Eric Sanday

Eric Sanday specializes in Ancient Greek Philosophy with a focus on the relationship between ethics and ontology. His new book, A Study of Dialectic in Plato's Parmenides, is forthcoming from Northwestern University Press. He also has an article on Aristotle's account of imagination and animal motion in the Continuum Companion to Aristotle. He is co-editor of volumes on Plato's Laws, Heraclitus, and a companion to Ancient Philosophy from a Continental Perspective, and on Heraclitus. His next book project will focus on the way in which the account of truth and life in Plato's "later" dialogues relates to those aspects of Platonic philosophy, especially myth and erotic experience, that cannot be subsumed under the account of forms and participation.