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UPCOMING Events
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05.23-05.25 2024 |
Conference: “The Young Kant” Further information coming soon. |
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03.15 2024 |
2024 Chicago-Area Consortium in German Philosophy Workshop 10:00 AM – Jennifer Dobe, Grinnell 11:30 AM – Patrick Kain, Purdue 1:00-2:30 – Lunch 2:30 PM – Avery Goldman, DePaul 4:00 PM – Janum Sethi, University of Michigan |
DePaul University Rosati Room (300) Richardson Library |
kthomp12 at depaul.edu |
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03.08 2024 |
Peace, Violence, & the Highest Good: Kantian Perspectives on Morality and History 8:30 – Welcome 8:45 – Dr. Michael Olson (MU) “Slavery and Enthusiasm in the German Enlightenment” 9:45 – Dr. Philip J. Rossi (MU) “The Categorical Imperative, Socially Inflected: There Is To Be No War” 11:00 – Dr. Luigi Filieri (Mainz/MU) “Neither God Nor Nature: Kant on the Duty of Peace” 1:00 Mr. Dustin Trampe (MU) “Kant’s Highest Goods: Personal and Political” 2:00 Dr. Nataliya Palatnik (UWM) “Kant’s Practical Ideal of Perfect Virtue” 3:30 Dr. Rachel Zuckert (Northwestern) “Kant’s Philosophy of History as Stoic Consolation” (in Marquette Hall, 105) |
Marquette University Eisenberg Reading Room |
kantworkshop at marquette.edu |
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02.28 2024 |
Nothing Halfway: System Critique and Building in German Idealism Speaker: Jim Kreines (Claremont McKenna College) 4:00PM, Wednesday, February 28th |
Mundelein 519 Loyola University Chicago Lake Shore Campus |
Naomi Fisher nfisher1 at luc.edu |
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02.09 2024 |
20th Century German Philosophical Aesthetics Workshop 9:00-10:20 — “Heidegger on Temporality and Kant’s Aesthetics” by Morganna Lambeth (Cal State, Fullerton) Commentator: Abigail Iturra (Northwestern) | Chair: Andrew Cutrofello (Loyola University, Chicago)
10:30-11:50 — “‘Fused and Melted with Their Meanings’: Cassirer on Aesthetic Symbolic Formations” by Luigi Filieri (JGU-Mainz/Marquette University) Commentator: Kenni Zellner (Northwestern) | Chair: Peter Fenves (Northwestern) [lunch break] 1:30- 2:50 — “Langer, Musical Symbols, and What Cannot be Said of Ineffability” by Bryan Parkhurst (Oberlin) Commentator: Emily Lemmon (University of Iowa) | Chair: Ryan Dohoney (Northwestern, Music)
3:00-4:20 — “Adorno as a Travesty: Music, the Domination of Nature, and the Sublime in Adorno and Lyotard” by David Benjamin Johnson (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) Commentator: Eskil Elling (Northwestern) | Chair: Mark Alznauer (Northwestern) |
Kresge 3-438 Northwestern University |
Kasey Hettig-Rolfe kaseyhettig-rolfe2023 at u.northwestern.edu |
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04.14 2023 |
2023 Chicago Area Consortium in German Philosophy Workshop Topic: “Themes From Hegel”
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Rosati Room (300) Richardson Library DePaul University |
Kasey Hettig-Rolfe kaseyhettig-rolfe2023 at u.northwestern.edu |
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03.31-04.01 2023 |
Notre Dame Colloquium: “Kant’s Moral Vision as Affirmative Religion” Keynote Address: Stephen Palmquist (Hong Kong Baptist University), “In What Sense Does Kant Have a Vision of ‘Affirmative Religion’? Reflections on an Evolving Hermeneutic Revolution” Friday, March 31st, 8:30am to 7:00pm Saturday, April 1st, 8:30am to 7:00pm |
Duncan Student Center Meeting Room 2 South, W210 University of Notre Dame |
Meredith Trexler mtrexler -at- nd.edu |
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Other Events
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| Fridays | German Philosophy Workshop
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University of Chicago
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Stephen Cunniff scunniff -at- uchicago.edu |