Richard FitzRalph: His Life, Times and Thought

A Conference to commemorate the 650th anniversary of his death:
15 - 17 November 2010

Richard FitzRalph was a 14th century churchman, Chancellor of Oxford University and Archbishop of Armagh who died in Avignon on 16th November 1360.

The following will present papers at the conference:

• Terence Dolan (University College Dublin), The Rhetoric of the Defensio
• William Duba (University of Fribourg), FitzRalph and the Afterlife
• Michael Dunne (National University of Ireland Maynooth), Accidents without a Subject: FitzRalph on the Eucharist
• Michael Haren (Dublin), The influence on FitzRalph of Bishop Grandisson of Exeter
• Elzbieta Jung (University of Lódz), Chaos infinitum? Richard FitzRalph (‘the lion’) and
  Richard Kilvington (‘the leopard’) on time, continuity and infinity
• Severin Kitanov (Salem State College), Richard FitzRalph and Adam Wodeham on
  Beatific Enjoyment
• Stephen E. Lahey (University of Nebraska, Lincoln), Richard FitzRalph on God’s Knowledge
  of the Future, Second Version
• Graham McAleer (Loyola University Maryland), De Vitoria on FitzRalph: An Adequate
  Assessment?
• Chris Schabel (University of Cyprus), Richard FitzRalph on the Filioque Before and After
  His Conversations with Barlaam the Calabrian
• Katherine Tachau (University of Iowa), Adam Wodeham and Robert Holcot as Witnesses
  to FitzRalph’s Thought

For further information and conference registration
email: philosophy.department@nuim.ie