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SUMMARY:Nietzsche’s Basel Lectures
DESCRIPTION:It is now widely accepted among experts on Nietzsche’s work t
 hat his Basel lectures are essential to a proper understanding of the deve
 lopment of his thinking. Now that the lectures have been published in the 
 critical edition of the complete works\, it is necessary to study their so
 urces and the methods used in them\, as well as their philological and phi
 losophical content. Despite this\, they remain largely unexplored. While s
 ome relevant research has emerged\, it has focused mainly on specific lect
 ures. There is therefore still a need for research that covers all the lec
 tures\, studies them systematically and in their interrelationships\, look
 ing for differences and similarities and seeking to determine to what exte
 nt decisive aspects of what distinguishes Nietzsche’s thought are alread
 y present in them or not. This seminar aims to be a first contribution to 
 filling this gap. It will consist of ten monthly sessions. Each session wi
 ll focus on one of the series of lectures and its key topic. And it will f
 eature two speakers. The seminar format\, with its discussion among all pa
 rticipants after each presentation\, is a fruitful model for a project of 
 this kind. Attendance to each seminar session must be preceded by registra
 tion through one of the organisers\, who will provide the respective link 
 (carlottasantini@hotmail.it\, enasser@uol.com.br\, plima@fcsh.unl.pt). For
  more information\, see the full seminar programme below.\n\nOrganization 
 : Carlotta Santini (CNRS/ENS\, Paris)\, Eduardo Nasser (UFPE/UFABC)\, Paul
 o Lima (IFILNOVA/NOVA FCSH)\nProgramme\nSession 1: The Divine Service of t
 he Greeks\n\n3 September 2025 (Wednesday)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC+1)\n\n 	Man
 fred Posani Loewenstein\, “Nietzsche\, Burckhardt and the Greek Cult: Co
 mparing Two Lectures”\n 	Emmanuel Salanskis\, “Towards a Genealogy of 
 the Greek Cult”\n\nSession 2: Greek Rhythmics\n\n1 October 2025 (Wednesd
 ay)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC+1)\n\n 	Christophe Corbier\, “Difference and Re
 petition in the Fragments on Greek Rhythm”\n 	Alice Giordano\, “The Fo
 rce of Rhythm: Philology\, Physiology\, and Philosophy”\n\nSession 3: En
 cyclopedia of Classical Philology\n\n5 November 2025 (Wednesday)\, 17:00
 –19:00 (UTC)\n\n 	Christian Benne\, “Drives: Romantic Reflections in E
 ncyclopädie der klassischen Philologie”\n 	James Porter\, “Thinking B
 ackwards: Theocrasy and Syncretism in The Encyclopedia of Philology”\n\n
 Session 4: Latin Grammar\n\n16 December 2025 (exceptionally on Tuesday)\, 
 17:00–19:00 (UTC)\n\n 	Christian Wolleck\, “A Philosopher Talks About 
 Grammar: On the Philosophical Implications of a Philological Stint”\n 	M
 arina Silenzi\, “Instinct\, Shout and Mimicry: Toward a Genealogy of Lan
 guage”\n\nSession 5: The Pre-Platonic Philosophers\n\n14 January 2026 (W
 ednesday)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC)\n\n 	André Laks\, TBD\n 	Helmut Heit\, 
 “The Pre-Platonic Philosophers”\n\nSession 6: Plato\n\n18 February 202
 6 (Wednesday)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC)\n\n 	João Constâncio\, “Nietzsche 
 on Plato’s Phaedrus and the Question of Writing”\n 	Pieter De Corte\, 
 “Nietzsche on Plato’s Political Thought in the Basel Lectures”\n\nSe
 ssion 7: Cicero’s Academica\n\n18 March 2026 (Wednesday)\, 17:00–19:00
  (UTC)\n\n 	Luca Lupo\, “Saying Yes: The Doctrine of Assent”\n 	Stefan
 o Busellato\, TBD\n\nSession 8: Rhetoric\n\n15 April 2026 (Wednesday)\, 17
 :00–19:00 (UTC+1)\n\n 	Rogerio Lopes\, “Much Ado About (Almost) Nothin
 g: How to Avoid Philosophical Inflation of Genealogical Claims”\n 	Aritz
  Pardina Herrero\, “F. Nietzsche’s Rhetoric Lectures: Dating and Inter
 relationship (and Why These Are Important)”\n\nSession 9: Tragedy\n\n13 
 May 2026 (Wednesday)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC+1)\n\n 	Sotera Fornaro\, TBD\n 	
 Enrico Mueller\, TBD\n\nSession 10: Greek Literature\n\n17 June 2026 (Wedn
 esday)\, 17:00–19:00 (UTC+1)\n\n 	Gemma Adesso\, “The Art of Reading a
 nd Writing”\n 	Rafael Carrión Arias\, “History of Greek Literature fr
 om 1874-76: The Origins of Genealogical Method in F. Nietzsche”\n\n&nbsp
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