本研究所成立于2003年3月，英文名称为Institute of Western Classical Philosophy，Sichuan University (简称：IWCPSU )。

本研究所立足于我校古希腊哲学与中世纪哲学研究基础，结合海内外学术力量，引入现代学术的问题意识和研究方法，培养该领域的后备人才，逐步形成古希腊哲学与中世纪哲学的研究特色与科研队伍。

本研究所自建立之日起，即有计划地搜集古代希腊、教父时期、中世纪哲学直至文艺复兴时期为止的经典著作和研究资料，着手建立有关古希腊哲学与中世纪哲学的数据库和资料中心，定期举办学术研讨会，有规划地翻译古希腊和中世纪的哲学著作，积极出版研究专著。

研究所的近期规划：

1、系统翻译与介绍古希腊、中世纪和文艺复兴时期重要的哲学经典著作。

2、在四川大学开设古希腊语和古典拉丁语，满足宗教、哲学、历史、外语等相关学科的需求。

3、建立四川大学古希腊与欧洲中世纪哲学资料室。

4、积极与国外、港台学术机构建立联系。

目前合作的国外研究机构：

法国国家科学研究院，丕平研究所

爱尔兰都柏林圣三一学院，古代柏拉图传统研究中心

现任研究所所长：

梁中和

本研究所主要成员：

徐开来，男，教授（荣休），中国人民大学哲学系博士，原四川大学哲学系博士生导师。

熊林，男，教授，中国人民大学哲学系博士，四川大学哲学系博士生导师。

梁中和，男，教授，中国人民大学哲学系博士，四川大学哲学系博士生导师。

张爽，男，副教授，中山大学哲学博士，四川大学哲学系硕士生导师。

曾怡，女，副教授，巴黎索邦大学哲学博士，四川大学哲学系硕士生导师。

黄路苹，女，副教授，香港浸会大学哲学博士，四川大学哲学系硕士生导师。

宋军言，校外合作研究员。山东东营人，他的研究领域涵盖柏拉图哲学（特别是新柏拉图主义）、西方神秘主义和古罗马宗教。相关领域著有数篇英文论文刊行于Apeiron、ΣΧΟΛΗ等国际权威期刊。他是国际新柏拉图主义协会（ISNS）的执委会助理和国际柏拉图学会（IPS）的正式会员。2025年，他获得了由柏拉图研究权威John Myles Dillon颁发的柏拉图基金会研究奖。代表作包括：

Junyan, S. “Two Supreme Gods in Iamblichus’ de Mysteriis Book VIII.” Apeiron, forthcoming.

Junyan, S. “How Damascius Correlates First Principles in Orphic Theology to His Neoplatonic First Principles: Damascius, On First Principles Chapter 123.” ΣΧΟΛΗ 18.2. (2024) 593-606. DOI: 10.25205/1995-4328-2024-18-2-593-606. July 2024.

Junyan, S. “Is Lion-Headed Man Orphic Chronos?” ΣΧΟΛΗ 18.1 (2024) 56-63. DOI: 10.25205/1995-4328-2024-18-1-56-63. January 2024.

The Institute was established in March 2003 and its English name is Institute for Western Classical Philosophy of Sichuan University (abbreviation: IWCPSU).

The institute is based on the research foundation of ancient Greek philosophy and medieval philosophy of our University, combined with academic strength at China and abroad, introduces modern academic problem and research methods, cultivates reserve talents in this field, and gradually forms the research characteristics of Ancient Greek philosophy and medieval philosophy with the research team.

Since its establishment, the Institute has collected classic works and research materials from ancient Greece, the Godfather period, medieval philosophy until the Renaissance, and set out to establish a database and information center on ancient Greek philosophy and medieval philosophy. Hold academic seminars, translate ancient Greek and medieval philosophical works in a planned way, and actively publish research monographs.

The institute's near-term plans:

1. Systematically translate and introduce important philosophical classics from ancient Greece, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

2. Open ancient Greek and classical Latin lessons in Sichuan University to meet the needs of related disciplines such as religion, philosophy, history, and foreign languages.

3. To establish the Ancient Greek and European Medieval Philosophy Reference Room of Sichuan University.

4. Actively establish contacts with foreign, Hong Kong and Taiwan academic institutions.

Currently cooperating with foreign research institutions:

Centre Jean Pépin, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, CNRS

Centre for the Study of the Platonic Tradition, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

Current Institute Director:

Liang Zhonghe

The members of this institute are:

Xu Kailai,Professor Emeritus, Ph.D. in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Xiong Lin, Professor, Ph.D. in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Liang Zhonghe, Professor,Ph.D.in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Zhang Shuang,Associate Professor, Ph.D. in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Zeng Yi, female, Associate Professor, Ph.D. in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Huang Luping, Associate Professor, Ph.D. in Philosophy Department, Sichuan University.

Junyan Song conducts research in Platonic philosophy (especially Neoplatonism), Western mysticism, and ancient Roman religion. He has published several articles on these subjects in renowned journals such as Apeiron and ΣΧΟΛΗ. He serves as the international assistant of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies (ISNS) and is a full member of the International Plato Society. In 2025, he was awarded the Platonic Foundation Research Grant by the distinguished Platonic scholar John Myles Dillon. Selected Publications:

Junyan Song. “Two Supreme Gods in Iamblichus’ de Mysteriis Book VIII.” Apeiron, forthcoming.

Junyan Song. “How Damascius Correlates First Principles in Orphic Theology to His Neoplatonic First Principles: Damascius, On First Principles Chapter 123.” ΣΧΟΛΗ 18.2. (2024) 593-606. DOI: 10.25205/1995-4328-2024-18-2-593-606. July 2024.

Junyan Song. “Is Lion-Headed Man Orphic Chronos?” ΣΧΟΛΗ 18.1 (2024) 56-63. DOI: 10.25205/1995-4328-2024-18-1-56-63. January 2024.