Professor Sir Richard SorabjiFBA, American, Flemish and 'European' Academies, Honorary Fellow, Wolfson College, Oxford Professor Sir Richard Sorabji has published 15 books, edited or co-edited 11 and provided two book-length series of interviews. The Commentator Translations have reached 106 Volumes, translating into English from the largest surviving body of Greek literature, the ancient Greek re-interpretations of Aristotle from 0 to 600 CE, with subsequent 12th century revivals. He continues to study, write and lecture. |
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Sorabji has very much enjoyed his teaching career and he keeps contact with many of his 53 former PhD students. He has also enjoyed lecturing abroad and making Philosophy accessible to the general public by teaching at home at Morley College and at Gresham College and elsewhere.
Sorabji’s writing on Philosophy and its History covers three main areas, the physics of the universe, the mind and social and ethical problems. He started in ancient Greek Philosophy but his interests spread from there to many other periods and cultures. Sorabji's most recent book, Freedom of Speech and Expression: Its History, Its Values, Its Good Use and Its Misuse, was published in 2021. Read more on Professor Sir Richard Sorabji's biography page |
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PUBLISHED 2021Freedom of Speech and Expression:
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