9th Nordic Workshop in Early Modern Philosophy

Nordic Workshop in Early Modern Philosophy 9
Pinni B4141 (Philosophy Seminar Room, Central Campus)
University of Tampere (Finland), May 26 & 27


Thursday May 26
10.15-11.00     Vili Lähteenmäki (Helsinki): Self-Relations in Descartes
11.00-11.45     Claudia Matteini (Turin): The Concept of Lumen Natural in 
Descartes
11.45-12.00     coffee break
12.00-12.45     Oliver Istvan Toth (Eotvos Lorand University): Is There a 
Unified Notion of Consciousness/Conscientia in Spinoza?
12.45-14.00     lunch break
14.00-14.45     Steph Marston (Birkbeck College): Knowing and Philosophizing 
with Spinoza
14.45-15.30     Markku Roinila (Helsinki): Leibnizian Cogito
15.30-16.00     coffee break
16.00-16.45     Reed Winegar (Fordham University): God’s Understanding in 
Kant’s Antinomy of Teleology

Friday May 27
09.30-10.15     Jan Forsman (Tampere): Madness & Dream as Reasons for Doubt 
in Descartes
10.15-11.00     Jonathan Shaheen (Ghent): Cavendish on Accidents: 
Identification and Reduction Strategies
11.00-11.15     coffee break
11.15-12.00     Martin Pickup (Oxford): The Infinity of Analysis and 
Leibniz’s Problems of Proof
12.00-13.15     lunch break
13.15-14.00     Artem Besedin (Lomonosov Moscow State University): Berkeley 
on Free Will and Accountability in Alciphron VII
14.00-15.45     Matias Slavov (Jyväskylä): Hume, the Laws of Physics,and the 
Tacit Assumption of Mechanism
15.45-15.15     coffee break
15.15-16.00     Bryan Hall (St. John's University): A Kantian Answer to 
Aenesidemus: Appropriating Kant’s Doctrine of Self-Positing in the Opus 
Postumum