Dr. Sara Diaco

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Universität Tübingen
Philosophisches Seminar
Bursagasse 1
D - 72070 Tübingen

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Antike Philosophie

2012-2016	PhD in Classics - St John’s College, University of Cambridge Dissertation: Plato and Lucretius on the Origins and Development of Human Society
2009-2012	BA in Biblical and Theological Sciences Waldensian Faculty of Theology, Rome
2007-2009	MA in Philosophy and History of Philosophy University of Rome ‘Sapienza’
2004-2007	BA in Philosophy University of Rome ‘Sapienza’

‘Authentic and Counterfeit Friendship: A Reading of Montaigne through Ancient Reflections on Frankness and Flattery’, in P. Piredda and M. Roick (eds.), Vera Amicitia. Classical Notions of Friendship in Renaissance Thought and Culture, Oxford: Peter Lang, 2022, 23–51
‘Beginning the Ascent. Beauty, Relationships, and the Gaze’, in K. Corcilius and I. Männlein-Robert (eds.), Platon und das Schöne, Tübinger Platon-Tage 2, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2022, 19–30
‘Epicureans and the City’s Laws’, Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 104.2 (2022), 312–336 (online ahead of print since 2021)
‘Socrates’ First City: Pleonexia in the Thought Experiment’, Apeiron 54.4 (2021), 473–491 (online ahead of print since 2020)