Group of Kantian Studies (Argentina) and Revista de Estudios Kantianos (Society of Kantian Studies in Spanish) are pleased to invite you to the next conference of their 2023 cycle.
Prof.
Dr. Pedro Stepanenko (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México):
"La
trama de la experiencia: conciencia y conceptos en Kant".
October
30, 1:00 p.m. (Buenos Aires)
Group of Kantian Studies (Argentina) and Revista de Estudios Kantianos (Society of Kantian Studies in Spanish) are pleased to invite you to the next conference of their 2023 cycle.
Prof. Dr. Alejandro Rosas
López (Universidad Nacional de Colombia):
"El organismo como 'fin
natural' en Kant: perplejidad y vacilación" (“The organism as a 'natural
end' in Kant: perplexity and hesitation”)
September 25, 12hs. (Buenos Aires)
Fernando M. Silva (Centre of Philosophy. School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon): "The origin of the pragmatic. A Kantian endeavour".
August 23
from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in room 452 of the Faculty of Philosophy and
Letters, UBA (Puan 480).
The activity
is co-organized by the Kantinsa project,
the Institute of Philosophy (FFyL) and the GEK.
Prof. Dr. Luis Placencia (Universidad de Chile):
“Canon, normatividad y error. Apuntes sobre el imperativo categórico y
la lógica de Kant”,
26 de junio, 17h (CEST)
This event is organized by the Revista de Estudios
Kantianos and the Grupo de Estudios Kantianos and will be held through a
University of Buenos Aires account on the Teams platform.
Prof. Dra. María Xesús Vázquez Lobeiras (Universidad de Santiago de Compostela)
"Novedad y alcance del concepto
kantiano de lógica formal"
May 29, 12h (GMT-3)
Link: rek.kant@gmail.com
This event is organized by
the Revista de Estudios Kantianos and the Grupo de Estudios Kantianos and will
be held through a University of Buenos Aires account on the Teams platform.
Prof. Dra. Mirella Capozzi (Sapienza Università di Roma): “Kant on Language”
May 8, 12h (GMT-3)
Link: rek.kant@gmail.com
This event is organized by the Revista de Estudios Kantianos and the Grupo de Estudios Kantianos and will be held through a University of Buenos Aires account on the Teams platform.
Kant on Knowledge, Meaning and Language
May 11-12,
10-17hs.
Organized by PICT-2020-SERIEA-00007:
“Aspectos semánticos en la filosofía crítica de Immanuel Kant”
PhD. Gastón Giribet (University of New York)
"La contingencia de la tridimensionalidad del espacio en la obra precrítica de Kant"
March 27. 13hs GMT-3.
Link: rek.kant@gmail.com
This event is organized by
the Revista de Estudios Kantianos and the Grupo de Estudios Kantianos and will
be held through a University of Buenos Aires account on the Teams platform.
PhD. Jessica Segesta (Universidad de Palermo)
"About the Kantian
critique to the rationalistic metaphysics: the precritical concept of 'real'
possibility"
March 20. 13hs GMT-3.
Link: rek.kant@gmail.com
This event is organized by
the Revista de Estudios Kantianos and the Grupo de Estudios Kantianos and will
be held through a University of Buenos Aires account on the Teams platform.
Kant en diálogo con problemas contemporáneos
March 16, 2023
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA Y LETRAS
Puan 480, Instituto de Filosofía, 4 piso, aula 452
Con gusto lxs invitamos a la Jornada Kant organizadas por el
proyecto de cooperación internacional Marie Curie RISE “Kant in South America” y el Grupo de Estudios Kantianos.
Programm
14:00-16:00
Gastón
Giribet (New York University): “Contingency of the natural laws and the
plurality of worlds: from the Millionen Welten hypothesis in Kant's
precritical philosophy to the theory of the multiverse in contemporary
physics”.
Felipe
Montero (University of Buenos Aires): “The role of teleology in Darwin’s theory
of natural selection in the light of Kant’s Critique of Judgment”.
Laura
Pelegrin (University of Buenos Aires/ University Diego Portales/Universiteit Leiden): “On the
Possibility of Temporal Incongruent Counterparts in the Kantian System”.
16:15-18:15
Nunzio Alì (University of Catania): “Kant, Inequality, and Domination”.
John Walsh (University of Halle): “Knowledge of Freedom in the Immediate Reception of Kant: The Curious Case of K.L. Reinhold”.
Diana Piroli (University of Catania): “A Kantian Response to Pluralism in Climate Justice”.
Borja Villanueva Ruiz (University of Buenos Aires): “The Notion of Aesthetic in the Kantian Work and its Relationship with Baumgarten”.
Final Conference: 18:30-19:30
Heiner Klemme (University of Halle): “Maximizing Freedom? Paul Guyer on the Value of Freedom and Reason”.
Second Symposium on XIXth Century German Philosophy. “Copernican Turns”
Date: 16-18 October 2023
Venue: online
Organizing Committee: Jacinto Páez, Laura Pelegrín, Fernando Turri
Sponsoring Institutions: Grupo de Estudios Kantianos (UBA)
Following the path opened with the symposium “The Era of Neo-Kantianism” in 2021, this second symposium on German Philosophy of the 19th century aims to discuss the meaning, validity and limits of the “Copernican turn” initiated by Kant.
From the very beginning of the reception of critical philosophy in Reinhold's works until the emergence of neo-Kantian systems at the end of the nineteenth century, the premise of the “Copernican turn” in philosophy operated as a popular trope. At the same time, philosophical discussion itself promoted the idea that such a turn had not been implemented in a fully coherent way by Kant himself. The existence of metaphysical overtones in his work became a yardstick for measuring the concrete realization of the critical project. And also the index of the necessary corrections to which the project of a transcendental philosophy had to be subjected.
On this occasion, the purpose of our meeting is to discuss different interpretations of the “Copernican Turn” that emerged during the 19th century. The aim of our discussions will be to understand and evaluate the various interpretations of this turn and the projection that the nineteenth-century debates have for the understanding of contemporary philosophy. The symposium will not be limited exclusively to the problem of the theory of knowledge but to the various interpretations of the Copernican turn in philosophy in general.
The event is organized as an activity of the Permanent Seminar on Idealism and Neo-Kantianism of the Kantian Studies Group (gekenglishversion.blogspot.com).
Date for submission of abstracts:
The deadline for submission is May 31 2023. Notices of acceptance will be communicated on 20 June 2023. Submissions will be in the form of an abstract of between 300 to 500 words and should be sent as a PDF document by email to the organizers. Presentations will have a maximum duration of 30 minutes with an additional 15 minutes for discussion.
For further references, please contact: fernando.turri@mail.udp.cl
