The Witherspoon Institute is sponsoring its fifth annual Thomistic Seminar this August, on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey, for graduate students in philosophy and related disciplines interested in the relationship between analytic philosophy and the Aristotelian-Thomistic tradition. This year’s theme is “Aesthetics and Morality,” and participating faculty include John Haldane, Thomas Hibbs, Anthony O’Hear, and Candace Vogler. The application deadline is April 15 and more information is available here.
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