PUBLICATIONS Books: 1. The Dialectic of Essence, Princeton University Press, 2003, x and 393 pages

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EDUCATION ALLAN SILVERMAN B.A. (Classics): The Ohio State University, 1978, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Classics and Distinction in the Humanities M.A. (Greek): University of California, Berkeley, 1980 Ph.D. (Classical Philosophy): University of California, Berkeley, 1985 EMPLOYMENT Professor of Philosophy (and Classics), The Ohio State University, September 1985- Present Professor of Philosophy (and Greek and Latin), (1985-2000; now Adjunct), The Ohio State University Visiting Professor of Philosophy, UC Berkeley, Autumn 2005 Visiting Professor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, Autumn 2004 (postponed) Visiting Professor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, Autumn 2002 Visiting Professor of Philosophy, MIT, Autumn 2002 (declined) Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Yale University, 1993-94, Autumn 1994 Visiting Professor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, Autumn 1992 Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Howard University, Autumn 1989 AWARDS AND HONORS Seed-Grant, Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center, The Ohio State University 2006-University Distinguished Visiting Research Fellowship, Monash University, July 2005 Mershon Center for International Security Fellowship, The Ohio State University, 2003-4 National Endowment for the Humanities, Senior Fellowship for University Teachers, 1995-6 Junior Fellow, Center For Hellenic Studies, 1988-89 PUBLICATIONS Books: 1. The Dialectic of Essence, Princeton University Press, 2003, x and 393 pages Articles: 1. "The Metaphysics of Special Sensation," The Proceedings of the Dayton University Aristotle Conference, Special Volume of The Dayton Review 19 (1988), 109-120 2. "Plato on Perception and `Commons'," Classical Quarterly, 40 (i) (1990), 148-175 3. "Color and Color-Perception in Aristotle's De Anima," Ancient Philosophy, 9 (i) (1989), 271-298 4. "Self-Predication and Synonymy, Ancient Philosophy, 10 (1990) (ii), 193-202

5. "Plato on Phantasia," Classical Antiquity, (1991) (i), 123-47 6. "Timaean Particulars," Classical Quarterly, 42 (i) (1992), 87-113 7. "Plato's Cratylus: The Nature of Naming and the Naming of Nature," Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, X (1992), 25-71 8. "Plato and Platonism, Ancient Philosophy, 16 (1996), 195-215 9. "Flux and Language in the Theaetetus," Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, XVIII (2000), 109-152 10. "The End of the Cratylus: Limning The World," Ancient Philosophy, 21, (2001), 1-19 11. "Plato's Psychology," The Blackwell Guide to Ancient Philosophy, London, (2003) 130-144 12. "Metaphysics and Individual Souls in the Phaedo," in (Michelini Ed.) Plato as Author, (Leiden, 2003), 267-286 13. "Phileban Metaphysics," in (Welton Ed.) Plato's Forms: Varieties of Interpretation, (Lanham, 2003), 193-220 14. "Plato's Middle Period Metaphysics and Epistemology, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2003 15. Ascent and Descent: The Philosopher s Regret, Social Philosophy and Policy, 24 (2) Summer, 2007, 40-69 16. Philosopher-Kings and Craftsman Gods, in (Mohr and Sattler Eds.) One Book, The Whole Universe: Plato s Timaeus Today, Parmenides Press, 2010, 55-68 17. Contemplating Divine Mind, in (Nightingale and Sedley Eds.) Ancient Models of Mind, Cambridge, 2010, 75-96 18. Plato s Ontology, Continuum Companion to Plato, 2012, 218-220 19. Plato s Republic as a Vocation, in (Miller. Ed.) Reason and Analysis in Ancient Greek Philosophy, Springer 2013, 125-145 20. Grounding, Analogy, and Aristotle s Critique of Plato s Idea of the Good, in (Feser Ed.) Aristotle on Method and Metaphysics, Palgrave 2013, 102-120 21. Plato s Metaphysics and the Soul, in (Sheffield and Warren Eds.) Routledge Companion to Ancient Philosophy, Routledge 2014, 213-226 22. God is not to Blame: Comments on Meyer, in (Gurtler and Wians Eds.) Proceedings of The Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy, Brill 2014, 70-74 23. Plato s Rational Eudaimonism, Philosophical Inquiry: International Quarterly, 39 (3-4), Spr-Sum 24. 2015, 26-39 25. Plato s Timaeus: What is in the Paradigm? forthcoming in Dillon/Wear volume, Cambridge University Press, 20 pages manuscript

Reviews, Encyclopedia Entries, Etc.: 1. Meaning, Relation and Existence in Plato's Parmenides: The Logic of Relational Realism, by R. Sternfield and H. Zyskind, Ancient Philosophy, 9 (1989), 354-7 2. The De Anima of Alexander of Aphrodisias, by A. Fotinis, Ancient Philosophy, 10 (i) (1990), 131-135 3. Phantasia in Classical Antiquity, by G. Watson, Classical Philology, 336-340 4. The Rational Enterprise, by R. Desjardins, Ancient Philosophy, 14 (1994), 183-88 5. The Toils of Skepticism, by J. Barnes, and Greek Skepticism, by L.Groarke, Phoenix, 1994, 165-170 6. Language: Vol. 3 of Companions To Ancient Thought, by S. Everson, Philosophical Review, 105 (April 1996) 7. Recollection and Experience, by D. Scott, Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 1997 8. Plato's Individual's, by M.McCabe, Philosophical Review, 106 (1997), 470-475 9. Aristotle on Perception, by S. Everson, Ancient Philosophy, 19 (1999), 172-77 10. Plato on Parts and Wholes, by V. Harte, Archiv fur Geschichte der Philosophie, 87 (2005), 221-225 11. Plato's Cratylus, by D. Sedley, Archiv fur Geschicte der Philosophie, 88 (2006), 316-321 12. Plato's Natural Philosophy, by T. Johannsen, Mind, 115 (2006), 765-769 13. Ancient Self-Refutation: The Logic and History of the Self-Refutation Argument from Democritus to Augustine, by L. Castagnoli, Ancient Philosophy 32 (2012) 458-61 14. Philosophers in the Republic: Plato s Two Paradigms, by Roslyn Weiss, Notre Dame Philosophical Review, March 2013 PRESENTATIONS 1. "Aristotle on Science and Sensation," University of Arizona, January 1985 2. "Comments on Ferejohn," American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Los Angeles, March 1986 3. "The Motivation of Virtue," Morehouse College, Atlanta, October 1986 4. "Timaeus 47ff: Form, Matter, Persistence and Predication," American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Boston, December 1986 5. "The Metaphysics of Special Sensation," Dayton University Aristotle Colloquium, November 1987 6. "Plato on Phantasia: The Missing Link, American Philological Association, New York, December 1987

7. "Protagorizing Plato's Heracliteanism," American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, March 1988 8. "Comments on Leftow," commentary on paper of B. Leftow, American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, Washington, December 1988 9. "Plato's Cratylus," Center For Hellenic Studies, Washington, D. C., February 1988 10. "Perception in the Theaetetus Part I, " University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, March 1989 11. "Perception in the Theaetetus Part II," Florida State University, March 1989 12. "Plato on the Naming of Nature and the Nature of Naming," Harvard University, April 1989 13. "On the Origins of Metaphysics," The Alain Locke Philosophical Society, Howard University, September 1989 14. "Plato and the Neo-Platonists on Light and Perception," American Philological Association, San Francisco, December 1990 15. "Timaean Particulars," University of Michigan, February 1991 16. "Plato on the Construction of Matter," University of Toronto, April 1991 17. "Some Ways of Being in Plato," The Society For Ancient Greek Philosophy, American Philosophical Association, December 1991 18. "Aristotle's Metaphysics and Ethics," University of Toledo, February 1992 19. "Metaphysical Principles in Plato and Aristotle, Denison University, March 1992 20. "Some Varieties of Pragmatic Self-Refutation in Plato," conference on the Methodology of the Ancient Philosopher, The Ohio State University, October 1992 21. "The Refutation of the Heracliteans," Yale University, February 1994 22. Comments on Ian Mueller on Plato's Timaeus, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, March 1994 23. "The Refutation of the Heracliteans," Dartmouth College, May 1994, 24. "Three Problems of Participation in Plato," Boston University, October 1994 25. "The Later Socratic Elenchus," American Philological Association, December 1994 26. "Plato's Metaphysics: From Two Worlds to Two Theories," Northwestern University, April 1997 27. "Does Language Limn the World," University of California, Berkeley, April 1997 28. "Plato's Metaphysics: From Two Worlds to Two Theories," University of Washington, April 1997 29. "The Metaphysics of Separation," Purdue University, February 1998 30. "Philosophical Anarchy in Plato's Republic," University of Dayton, February 1998

31. "The Metaphysics of Separation," Stanford University, April 1998 32. "Plato's Republic," UC, Berkeley, April 1998 33. "Separation," UCLA, April 1998 34. "The Unity of Logos," Northern Association Meetings, Durham, England, April 1999 35. Aristotle's Account of Perception, Ohio University, April 1999 36. The Metaphysics of the Philebus and Timaeus, Trinity College, Dublin, November 1-6, 1999 37. The Metaphysics of the Philebus and Timaeus, King's College, London, November 1-6, 1999 38. The Metaphysics of the Philebus and Timaeus, University of Edinburgh, November 1-6, 1999 39. Plato on Knowledge and Essence, B-Club, Cambridge University, November 1999 40. Individual Souls and Form-Copies in the Phaedo, 1999 Taft International Colloquium on Plato's Dialogues, University of Cincinnati, November 1999 41. The Beginnings of Greek Philosophy, (with Mark Griffith) Center For Hellenic Studies, Wash.D.C., March 2000 42. Plato's Allegory of the Cave, Life of the Mind Lecture, Ohio Dominican College, March 2000 43. Return to the Cave, Keynote Address, The Undergraduate Philosophy Colloquium, The Ohio State University, May 2002 44. Invited Critic, Faculty Show, Department of Art, The Ohio State University, October 2002 45. Phileban Metaphysics, The University of Iowa, October 2002 46. Phileban Metaphysics, SUNY at Albany, February 2003 47. Reading Plato's Republic, Social Policy Center, Bowling Green State University, March 2004 48. Reading Plato's Republic, Ohio University, May 2004 49. Reading Plato's Republic, The Ohio State University, August 2004 50. Philosophical Anarchy and RealPolitik: Republic and Timaeus, Princeton Ancient Philosophy Colloquium, December 2004 51. Philosophical Anarchy and RealPolitik: Republic and Timaeus, UCLA, March 2005 52. Philosophical Anarchy and RealPolitik: Republic and Timaeus, Ancient Philosophy Workshop, UC, Berkeley, March 2005 53. Philosophical Anarchy and RealPolitik: Republic and Timaeus, Australian Association of Philosophy, Sydney, July 2005

54. Philosophical Anarchy and RealPolitik: Republic and Timaeus, Monash University. July 2005 55. Author Meets Critic: Critic, Plato on Parts and Wholes (by Verity Harte), American Philosophical Association, Boston, December 2005 56. The Metaphysics of the Theaetetus, Pittsburgh Ancient Philosophy Workshop, February 2005 57. Author Meets Critics: The Dialectic of Essence (comments by M. Ferejohn, Duke, and M.M. McCabe, King s College, London), American Philosophical Association, San Francisco, March 2005 58. Plato s Metaphysics, Purdue University, April 2005 59. Plato s Republic: The Philosopher s Regret, University of Kansas, November 2005 60. Plato s Republic: The Philosopher s Regret, University of California, Berkeley, November 2005 61. Plato s Republic: The Philosopher s Regret, Ancient Political Philosophy Conference, San Diego, June 2006 62. Plato s Republic as a Vocation, Invited Symposium, American Philosophical Association, San Francisco, April 2007 63. Comments on Perrin, American Philosophical Association, Chicago, April 2007 64. Plato on Practical Reason, Queen s University, June 2007 65. Divine Contemplating Mind, Conference for A.A.Long, Berkeley, September 2007 66. Philosopher-Kings and Craftsman Gods, UIUC International Timaeus Conference, September 2007 67. Practical Versus Theoretical Reason, UCSB, March 2008 68. Practical Versus Theoretical Reason, UCLA, March 2008 69. Practical Versus Theoretical Reason, Ohio State, August 2008 70. Practical Versus Theoretical Reason, Duke University, February 2009 71. NanoEthics, UCSB Vision IGERT, June 2008 72. Yale/King s College London Seminar on the Republic Book 2, Yale University, June 2008 73. The Construction of Reason, The Barnett Bank and Trust Lectures, UNC Chapel Hill, Winter 2009 74. Yale/King s College London Seminar on the Republic Book 3, King s College, London, June 2009 75. Plato s Republic as a Vocation, BGSU, March 2010 76. Yale/King s College London Seminar on the Republic Book 4, Yale, June 2010 77. Demiurgic Politics, Fudan University, November 2010

78. Demiurgic Politics, Peking University, November 2010 79. Demiurgic Politics, Republic V Workshop, June 2011 80. The Division of Goods, Notre Dame, August 2011 81. Republic VI Workshop, Yale University, June 2012 82. God is not to Blame, Comments, Boston Area Colloquium for Ancient Philosophy, October 2012 83. The Work of Carmel Buckley, Swing Space Gallery, Columbus, October 2012 84. Plato and Rational Eudaimonism, Arizona Ancient Philosophy Workshop, February 2013 85. Republic VII Workshop, King s College, London, June 2013 86. Plato s Cratylus, UNC Ancient Philosophy Seminar, November 2013 87. Timaean Hermeneutics, Harvard Workshop in Ancient Philosophy, May 2014 88. Republic VIII Workshop, Yale University, June 2014 89. What is in the Paradigm?, Berkeley conference for John Dillon, September 2014 90. Practical Quiddities, NYU Ancient Philosophy Workshop, April 2015 91. Republic IX Workshop, King s College, London, June 2015