[CamPhilEvents] Corey Dyck at the Kant Reading Group

Dear all, Corey Dyck (University of Western Ontario) will discuss his work on Rationalism and Rational Psychology at the Kant Reading Group this Tuesday 11th February, 3.30-5pm, in Seminar Room 1, Department of History and Philosophy of Science. His paper will be pre-circulated. Please let me k

[CamPhilEvents] Workshop on Kant and Laws, 27-28 June

University of Notre Dame) 4.00-5.30pm General Discussion on Kant and the Laws of Nature With introductory comments by: Angela Breitenbach (University of Cambridge) Graciela De Pierris (Stanford University) Michael Friedman (Stanford University) Catherine Wilson (University of York) The event is

[CamPhilEvents] Kant Reading Group

Dear all, this term the Kant Reading Group will focus on the theory of aesthetics Kant developed in his Critique of Judgment. We will look at issues arising from the text such as the form and possibility of judgments of taste, the role of understanding and imagination in aesthetic experience, a

[CamPhilEvents] CRASSH Research Group 'Rethinking Life'

rassh.cam.ac.uk/programmes/rethinking-life Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rethinkinglife/ Twitter: @RL1415 And sign up to the mailing list: https://lists.cam.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/crassh-rethinking-life Many thanks, Ross Wilson (English) Angela Breitenbach (Philosophy) Simone Kotva (Divinity) M

[CamPhilEvents] Andrew Chignell seminar, 19th January

Dear all, Andrew Chignell from Cornell University will be visiting Cambridge and present a paper on "Kant, Modality, and our Ignorance of Things-in-Themselves". This will be a one-off seminar in the Philosophy Board Room, Monday 19th January, 4-5.30pm. An abstract is included below. All welcom

[CamPhilEvents] Kant Reading Group

considerations and mechanistic explanations. Readings will include passages from the Critique of Judgment and related sections from the Critique of Pure Reason. All welcome! Please get in touch with the organisers if you would like to be added to (or removed from) the mailing list: Angela

[CamPhilEvents] Tomorrow: Kant, Modality, and our Ignorance of Things-in-Themselves

Dear all, this is a reminder that Andrew Chignell from Cornell University will be present a paper on "Kant, Modality, and our Ignorance of Things-in-Themselves". This will be a one-off seminar in the Philosophy Board Room, Monday 19th January, 4-5.30pm. An abstract is included below. All welco

[CamPhilEvents] John Dupré at CRASSH "Rethinking life'

Dear All, John Dupré (Exeter) will be joining the 'Rethinking Life’ seminar at CRASSH to discuss his essay “The Constituents of Life”. The seminar takes place in Room S3, 3rd Floor, Alison Richard Building, on Wednesday, 11th March, 12.00-2.00pm. Papers are read in advance, and the reading i

[CamPhilEvents] Workshop: Unity of the Subject, 6-7 June

The Unity of the Subject First workshop of the DAAD Network on German Philosophy Cambridge, 6-7 June 2016 Sidgwick Hall, Newnham College MONDAY 6th June 1pm Angela Breitenbach (Cambridge): Welcome 1-2.30pm Yoon Choi (Marquette): Unities of the Kantian ‘I’ - Comments by Anil Gomes (Oxford

[CamPhilEvents] Tue 14 May: Ido Geiger on Kant on the Empirical Order of Nature and the Discursivity of Human Understanding

Tuesday 14th May, 5-6.30pm — Faculty Board Room Ido Geiger (Ben Gurion University of the Negev) will present a paper on 'Kant on the Empirical Order of Nature and the Discursivity of Human Understanding’ (details below). The paper is part of a book project Ido is currently finishing on the Crit

[CamPhilEvents] JRFs in Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities at King's College

King’s College, Cambridge, is advertising for two Junior Research Fellowships in Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities: one in Punishment and one in Prejudice. In both cases, the College is looking for candidates who, building on a particular disiplinary base, will think broadly and in an inter

[CamPhilEvents] Seminar on Fictional Metarepresentation in Non-Fiction

One-off seminar with Andreas Stokke (Uppsala/Oxford) on Fictional Metarepresentation in Non-Fiction Thursday 27th February, 3.30-5pm Raised Faculty Building Seminar Room 207 (MML) Fictional Metarepresentation in Non-Fiction A metarepresentation is a representation of a representation. Standard

[CamPhilEvents] Workshop on Kant's Critique of Judgment, Fri 28th Feb

Workshop: Recent Work on Kant’s Critique of Judgment Friday 28th February Alison Richard Building, S3 9.30-11.00 -- Senthuran Bhuvanendra (Cambridge): An Intersubjective Turn to a New Form: Purposiveness and Empirical Concept Formation in the Analytic of the Beautiful 11.15-12.45 -- Alix Coh

[CamPhilEvents] *Today* Seminar with Andreas Stokke

Dear all, join us for a seminar with Andreas Stokke (Uppsala/Oxford) on Fictional Metarepresentation in Non-Fiction Today, Thursday 27th February, 3.30-5pm Raised Faculty Building Seminar Room 207 (MML) Fictional Metarepresentation in Non-Fiction A metarepresentation is a representation of a r

[CamPhilEvents] *Tomorrow* Workshop on Kant's Critique of Judgment, Friday 28/2

Workshop: Recent Work on Kant’s Critique of Judgment Friday 28th February Alison Richard Building, S3 9.30-11.00 -- Senthuran Bhuvanendra (Cambridge): An Intersubjective Turn to a New Form: Purposiveness and Empirical Concept Formation in the Analytic of the Beautiful 11.15-12.45 -- Alix Coh

[CamPhilEvents] Fri 28th May: Samantha Matherne on Kant on Imagination

lt;https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98359560656> All are very welcome! Angela Breitenbach _ To unsubscribe from the CamPhilEvents mailing list, or change your membership options, please visit the list information page: http://bit.ly/CamPhilEvents L

[CamPhilEvents] Reminder: Samantha Matherne on Kant on Imagination, this Friday

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