C. Nathan Dugan
Tutor
St. John's College

"Lullabies and Drinking
Songs: A Path to Plato's
Laws"

November28

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 5

Mr. Paul Ludwig
Tutor
St. John's College

"The Erotic Theme in
Thucydides' Peloponnesian

December 12

King William Players

"The Misanthrope"

December 19

End of First Semester

No Lecture

War"

�S!JOHN'S
College

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - 2003-2004
(Second Semester)
Revised 3/29/04

ANNA POLIS· S ANTA PE

January 16, 2004

Mr. Daniel Harrell
Tutor
St. Jolm's College

"How Do Acc idents Happen?"

January 23

Concert

Left Bank String Quartet

January 30

Professor Ralph Lerner
University of Chicago

"An Introduction to Maimonides"

February 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 13

Mr. M ichael Grenke
Tutor
St. John 's College

"Kant's Critique ofPolitical
Realism"

February 20

Ms. Mera Flaumenhaft
Tutor
St. John 's College

" Priam the Patriarch, His
City, and His Sons"

February 27
(Steiner Lecturer)

Professor Steven Vogel
Duke University

"When Muscle Mattered Most:
Take the Measure of Some
Ancient Tasks"

March 5

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 12

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 19

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 26

All-College Seminar

April 2

Mr. Jeffrey Black
Tutor
St. John 's College

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P. 0. Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAN D

ZI 404
4m-6z6-zsu
FAX 4I0-295-6937
www.sjca.edu

"The Savage, the Serpent,
and the Sea-God: On the
Natural Goodness of Man
in Rousseau's Discow-se on
Inequality"

�April9

Professor Clarissa Bmt
Language Department
US Naval Academy

"Philosophical Permission and
Religious Restriction in Ibn
Tufayl's Parable, Hayy ibn Yaqzan"

Aprill6

Mr. Chester Burke
Tutor
St. John's College

"Action Through a Distance:
Faraday on Induction and
Self-Induction"

April 23

King William Players

Man ofLa Mancha

April30

Mr. Grant Franks
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"On the Pirouette in Gauss's
Investigation of Curved

May7

Reality Weekend

May 14

Commencement Weekend

Surfaces"

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Revised 911 3/02

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- 2002-2003
(First Semester)

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF

August 23 , 2002

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John 's College

" Freedom as a Fighting
Faith"

August 30

Mr. Joseph Macfarland
Tutor
St. John ' s College

" Behold, it is one
people': Two
Interpretations ofthe
Bable Story"

September 6

All-College Seminar

September 13

Professor John Conway
Depattment of Mathematics
Princeton University

"Numbers"

September 20
(Steiner Lech1re)

Professor John Lukacs
Depatt ment of History
Chestnut Hi ll College

"Our Historical
Condition"

September 27

Mr. Paul Galbraith

Concett
C lassical Guitarist

October 4
( Ho mecoming)

Ms. Eva T. H. Brann
Tutor
St. Jolm 's College

"The Empires of the
Sun and the West"

October 11

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 18

Professor Bruce Z uckerman
School of Relig ion
Univers ity of Southern California

" Job, Leviathan, and
God: Fishing for a
Divine Monster in the
Monstrous Divine"

October 25
(Board Meeting)

American Chamber Players

Concert

November I
(Parents' Weekend)

Mr. Dav id Bolotin
Tutor
St. John 's College (Santa Fe)

"D o We Have a Right
to Live as We Please
(So Long as We
Respect the Right of
Others to Do the
Same)?"

THE DEAN

P.O. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.1404
410-62.6-2.5II
FAX 410-2.95-6937

www.sjca. edu

�November 8

Professor Jacob Howland
Department of Philosophy
and Religion
University of Tulsa

"Storytelling and
Philosophy: The
Ring of Gyges"

November 15

Mr. Peter Gilbert
Tutor
St. John's College (Santa Fe)

"Predestination in the

New Testament and
St. Augustine"

November 22

Mr. Douglas Allanbrook
Tutor
St. John's College

Voice and Piano
Concert

November 29

Thanksgiving Weekend

No Lecture

December 6

King William Players

Tom Stoppard's
Arcadia

December 13

End of First Semester

No Lecture

�S!JOHN'S
College

Revised 26 February 2003
LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - 2002-2003
(Second Semester)

ANNAPOLIS ·SANTA PB

January I 0

Mr. Jonathan Badger
Tutor
St. John's College

"Death and Desire in
Sophocles' Antigone"

January 17

Ms. Margaret K irby
Tutor
St. John 's College

" ' The Moment is
Eternity' : An
Introduction to
Goethe's Poetry"

January 24
(Board Meeting)

Mr. Hemy Higuera
Tutor
St. John 's College

"The Political
Foundations of
Modernity"

January 31

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 7
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor John Allen Paulos
Department of Mathematics
Temple University

"A Mathematician
Reads the Newspaper"

February 14

Professor Ronna Burger
Department of Philosophy
Tulane University

"The Soul in Book IV
of Plato' s Republic"

February 21

Ms. Andreas Haefliger

Piano Concert

February 28

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 7

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 14

Spring Vacation

No Lecture

March 21

Mr. Joseph Cohen
Tutor
St. John's College

"Of God, Man, and
Human Well-Being:
Introducing
Spinoza's Ethics"

March 28

Mr. Stewart Umphrey
Tutor
St. John ' s College

"Biological Species:
The Very Idea"

Apri l 4

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman
Tutor Emeritus
St. John ' s College

"The Moment and
the Drone"

OFFICE OF

THE DEAN

P.O. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.1404
410-62.6-2.5II
FAX 410-295-6937
www.sjca.edu

�April II

Professor Clifford Orwin
Department of Political Science
University of Toronto

Aprill8

All-College Seminar

April25
(Board Meeting)

King William Players

May2

Reality Weekend

May9

Commencement Weekend

"Was Thucydides a
Greek Historian?"

Shakespeare's Hamlet

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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE - 2001-2002

August 24, 2001
ANNAPOLIS · SAN TA FE

Mr. Harvey Flaumenhaft
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

OFFICE OF

"History in Liberal Education -Hindrance or Help?"

T ilE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo

August 3 1

Mr. Adam Schulman
Tutor
St. John' s College
Am1apolis

"The Di scovery of
Entropy, 1824-1865"

September 7

Professor Tony Seeger
Department of Ethnomusicology
UCLA &amp;
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Tutor
St. John 's College
Annapo li s

"Mehinaku: Showing of
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September 14

A ll-College Seminar

September 21

Professor Neil Weiner
Marlboro College

"Generosity and Truth"

September 28
(Homecoming)

Mr. Abraham Schoener
Tutor on Leave
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Biology of the
Fermentation Vessel"

October 5

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 12

Cypress String Quartet

Concett

October 19

Professor Devin Stauffer
Kenyon College

"Socrates and Callicles: An
Interpretation of Plato' s
Gorgias"

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21404
410-626-25II
FAX 4ID-295-6937

www.sjca.edu

�October 26
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor William Kinderman
University of Illinois

"Beethoven's Creativity: The
Relation of Life and A11"

November 2
(Parents' Weekend)

Ms. Eva Brann
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Ways ofNaysaying"

November 9

Mr. George Russell
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Being and Shadow: Socrates'

November 16

Ms. Lael Gold
University of California, Berkeley

"Circles of Sorrow: Dialectic
and Grief in Go Down Moses"

November23

Thanksgiving Holiday- No Lecture

November 30

Mr. Gary Bmjesson
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

December 7

King William Players

Encounter with Meno''

"Wisdom's Roots in Nature"

�Revi sed- 15 April 2002

S!JOHN'S

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE- SECOND SEMESTER 2001-2002

College
ANNAr OL IS · SA NTA FE

January I I , 2002

Professor Ori Soltes
Department of Theology
And Fine A1ts
Georgetown University

"The Binding of Isaac:
Interpretation and Depiction
of Genesis XXII by Jews,
Christians, and Muslims"

January 18

Ms. Chaninah Maschler
Tutor Emeritus
St. John' s College
Annapolis

" What Tree is This? In
Praise ofRenaissance
Printers, Publishers, and
Philologists"

January 25

All-College Seminar

February 1

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 8

Mr. Frank Hunt
Tutor
St. John ' s College
Santa Fe

"Husser! and the Crisis
of European Sciences"

February 15

Professor Alex Roland
Department of Hi story
Duke University

"Public Policy and
Technological Development:
The Case of the Strategic
Computing Program"

February 22

Palastrina Choir

Concert

March 1-15

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 22
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor Christopher Pelling
University College
Oxford

"Caesars: From Plutarch to
Shakespeare - and Beyond"

March 29

Ms. Katherine Heines
Tutor
St. John' s College
Annapolis

"On Sophocles ' Trachinian
Women"

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404
4ID-62.6-2.5II
FAX 4W-2.95-6937
w ww.sjca. edu

�April 5

Mr. Alban Gerhardt

Cello Concert

April 12

Professor Noel Swerdlow
University of Chicago

"Scientific Cosmologies"

April 19

Mr. John Kress
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Alliance of Laughter
and Wisdom: Nietzsche's
,
Gay Science

April26

King William Players

Much Ado About Nothing

May3

Reality Weekend

May 10

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

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ANN A POLlS • SANTA FE

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE FIRST SEMESTER- 2006-2007
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August 25, 2006

Mr. Michael Dink
Dean
St. John's College

" In the Eyes of Others, Part II:
Rousseau and Smith"

September 1

All College Seminar

Montaigne's essay
"On Friendship"

September 8

Mr. Andre Barbera
Tutor
St. John's College

"Is There Great Jazz?"

September 15

Mr. L. Harvey Poe
Annapolis, MD

"On the Roots of the Political
Philosophy of the Constitution"

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Mr. J. Walter Sterling IV
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"The Visibility of Dying
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Mr. Samuel Kutler
Tutor Emeritus
St. John's College

"The Republic of Letters and
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OFFICE OF

THE DEAN

P. 0 . Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYJ, AND

21404
410-626-25II
FAX 4I0-295-6937

www.sjca. edu

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Mr. Jonathan Tuck
Tutor
St. John's College

"Baudelaire's Swan Song"

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Professor Paul Bagley
Loyola College
Baltimore, MD

"On Why Spinoza's Teaching
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Theologico-Political"

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Professor James A. Arieti
Hampden-Sydney College
Virginia

"Achilles, the Moral Pioneer"

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Mr. Andreas Haefliger:

Concert
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Professor David Branning
Trinity College

"Quantum Mechanics"

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Mr. Frank Pagano
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Masks of the Naked Animal:
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Ci vi I ization"

�December I

Mr. John Tomarchio
Tutor
St. John's College

"Aquinas and the Object
Proper of Metaphysics"

December 8

King William Players

Midsummer Night's Dream

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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE SECOND SEMESTER- 2006-2007

College
Januaty 12, 2007

Professor Kirk Sanders
University of lllinois
at Urbana-Champaign

"Epicurean Emotions"

January 19

The Aulos Ensemble

Handel 's "Acis and Galatea"

January 26

Mr. Joseph Smith
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"The Diffidence of Reason- A
Reading of the Conclusion of
Book 1 of Hume's Treatise"

February 9

Ms. Ange Mlinko
Croton-On-Hudson, NY

Modern Poetry

February 16
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor Camille Paglia
University of the Arts
in Philadelphia

"Form and Figure in Greek Art:
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Political Space in Greek
Architecture and Sculpture"

Februaty 23

Professor James Nonis
Howard University

"The Negro Spiritual: A
Choral Art Form"

March 23

Concett

Talich String Quartet

March 30

Prof Christina von Nolcken
University of Chicago

"Another "Lollere in the
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and Nicholas' Door"

April6

All College Seminar

April 13

Mr. George Russell
Tutor
St. John' s College

"Freedom and Equality in
Lincoln's Understanding of
the American Polity''

April20

Mr. Jason Tipton
Tutor
St. John's College

"Man's Emergence from the
State ofNature: An Account
Founded on Darwin's
Discussion of Sexual Selection"

April28

King William Players

17te Good Doctor

MayS

Reality

No Lecture

ANNAPOL I S • SANTA PE

OFFICE OF

THE DEAN

P. 0. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404
4I0-62.6-2.5rr
FAX 4I0-295-6937
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LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2007-2008
(Updated 3/26/08)

College
August 24

Mr. Michael Dink
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Rhetoric and Liberal
Education"

August 31

Mr. Louis Petrich
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Questions of Lear
and Cordelia"

September 7

Professor Julie Fiez
University of Pittsburgh

"Agonizing Over a Decision:
What Can Neuroscience Tell Us
About the Relationship Between
Thought and Emotion?"

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Mr. Michael Grenke
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"The Costs o f Civilization"

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(Tuesday Afternoon)

Professor Deborah Malamud
New York University
School of Law

"Affirmative Action Today:
Race, Class, Immigration, and
the Constitution"

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All College Seminar

September 28

Professor David McNeill
University of Essex

"Knowledge, Ignorance and
Imitation in Book 10 of
Plato 's Rep ublic"

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Long Weekend

No Lecture

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Ms. Janet Dougherty
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Cartesian Certainty, or
Awakening from the Dreams
of a Slave"

October 19

Professor Angela DiBennedetto
Villanova University

"Cell Death"

October 26

Ms. Claudia Honeywell
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"Logos and Power in Book One
of Herodotus' Histmy"

November 2

"Cafe Zimmennarm"

Baroque Orchestra

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF

THE DEAN

P.O. Box z8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.I404
4I0-62.6-2.5II
FAX 4I0-2.95-6937
www. ~jca. edu

�November9

Professor Mario Livia
Senior Astrophysicist at the Space
Telescope Science Institute

"The Golden Ratio"

November 16

Ambassador Andrew Young

"Race in America Today"

November 30

Brendan Lasell,
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

"'Leibniz's New Gemnetry''

December?

King William Players

"The Tempest"

January 11

Professor Alan Levine
American University

"The Idea of America in
European Political
Thought: 1492-9/11

January 18

Professor Thee Smith
Emory University

"The Gospel at Colonus"

January 25

Professor Corinne Painter
Washtenaw Community College

"Capturing the Sophist in
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February 8

"Pomerium" Chapel Choir:

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Renaissance" (works by
Marenzio, Giaches de Wert,
Monteverdi, Gesualdo)

February 15

Mr. Robert Druecker
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"'YouAreThat!': The
'Upanishads' Read
Through Westem Eyes"

February 22

All College Seminar

March 21

Professor Mitchell Miller
Vassar College

'"Making New Gods'?:
Reflections on Plato's
Symposium "

March 28

Ms. Ingrid Marsoner
Piano

"Bach, Goldberg Variations"

April4

Mr. Adam Schulman
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Self-knowledge and
Moral Seriousness in
Jane Austen's
Pride and Pr~judice"

�April II

Mr. Chester Burke,
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"Searching for 'Being'
in Maxwell's Electromagnetic
Field"

Aprill8

Mr. Matt Caswell,
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

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Human Nature"

April25

King William Players

Arcadia

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(Revised 12/19/08)
August 29

Mr. Michael Dink
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Lead Us Not Into
Temptation: Milton's
Paradise Lost

September 5

All College Seminar

Emerson

September 12

Professor Peter Edelman
Georgetown University
Law Center

The Constitution: A
Living Document

September 19

Mr. David Townsend
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

William Blake's
Flourishing Vision

September 26

Professor Steve Morse

Solid Progress: How
Five Regular Solids Turned
into Seventy-Five

October 3

Parker String Quartet

Concert

October 10

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 17

Dr. Thomas L. Short

Can Philosophy be a Science?

October 24

Professor Noah Feldman
Harvard Law School

The Fall and Rise of the
Islamic State

October 31

Professor Walter Nicgorski
University of Notre Dame

In Defense of Cicero

November?

Mr. Michael Grenke
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Question of Questions

November 14

Professor Robert Bernasconi
University of Memphis

Universal isms Partially
Applied : On Locke's and
Kant's Raci sms

November 21

Mr. Alan Pichanick
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Sophrosune as WholeMindedness: Socratic
Self-Knowledge in Plato's
Charm ides

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ANNAPOLI S, M ARYLAN D

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FAX 4I0 -295-6937
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�November28

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No Lecture

December 5

Professor Jonathan Lear
University of Chicago

Plato's Cave:
The Role of Allegory
in Philosophy

December 12

KWP Production

Racine's Phedre

December 19January 11,2009

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

January 16

Mr. Jonathan Tuck
Tutor
St. John's College
Armapolis

Gargantua's Games

January 23

Professor Steven Lubin
Cornell University

Mozart's Tonal Pathways

January 30

Ms. Joan Silver
Tutor
St. John's College
Armapolis

On Same and Other, Image and
Being in Flannery 0' Connor's
Story with the Unspeakable
Name

February 6

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 13

Ms. Cecile Licad

Piano Concert

February 20

All College Seminar

Nietzsche's The Problem of
Socrates

February 27

Professor Christia Mercer
Columbia University

The Weirdness and Beauty
of Leibniz's Philosophy
or Why You ARE God

March 2-22

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March27

Mr. Jeffrey Smith
Tutor
St. John's College
Armapolis

Rousseau's Republic
of Desire

April3

Professor Burt Hopkins
Seattle University

The Unwritten Teachings in
Plato's Symposium: Socrates'
Initiation into the
Arithmos of Eros

AprillO

Professor Ryan Tweney
Bowling Green State University

From Invisibles to
Infinitesimals: Faraday's
Intuitive Calculus

�Aprill7

Mr. Henry Higuera
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Multiplication Ancient and
Modem: Sorting Out the
Shifts in Meaning
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King William Players

MayS

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May !5

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August 28

Mr. Michael Dink
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Mol iere's Le
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September 4

All College Sem inar

Percy Shelley's
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New York U ni vers ity
Schoo l of Law

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E lliott Fisk

Conceit (Gu itar)

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Mr. Pedro Martinez-F raga
Miam i, FL

Love, Romance, and Law
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Mr. Samuel Kutle r
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St. John's Coll ege
Annapolis

Poetry and Mathematics

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U niversity of Windsor
W indsor, Ontario Canada

The Anxiety of Democratic
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Professor Mitchell Mi ller
Vassar Coll ege
Poughkee ps ie, NY

Odysseus as Poet
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Reflections on the
Great Wanderings

October 30

Anonymous 4

Secret Voices: The Sisters
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Thi1teenth-Century Spain

November 6

Mr. Gary B01jesson
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapo lis

Spirited Friends: On Dogs
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THE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

21404
410-626-25II
FAX 410-295-6937
www. sjca. edu

�November 13

Mr. Yannis Simonides

Plato's Apology: A dramatic
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November 20

Professor Sybol Cook Anderson
St. Mary's College of Maryland
St. Mary's City, MD

Revisiting Hegefs Dialectic
of Desire and Recognition

November 27

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 4

Professor Danielle Allen
University of Chicago
Chicago, IL

Why Plato Wrote

December 11

King William Players

Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

December 18January 10, 2010

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�S!JOHN'S
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January 15

Mr. David Stephenson
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Novefs Moral
Playground

January 22

Mr. Jeffrey Smith
Tutor
St. Jo hn's College
Annapolis

A ltruism in the Eyes of an
Antichrist: On Laurence
Sterne's Sentimental Journey

January 29

Ms . Mary Kinzie
Northwestern University

Writing Long: The Shift
Toward the Long Poem in
Frank Bidm1 and Others

February 5

Long Weekend

No Lecture

Februmy 12

All College Sem inar

Ecclesiastes

February 19

Parker String Quar1et

Concer1

February 26

Mr. Joseph Smith
Tutor
St. John's Coll ege
Santa Fe

Kanfs Rational Being
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March 5-2 1

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No Lectures

March 26

Brother Donald Mansir
St. Mary's College
Cal ifornia

The D ialogue Between
Faith and Reason: A
Qur'anic Strategy for
Governance

April2

Mr. E lliott Zuckerman
Tutor E meritus
St. John's College
Annapolis

Falstaff and C leopatra

April9

Mr. Paul Ludwig
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

What is Agape?

ANNAPOLIS • SANTA FE

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 2.8oo
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

2.1404
410-62.6-2.511
FAX 4I0-2.95-6937
www. sjca. edu

�April 16

No Lecture

April 23

Mr. Jacques Duvoisin
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

The Paradox of Pity
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April30

King William Players

Machiavellfs Mandragola

May?

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May 14

Commencement Weekend

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Ms. Pamela Kraus
Dean
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Annapoli s

The Beginning of the
Beginning: Reflections
on Cartesian Method

September 3

Mr. Daniel Harrell
Tutor
St. John' s College
Annapolis

Does Beauty Have a Place
in Liberal Education

September 10

Mr. James Carey
Tutor
St. Jo hn 's College
Santa Fe

Some Reflections on the
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September 17

Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

On Read ing the U. S.
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September 24
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Mr. Laurence Berns
Tutor Emeritus
St. John ' s Col lege
Annapolis

Dialectic, Virtue and
Recollection in Plato' s

October l

Mr. Peter Pesic
Tutor
St. John 's College
Santa Fe

Hearing the Irrational: Music
and the Development of the
Modern Concept of Number

October 8

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 15

Mr. Peter Kalkavage
Tutor
St. John 's College
Annapolis

Principles of Motion and
the Motion of Principles:
Hegel's Inve11ed World

October 22

Mr. Ri chard McCombs
Tutor
St. John ' s Col lege
San ta Fe

An Introduction to the Read ing
of Kierkegaard

October 29

Awadagin Pratt

Piano Conceit- Music of
Liszt, Schumann, Chopin

November 5

All College Seminar

No Lecture

Title

ANNAPOL I S · SANTA FE

OFFICE OF
THE DEAN

P.O. Box 28oo
ANNAPOLIS , MARYLAND

2I404
4I0-626-25II
FAX 4w-295-6937
www.sjca.edu

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�November 12
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Mr. Wilfred McClay

The Tocquevillean Moment

November 19

The Western Wind
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The Happy Journey: An
American Music Celebration

November 26

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 3

Professor Joan Crist
College of St. Joseph
Chicago

Bonaventure: A Better
Theologian Than Thomas
Aquinas 11

December 10

King William Players

"Who's Afraid of
Virginia Wolfe"

December 17January 9, 20 II

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

January 14, 20 II

Mr. S. Ramachandran

The Value of Life

January 21

Mr. Lauren Brubaker
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe Campus

Wealth, Virtue and
Corruption: Adam
Smith's Moral
Philosophy

January 28

Professor Christian Moevs
Notre Dame

The Metaphysics of
Dante's Commedia

February 4

Long Weekend

No Lecture

Ms. Patricia Locke

The Thousand and One Nights
of Marcel Proust

February 11

Tutor

St. John's College
Annapolis
February 18

Parker String Quartet

Conce11

February 25

All College Seminar

Nietzsche, Truth and
Lying in an Extra-Moral
Sense

March 4-20

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 25

Barbara Hanning
The City College of NY

How Opera Began (and
Why It Began in Florence)

April 1

Professor Doug Casson
St. Olaf College

Pity as a Civic Vir1ue in
Sophocles' Philoctetes

April 8

Professor Marina McCoy
Boston College

Pity as a Civic Virtue in
Sophocles' Philoctetes

�April 15

Professor Diana Schaub
Loyola University
Baltimore

Learning to Love Lincoln:
Frederick Douglass's
Journey from Grievance
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April22

Mr. Dylan Casey
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Fields and Pa1ticles and
Being

April29

King William Players

Performance of Eumenides
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May6

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

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August 26, 2011

Ms. Pamela Kraus
Dean
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Thoughts on Antony and
Cleopatra

September 2

Ms. Fawn Trigg
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

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September 9

Professor Paolo Palmieri
Department of History and
Philosophy of Science
University of Pittsburgh

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September 16

Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

The Supreme Court’s
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September 23

Bill Charlap Jazz Trio

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September 30
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Professor Barry Mazur
Department of Mathematics
Harvard University

What is the Surface Area of
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October 7

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 14

Professor Steven Nadler
Department of Philosophy
University of WisconsinMadison

Why was Spinoza
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October 21

Parker String Quartet

Concert

October 28

All College Seminar

Han Jonas essay “To Move
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November 4

Ms. Eva Brann
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Talking, Reading, Writing,
Listening: A Lecture for
Parents and Students

November 11

Professor Josh Greene
Department of Psychology
Harvard University

Beyond Point-and-Shoot
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Science Matters for Ethics

�November 18

Mr. Jay Smith
Tutor
St. John’s College
Santa Fe

Aeneas – A Man in Arms

November 25

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 2

Mr. Gabriel Pihas
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Dante’s Beatrice: Between
Idolatry and Iconoclasm

December 9

King William Players

Plato’s Symposium

December 16 –
January

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

January 13, 2012

Mr. Matthew Davis
Tutor
St. John’s College
Santa Fe

Is Man the Measure of All
Things?: Plato’s Analysis
of Relativism

January 20

Ms. Mera Flaumenhaft
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

The Story of Jonah

January 27

Mr. Jonathan Wells

A Poetry Reading from
Train Dance by Jonathan
Wells

February 3

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 10

Nordic Voices

Concert

February 17

Mr. Jeffrey Smith
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Stendhal's Prophecy for
Liberal Democracy:
Thoughts on The Red and
the Black

February 24

Professor Colin Dickson
Professor of French,
Emeritus
Washington College

Michel de Montaigne’s
Singular Essays: The Man,
the Book, the Legacy

March 2-18

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

�March 23

Mr. Marcel Widzisz
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

On the Dionysiac Element
in Greek Tragedy

March 30
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor Christoph Wolff
Bach’s St. Matthew Passion
Adams University Professor in Perspective: History,
Department of Music
Text, Music, and Theology
Harvard University

April 6

All College Seminar

April 13

Ms. Margaret Kirby
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

(Lucretius)

April 20

Mr. Louis Petrich
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

To Meet With Macbeth

April 27

King William Players

Play

May 4

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May 11

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

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Ms. Pamela Kraus
Dean
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A Start on Reading

August 31

Mr. Samuel Kutler
Tutor and Dean Emeritus
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Beginnings

September 7

Mr. Adam Schulman
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

On Homer’s Iliad

September 14

Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

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September 21

Parker Quartet

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Mr. Peter Kalkavage
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

The Musical Universe and
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October 5

Long Weekend

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October 19

Mr. Steven Crockett
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St. John’s College
Annapolis

Paradoxes of Elections

October 26

Dr. Daniel Selcer
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh, PA

Thought, Image, and the
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Modern Europe

November 2

Mr. David Stephenson
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Melodies and Faces: A
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November 9

All College Seminar

�November 16

New York Polyphony
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Two Sides of Love

November 23

Thanksgiving Holiday

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November 30

Mr. Greg Recco
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

The Conference in the
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Life in Plato’s Myth of Er

December 7

King William Players

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December 14 January 6

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

January 11
(Steiner Lecture)

Professor James Wood
Harvard

The New Atheism and the
Modern Novel

January 18

Mr. Michael Grenke
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

What Will Heaven Be
Like?

January 25

Mr. Frederic Chiu
Concert

The Piano: Invention and
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February 1

Long Weekend

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February 8

Mr. Dylan Casey
Tutor
St. John’s college
Annapolis

Surprises and Sweet Spots:
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Recognition

February 15

Mr. Daniel Harrell
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Does Music Move?

February 22

Mr. Jacques Duvoisin
Tutor
St. John’s College
Santa Fe

I s the Soul a City?
A Question about
Aristotle’s Nicomachean
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March 1 – 17

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No lectures

March 22

Mr. James Lennox

Aristotle’s Method in On
Respiration: The Origins of
Functional Anatomy

�March 29

Mr. Mark Sinnett
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

What Does the
Mathematical Physicist
Know?

April 3

Ralph Peters

The Price of Historical
Illiteracy: wishful thinking
and the death of strategy

April 5

Mr. Jeffrey Smith
Tutor
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Sympathy’s Dimensions:
Reflections on the Moral
Philosophy of David Hume

April 12

Mr. Phil Lecuyer
Tutor
St. John’s College
Santa Fe

Intellectual Sin

April 19

Mr. Elliott Zuckerman
Tutor Emeritus
St. John’s College
Annapolis

Why I still scan verse or
How to sleep in a
procrustean bed

April 26

King William Players

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May 3

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May 10

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

(LCDR Erik S. Kristensen
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SJC

St.John's
College

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2013-2014

Date

Speaker

Title

August 23, 2013

Ms. Pamela Kraus
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Robert Frost's "To
Earthward"

August 30

Professor Irene Pepperberg
Department of Psychology
Harvard University

Grey Parrot Number
Acquisitions: Parallels
With and Differences
From Young Children

September 6

Ms. Linda Wiener
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

Artistic Expression in
Animals

September 13

Mr. David Townsend
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Declaration of
Independence: Is That
Philosophy, or Did You
Make It Up Yourself?

September 20

Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Is Obscenity Obsolete?

September 2 7
(Homecoming)

Mr. Matthew Linck
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Knowing and Ground: A
Reading of Hegel's
Phenomenology of Spirit

October 4

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 11

Professor William Peirce
Department of Economics
Case Western University

Can Taxes Be Fair?
Should They Be?

October 18

Professor Ronna Burger
Department of Philosophy
Tulane University

In the Wilderness: Moses
as Founder and Lawgiver

60 College Avenue I Annapolis, Maryland 21401

I 410-263-2371 I www.sjc.edu

�October 25

Professor Daniel P. Maher
Department of Philosophy
Assumption College

Aristotle on Friendship
and Teaching Philosophy

November 1
(Parent's Weekend)

Parker Quartet

Concert

November 8

All-College Seminar

No Lecture

November 15

Mr. George Russell
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Emancipation
Proclamation and the
New Birth of Freedom

November22

Mr. Michael Brogan
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Dwelling in the Land of
the Confessions

November 29

Thanksgiving

No Lecture

December 6

King William Players

"A Door Made of Frosted
Glass"

December 13 January 5

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

January 10

Professor John T. Scott
Department of Political
Science
University of California, Davis

Resentment, Justice, and
the Appeal to Providence
in Adam Smith's Theory
of Moral Sentiments

January 17
(Steiner Lecturer)

Professor Christopher Ricks
Boston University

T. S. Eliot: More Than
One Waste Land

January 24

Professor Richard Velkley
Department of Philosophy
Tulane University

Why Does Heidegger
Matter?: Leo Strauss's
View

January 31

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 7

Professor David Roochnik
Department of Philosophy
Boston University

Teleology as Death Wish:
A Nietzschean Critique of
Aristotle

�February 14

Concert

February 21

Professor Graham Hannan
Department of Philosophy
American University in Cairo

Dante's Ontology: What
the Florentine Poet Can
Teach Contemporary
Philosophers"

February 28- March 16

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 21

Mr. Daniel Harrell
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Making Time Count

March 28

The Aulos Ensemble and
Soprano, Sherezade Panthaki

Concert

April4

Mr. Robert Goldberg
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

The Liberal Education of
Plato's Laws

Aprilll

Professor Tobin Craig
James Madison College
Michigan State University

The Place of
'Technology' in Bacon's
Critique of Ancient
Philosophy

April 18

Professor Christopher J. Kelly
Department of Political
Science
Boston College

Rousseau 's Chemical
Apprenticeship

April25

King William Players

Shakespeare's King Lear

May2

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May9

Commencement weekend

No Lecture

�McGuire, Terry
From:

Sent:
Subject:

Waters, Taylor
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 1:15 PM
Wednesday Night Lecture Series

Summer 2014 Wednesday Night Lecture Series"
St. John's College Annapolis
Join us this summer for a series of informal lectures, sponsored by the Graduate Institute

Wednesdays at 7:30p.m., Great Hall
"On High Mountains: An Overview of Nietzsche's Perspectivism"
Wednesday, June 18
JS. Black, Director of the Graduate Institute, St. John's College, Annapolis

"Hume's Philosophy of Science"
Wednesday, June 25
James M Mattingly, Georgetown University

"On Reading Poetry Aloud: Some Lessons from Shakespeare's As You Like It"
Wednesday, July 2
William Braithwaite, Tutor, St. John's College, Annapolis

"Machiavelli and Absolution"
Wednesday, July 9
Stephen D. Wrage, United States Naval Academy

"Mastery, Freedom, Friendship: Tutor and Pupil in Rousseau's Emile"
Wednesday, July 16
Gianna Englert, Georgetown University

"The Relationship of Art and Truth in Plato's Republic"
Wednesday, July 23
Jamuna Reppert, Claremont Graduate University

On the Humanity of Thucydides' Demosthenes"
Wednesday, July 30
Andrea Radasanu, Northern Illinois University

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SJC

St.John's
College

LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2014-2015
FIRST SEMESTER

Date

Speaker

Title

August 22, 2014

Ms. Pamela Kraus
Dean
St. John's College
Annapolis

Moments in Time: A
Reflection on
Shakespeare's Henry IV,
Part 1

August 29

All College Seminar

No Lecture

September 5

Ms. Patricia Locke
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Nighttime Walks With
Proust: Le Pays obscur
par le clair de lune

September 12
(Homecoming Weekend)

Mr. Chester Burke
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Topic: Dostoevsky's The
Brothers Karamazov

September 19

Mr. William Braithwaite
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

Privacy and the
Constitution

September 26

Dr. Seemee Ali
Carthage College
Kenosha, WI

The Iliad's Cosmic
Seduction

October 3

Julian Lage and
Chris Eldridge

Jazz Guitar Duo

October 10

Long Weekend

No Lecture

October 17

Professor David Ferry
Cambridge, MA

Reading of Poems and
Translations

October 24

Ms. Janet Dougherty
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

The Age of Chronos and
the Age of Zeus

60 College Avenue I Annapolis, Maryland 21401

I 410-263-2371 I www.sjc.edu

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Speaker

Title

October 31

Brian Ganz

Piano Concert
(Beethoven, Chopin,
Debussy)

November 7
(Parents' Weekend)

Dr. Loring Danforth
Bates College
Lewiston, ME

Refugee Children ofthe
Greek Civil War

November 14

Dr. Leslie Kay
University of Chicago

Subjective Sensory
Experience and the
Fallacy ofNeural Codes

November 21

Dr. Roberto Salinas-Leon
Mexico City, Mexico

On Classical Liberalism
and The 'Liberal' Point of
View

November 28

Thanksgiving Holiday

No Lecture

December 5

King William Players

The Winter's Tale

December 12January 4

Winter Vacation

No Lectures

�LECTURE/CONCERT SCHEDULE 2014-2015
SECOND SEMESTER

DATE

SPEAKER

TITLE

January 9

Parker String Quartet and
Shai Wosner

Conceti

January 16

Mr. Matthew Caswell
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

What Does Music Mean?
Examples from Bach,
Theory from Kant

January 23

Mr. Cary Stickney
Tutor
St. John's College
Santa Fe

Frozen Tears: A Reading
oflnfemo Canto 33

January 30

Long Weekend

No Lecture

February 6

Dr. Walter Brogan
Villanova University
Villanova, PA

Aristotle and the Politics
of Life: Equality and
Citizenship in the
Aristotelian Polis

February 13

All College Seminar

"Fragments of Heraclitus"

February 20

Dr. Jonathan Crimmins
Augustana College
Rock Island, IL

Hegel, Kant, and the
Minimum Conditions of a
Free History

February 27- March 15

Spring Vacation

No Lectures

March 20
(Steiner Lecturer)

Dr. Wilfred McClay
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK

Our Kinsman, Mr.
Hawthorne

March 27

Dr. Mary Domski
University ofNew Mexico
Albuquerque, NM

The Deduction of Truth
from the Phenomena in
Isaac Newton's Principia
Mathematica

�April3

Dr. Michael McShane
Carthage College
Kenosha, WI

The Life of Cordelia in
Shakespeare's King Lear

AprillO

Dr. Robert Hanning
Professor Emeritus
Columbia University
New York, NY

Aristotle on the Arno,
Plato on the Thames:
Prudence, Performance,
and Probability in the
Decameron and the
Canterbury Tales

April 17

Ms. Susan Paalman
Tutor
St. John's College
Annapolis

"In Want of a Wife ... " or
a Husband, in Pride and
Prejudice

April24

King William Players
Arcadia

May 1

Reality Weekend

No Lecture

May 8-10

Commencement Weekend

No Lecture

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