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THE SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM

The Second Annual Symposium took place at St John's College, Oxford, on April 19, 20 and 21 1997.

SUBJECTS:

STRUCTURE - Principles and Applications in the Sciences and Music. April 19

THE NOTION OF AUTHENTICITY. April 20

DISCUSSION. April 21

Participants:
Dr. Stephanie Dalley, Assyriology, Oxford University
Prof. Mitchell Feigenbaum, Physics, Rockefeller University
Sir David Smith, Botany, Pres. Wolfson College, Oxford University
Prof. Brian Trowell, Music, Oxford University
Dr. Rosalyn Tureck, Music, Oxford University

Second Annual Symposium
Lecture Programme
St John's College, Oxford, April 1997

LECTURES

19 April - Saturday STRUCTURE
10.00AM - 11.15AM	Dr. Rosalyn Tureck - Music
11.15AM - 11.30PM	Coffee
11.30AM - 12.45PM	Prof. Mitchell Feigenbaum - Physics
1.00PM - 2.30PM	Buffet Lunch
3.00PM - 4.15PM	Sir David Smith - Time as a Dimension in Biological Systems and Structures
4.30PM - 5.30PM	Brian Trowell - Proportion and Structure in Late Medieval Music
7.30PM	Gala Dinner

20 April - Sunday THE NOTION OF AUTHENTICITY
10.00AM - 10.45AM	Dr. Rosalyn Tureck - Musical Authenticity - Is it a legitimate offspring of Janus?
10.45AM - 11.30AM	Sir David Smith - The Authenticity of the Independence of Individuals in Biology
11.30AM - 12.15PM	Coffee
12.15PM - 1.00PM	Prof. Mitchell Feigenbaum - Physics
1.00PM - 2.30PM	Buffet Lunch
3.00PM - 4.00PM	Dr. Stephanie Dalley - Authorship, Variation and Canonicity in Gilgamesh and other Ancient Texts
4.00PM - 5.00PM	Question and Answer Period
5.00PM	Reception - Drinks

21 April - Monday DISCUSSION - ALL LECTURERS
10.30AM - 12.30PM	Round Table Discussion with Lecturers Dr. Rosalyn Tureck Sir David Smith Prof. Mitchell Feigenbaum Dr. Stephanie Dalley
1.00PM - 2.30PM	Closing - Buffet Lunch

Lectures from this Second Annual Symposium by Dr Tureck, Sir David Smith, Prof. Trowell and Dr Dalley are contained in the second issue of the Tureck Bach Research Foundation journal, INTERACTION, published September 1999.

This document was last updated 14 July 2019

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