Cornell University in Ithaca New York — founded 1865 by Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White — home of Tad Brennan (Stoic philosophy) and previously Rachana Kamtekar (Plato), making it a significant center for ancient philosophy scholarship.
Represents the American research university's role in maintaining serious engagement with ancient philosophy — Cornell's philosophy department has housed leading scholars of Stoicism and Plato, connecting ancient philosophy to contemporary questions through rigorous scholarship.
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