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New Release: Federica Pitillo, “Dissonanze del moderno. Hegel e la moralità” (Orthotes, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Dissonanze del moderno. Hegel e la moralità, by Federica Pitillo (Orthotes, 2025).

From the publisher’s website:

Che cosa accade quando la libertà si assolutizza e pretende di trovare soltanto in sé stessa il proprio fondamento? A partire dalla sezione dei Lineamenti di filosofia del diritto dedicata alla moralità, questo saggio attraversa alcune delle opere più significative di Hegel – dalla Fenomenologia dello spirito all’Enciclopedia e alle Lezioni di estetica – per esplorare una questione decisiva della modernità: il rapporto, spesso conflittuale, tra la soggettività morale e l’ordine etico. Hegel non espone una propria dottrina morale, ma offre una diagnosi critica dei rischi sottesi alle concezioni morali più significative del suo tempo: quando la coscienza si chiude in sé stessa, la libertà può degenerare in isolamento, depressione, inazione, egoismo e narcisismo. Il pensiero hegeliano si rivela allora sorprendentemente attuale, perché aiuta a comprendere le tensioni tra individuo e comunità, tra esigenze soggettive e legami storici, tra interiorità e mondo. In un’epoca attraversata da crisi sociali, questo saggio mostra come la filosofia pratica di Hegel possa ancora parlare al presente, fornendo strumenti per ripensare la libertà al di là delle sue deformazioni.

New Release: Federica Pitillo, "Dissonanze del moderno. Hegel e la moralità" (Orthotes, 2025)

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International Conference: “Cognizing Life” (Tübingen, 16-19 July 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the International Conference Cognizing Life, which will take place on July 16th-19th, at the Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen (Tagungszentrum Westspitze, Eisenbahnstr. 1, 72072 Tübingen).

For further information please visit the website of the event.
Below you can find the description and the program of the event.

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Over the past 25 years, the recognition that genetics and Darwinism are not sufficient to fully explain organisms — since only living beings can contain genes and undergo evolution — has led to a renewed philosophical engagement with the question of life. The organism has drawn attention both as an ontological reality and as an epistemological category. This growing interest involves a reconsideration of the ideas of the German Romantics and Idealists — among them Kant, Goethe, Schelling, and Hegel — as well as of twentieth-century organicist thinkers. Whereas Kant and Schelling examined the epistemological preconditions for grasping the organic, Goethe developed a phenomenological method for understanding life. The Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner analyzed Goethe’s approach in depth and gave rise to a largely overlooked tradition of empirical research. The conference will explore the challenge of cognizing the organism from historical, ontological, metaphysical, epistemological, and Goethean perspectives.

Program

​July 16, 2025

​16:00 Opening
​16:30-17:45 – Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schlösser: On Philosophy of Nature (Naturphilosophie)
​17:45-19:00 – Prof. Dr. Denis Walsh: What is an Organism?
​20:00-21:30 – Public Leture Prof. Dr. Joan Steigerwald: Tübingen’s Place in the Formation of Biology: Kielmeyer, Schelling, and German Contributions at the turn of the Nineteenth Century
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July 17, 2025

​09:00-10:15 – Prof. Dr. Philippe Huneman: The Unity of Kant’s Account of the Organism and its Dual Fate
​10:45-12:00 – Dr. Andrea Gambarotto: Kant’s Controversial Legacy for Contemporary Biology
​12:00-13:15 – Prof. Dr. Gertrudis Van de Vijver / Dr. Levi Haeck: Functional Accounts of Organisms: Divided Between Imaginary and Symbolic
14:45-16:00 – Dr. Bohang Chen: Aspects of Chronic Vitalism: A Historico-Critical Reflection
​16:30-17:45 – Prof. Dr. Daniel Nicholson: The Failed Organicist Revolution During the First Half of the 20th Century
17:45-18:30 – Round-Table Discussion
​20:00-21:30 – Dr. Luke Fischer: Public Reading of Poetry; Prof. Dr. Hong Yu Wong: Violin; Prof. Dr. Christoph Hueck: Exhibition on Goethe and Rudolf Steiner
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July 18, 2025

09:00-10:15 – Prof. Dr. Dalia Nassar: Life and Death in Schelling’s Philosophy of Nature
​10:45-12:00 – Prof. Dr. Matthew Segall: Revitalizing the Life Sciences: Whitehead’s Organic Realism and the Return of Romantic Science
​12:00-13:15 – Dr. Gregory Rupik: Goethe and the Challenge of Representing Metamorphosis
​16:30-17:45 – Prof. Dr. Benjamin Bembé: Mammalian Morphology in a Goethean Perspective – Polarity and the ‘Open Secret’ of the Middle
​17:45-18:30 – Round-Table Discussion
20:00-21:30 – Public Lecture Dr. Craig Holdrege: Is the Earth Alive? A Goethean Exploration

July 19, 2025​​

​09:00-10:15 – PD Dr. Jan Kerkmann: Metaphysical Implications of Goethe’s Philosophy of Nature
​10:45-12:00 – Prof. Dr. Christoph Hueck: Rudolf Steiner on Goethe’s Morphology as Rational Organicism
​12:00-13:15 – PD Dr. Georg Toepfer: Viewing in Thinking. On the Methodology of the Goethean Understanding of the Organism
​13:15-14:00 – Round Table Closing

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Talk: Giovanna Luciano, “A Kantian Answer to the Question: What is Critical Thinking? Emancipation, Education, Teaching of Philosophy” (Basel, July 3, 2025)

We are pleased to give notice that Giovanna Luciano (University of Padova) will give the talk “A Kantian Answer to the Question: What is Critical Thinking? Emancipation, Education, Teaching of Philosophy” at the Unversity of Basel on July 3, 2025. 

The event, organized by Karen Koch, will take place at the Philosophisches Seminar, kleiner Seminarraum 301 at 12:00.

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Talk: Giovanna Luciano, "A Kantian Answer to the Question: What is Critical Thinking? Emancipation, Education, Teaching of Philosophy" (Basel, July 3, 2025)

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CFP: “Kant and the Sensible”, Conference of the Società Italiana di Studi Kantiani (Turin, November 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the Call for Papers Kant and the Sensible for the triennial Conference of the Società Italiana di Studi Kantiani, which will take place on November 27th-28th, 2025, in Turin.

Abstracts, with a maximum length of 500 words, must be sent in PDF format no later than June 30, 2025, to the following address: societa.studikantiani@proton.me. Acceptance will be communicated by September 30, 2025. The official language of the conference will be Italian, but contributions in English and German will also be accepted.

Keynote Speakers

  • Stefanie Buchenau (Université Paris 8 )
  • Alfredo Ferrarin (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa)
  • Claudio La Rocca (Università di Genova)

Please find below the text of the call.

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The sensible element plays a crucial role in many areas of Kantian reflection. The relationship between the sensible and the intelligible, between sensibility, intellect, and reason in the various spheres of human activity, has given rise to divergent interpretations of Kant’s theses, both in his contemporary philosophy and in subsequent traditions.

In the variety of its meanings—immediacy, givenness, factuality, corporeality, historicity—the sensible maintains in Kant a privileged but not exclusive relationship with the realm of experience. It allows us to look at the complexity of Kantian philosophy from a fruitful perspective that reveals, on the one hand, the often advantageous constraint that human finitude imposes on the claims of an untamed reason; on the other hand, the need to consider experience in its broadest sense within a dimension of normativity that requires the intervention of what is not sensible.

The conference aims to explore the variety of functions that the sensible plays within Kant’s philosophy, in its epistemic, moral, anthropological, aesthetic, historical, and juridico-political components, as well as in the relationship that the Kantian position maintains with previous and subsequent philosophies.

For further information, please visit the website.

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CFP: “Elective Affinities: The Chemistries of Natural and Social Relations” (“Review for the Society of German Idealism and Romanticisism)

We are glad to give notice of the Call for papers “Elective Affinities: The Chemistries of Natural and Social Relations” for the issue of Review for the Society of German Idealism and Romanticisism. 

Deadline for submission: June 30, 2026.

Please find below the text of the call.

 

While there has been much recent work on the philosophy of science in Kant and the post-Kantian traditions, most of that work has been focused on mechanical systems and organisms and on mechanistic and teleological explanation. What still deserves more scholarly attention in this tradition is the influence of the burgeoning field of chemistry and its novel conceptual apparatus, specifically the idea of elective affinities: the tendency of elements to pair more readily with specific other elements. At the time, this concept was often treated as an intermediary notion between mechanical and teleological explanations, as for instance in Schelling’s Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature or in the “Real Measure” and “Chemism” chapters in Hegel’s Science of Logic. Moreover, they also provided the adventurous thinkers of the time with models for understanding the “ontology” of interpersonal relations. This occurs most famously in Goethe’s Elective Affinities, but it is also taken up by Hegel in his treatment of Chemism in the Science of Logic. In this issue, we propose to take these uses of the concepts of chemistry seriously and ask: What new concepts and explanatory paradigms emerged in the field of chemistry and how did they impact Kantian and post-Kantian thought? How are these extensions of the concepts of chemistry operative in German Idealism and Romanticism? What unique explanatory needs are met by chemistry? What can we learn from the ‘chemical analysis’ of interpersonal and social relations that we find in the work of Goethe, Hegel, and others?

We invite papers on the roles of elective affinities and chemistry more broadly in Kant and post-Kantian philosophical and literary thinking. We welcome papers on lesser-known figures of the time on this topic. Submitted papers may be up to 12,000-words long (including footnotes, bibliography, and references), preceded by a short (maximum 200-word) abstract, and prepared for an anonymous peer review process. For style guidelines please consult the journal web page.

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Event: “A Cure for the Mind. Philosophy between Individual Perfecting and Social Improvement” (Online, June-October 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the International Online-Lectures A Cure for the Mind. Philosophy between Individual Perfecting and Social Improvement, that will take place on Zoom from June to October 2025.
The event is organized by Mario Andrès Narvàez (UNLPam/CIF)), Lucia Oliveri (University of Münster), Alice Ragni (Humboldt Stipendiatin, University of Münster).
Zoom link: https://uni-ms.zoom-x.de/j/64588086976.

Below you can find the program of the event.

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27.06.2025
1-3 pm CET
Philosophy as Medicine: A Historical Overview

Francesco Fronterotta, Philosophy and Medicine (Philosophy as Medicine) between Plato and the Platonic Tradition.
Alice Ragni, Medicina mentis: A Reconstruction.
Lucia Oliveri, Philosophy as Medicine in the Early Modern Period.

18.07.2025
1-3 pm CET
Tschirnhaus‘s Medicina Mentis et Corporis

Enrico Pasini, Necessity, Hypothesis, Rule: The Epistemological Framework of Tschirnhaus’s Medicine of the Body.
Simone D’Agostino, Remedies to Dysfunctions of the Mind in von Tschirnhaus’s Medicina mentis.
Mario Andrés Narvaez, Educating the Imagination: Pedagogical Basis for a Scientific and Virtuous Life in Tschirnhaus’s Medicina Mentis.

01.09.2025
1-3 pm CET
On Philosophy as Emendation and Individual Transformation

Igor Agostini, Wolff and the Emendation of the Notion of Substance.
Dana Jalobeanu, Idolatry, Therapy and Extended Cognition: The Fable of New Atlantis.
Martin Lenz, What is Rationalistic Therapy? Some Notes on Spinoza.

31.10.2025
1-4 pm CET
A Cure for Prejudices and the Improvement of Education

Arnaud Pelletier, The Rhetoric of the Contamination of Minds from Thomasius to Kant.
Sorana Corneanu, Locke’s Conduct, the Cure of the Mind, and the Discovery of Principles.
Oscar Esquisabel, Leibniz’s Encyclopedia as a Politics of Science: Individual and Collective Progress.
Oliver R. Scholz, How Contemporary Epistemology May Learn from the Tradition of medicina mentis.

Event: "A Cure for the Mind. Philosophy between Individual Perfecting and Social Improvement" (June-October 2025)

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Tagung: “Schelling-Tag 2025 in Tübingen” (Tübingen, 8 July 2025)

We are pleased to give notice of the Tagung Schelling-Tag 2025 in Tübingen, which will take place on July 8th at the Eberhard-Karl-Universität Tübingen (Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen).

For further information, please visit the workshop website.

To register, please email johanna.spindler@uni-tuebingen.de.

Below you can find the program of the event.

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July, 8th 2025 – Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen

09:00-10:15 Stefan Gerlach (Tübingen), Schellings Konzept einer Pluralität von Zeiten

10:15-11:30 Dalia Nassar (Sydney), Life and Death in the Philosophy of Nature and the Freedom Essay

11:45-13:00 Ulrich Schlösser (Tübingen), Schelling on the Combination of Idealism and Realism in the Conception of Freedom and the real Possibility of Evil

14:15-15:30 Sebastian Cabezas (Tübingen), Die Sache der Moralphilosophie in Schellings Identitätssystem

15:45-17:00 Roman Schelling (Tübingen), Zur Verwandtschaft von Liebe und Tod in Schellings Freiheitsphilosophie

17:15-18:30 Kwok Kui Wong (Hongkong Baptist University), Schelling‘s Reception and Understanding of Laozi

 

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New Release: Faustino Fabbianelli (ed.), “Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy” (De Gruyter Brill, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy, edited by Faustino Fabbianelli (De Gruyter Brill, 2025).

From the publisher’s website:

The volume offers a different image of classical German philosophy with special reference to the topic of forms of knowledge. Concepts like “cognition,” “knowing,” and “belief” find their explication within different speculative frameworks and are investigated in more and less well-known authors, including but not limited to Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Fries, Eschenmeyer, and W. Humboldt.

New Release: Faustino Fabbianelli (ed.), "Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy" (De Gruyter Brill, 2025)

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Seminar: “Hegel’s Concept of Tragedy – An Inquiry into the Hegelian System” (July 2nd, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the new session of the seminar Hegel’s Concept of Tragedy – An Inquiry into the Hegelian System, which will take place online on July 2nd, 2025, at 2.30 PM (Lisbon Time).

The speakers will be Allegra de Laurentiis (Stony Brook University), and Francesca Iannelli (Università Roma Tre).

The seminar series is organized by Edmundo Balsemão Pires, Silvia Locatelli, and Giovanni Zanotti.

The meeting ID for the ZOOM is 662 169 5160.

The program can be found at this link.

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Conference: Wahrheit und Falschheit in der klassischen deutschen Philosophie Truth and Falsehood in Classical German Philosophy (Basel, 5-6 September 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the International Conference Wahrheit und Falschheit in der klassischen deutschen Philosophie Truth and Falsehood in Classical German Philosophy, which will take place on September 5th-6th, at the University of Basel (Kollegienhaus, Petersplatz 1, CH-4051).

The event is organized by Karen Koch (Basel), Conrad Mattli (Basel), Jörg Noller (München).

Please register at conrad.mattli@unibas.ch by August 24th.

 

 

In the wake of Kant’s critical turn, truth and falsity are no longer static and unmediated opposites. Rather, falsity often proves to be a constitutive moment of truth itself. This insight is reflected in central concepts such as dialectics, critique and enlightenment, in the distinctions between appearance and thing-in-itself, the transcendental and the transcendent, belief, opinion and knowledge – as well as in the concepts of analogy, symbol and metaphor. The conference will focus in particular on the question of the difference between truth and appearance, the truth content of aesthetics and the epistemological as well as ontological status of the a priori.

 

The conference will be held in English and German.

Talks by:

Christoph Halbig (Zürich): Ontologische und propositionale Wahrheit bei Hegel

Andrea Kern (Leipzig): Kants „Widerlegung” des Skeptizismus und die Idee transzendentaler Argumente

Karen Koch (Basel): Wahrheit a priori und aposteriori bei Schelling

Edgar Maraguat (Valencia): Self-Defeating Claims and the Form of Truth

Conrad Mattli (Basel): Kant über die (Un-)Wahrheit der Analogie und Metaphysik als Wissenschaft

Greg Moss (Hong Kong): Truth as Self-Correspondence in Kant Schelling and Hegel

Jörg Noller (München): Theoretischer und Praktischer Irrtum bei Fichte

Yady Oren (Potsdam): Kant Hegel and the Thing in Itself Between Truth and Schein

Silvia Pieroni (Bologna): Die Wahrheit der Übersetzung: die Dialektik von Verrat und Treue zwischen Hegel und Schleiermacher

Sally Sedgwick (Boston): Hegel on the ‚Untruth‘ of Kantian Substance

 

More information here.

 

Conference: Wahrheit und Falschheit in der klassischen deutschen Philosophie Truth and Falsehood in Classical German Philosophy (Basel, 5-6 September 2025)

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NEW RELEASE: HEGEL-JAHRBUCH “Hegel und Freiheit” (1/2021)

We are pleased to announce the release of the new issue of Hegel-Jahrbuch (1/2021) entitled Hegel und Freiheit.

Editors of this first volume, published by Duncker & Humblot, are Brady Bowman, Myriam Gerhard, and Jure Zovko.

EW RELEASE: HEGEL-JAHRBUCH “HEGELS ENZYKLOPÄDISCHES SYSTEM UND SEIN ERBE. ERSTER BAND” (1/2021)

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