The International Symposia on Classical German Philosophy were initiated by the German/Latin-American Research and Doctoral Network in Philosophy (FILORED)\, a cooperative network of the Fern Universitä\;t in Hagen (Germany)\, the Ruhr-Universitä\;t Bochum (Germany)\, the Martin-Luther-Universitä\;t Halle-Wittenberg (Germany)\, the Pontificia Universidad Cató\;lica Argentina (Argentina)\, the Universidad Diego Portales (Chile)\, the Pontificia Universidad Cató\;lica de Valparaí\;so (Chile)\, the Universidade Federal do Ceará\; (Brazil)\, the Pontifí\;cia Universidade Cató\;lica do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)\, the Universidade Federal de Sã\;o Carlos (Brazil)\, the Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Colombia)\, the Universidad Autó\;noma Metropolitana (Mexico) and the Pontificia Universidad Cató\;lica del Perú\; (Peru).
\nThe objective of the Symposium will be to discuss the actuality of the epistemology of the philosophical movement from Kant to Hegel. That topic will be examined by means of an exegetical and conceptual analysis of the ideas of the authors of that movement (especially Kant\, Fichte\, Schelling and Hegel) as well as an analysis of their historical sources and their later appropriation (especially by Marxism\, neo-Kantianism\, post-structuralism and neo-pragmatism).
\nUp-to-date main speakers (selection): Emiliano Acosta (Belgium)\, Eduardo Assalone (Argentina)\, Ileana Beade (Argentina)\, Antoine Cantin-Brault (Canada)\, Emanuel Copilaș (Romania)\, Luca Corti (Italy)\, Oscar Esquisabel (Argentina)\, Charles Feldhaus (Brazil)\, Hé\;ctor Ferreiro (Argentina)\, Juliá\;n Ferreyra (Argentina)\, Max Gottschlich (Austria)\, Hyun Hö\;chsmann (China)\, Thomas Sö\;ren Hoffmann (Germany)\, Francesca Iannelli (Italy)\, Luca Illetterati (Italy)\, Eyü\;p Ali Kılıç\;aslan (Turkey)\, Chong-Fuk Lau (Hong-Kong)\, Diana Ló\;pez (Argentina)\, Gilles Marmasse (France)\, Giovanna Miolli (Italy)\, Fernando Moledo (Germany)\, Herná\;n Pringe (Argentina)\, Karl Schawelka (Germany)\, Humberto Schubert Coelho (Brazil)\, Jimena Solé\; (Argentina)\, Michael Wladika (Austria)\, Christopher Yeomans (United States).
\nMain Themes and Sections
\n1. Sources and historical aspects of the epistemology of Kant and the post-Kantian idealists.
\n2. The realism-idealism debate in 18th and 19th Century German philosophy.
\n3. Idealist theories of feeling\, perception\, imagination and conceptual thought.
\n4. Knowledge\, self-determination and freedom in German idealism.
\n5. Practical reason and political order from Kant to Hegel.
\n6. Later critiques and appropriations of Kant's and post-Kantian idealists´\; epistemologies.
\nSubmission requirements
\n1. Proposals may be submitted in Spanish\, Portuguese\, German or English.
\n2. The author&rsquo\;s name\, paper title\, institutional position and affiliation\, contact information as well as a short CV (200-300 words) should be included in the body of the e-mail.
\n3. Abstracts should contain 500-700 words and be prepared for blind review by removing any identifying details. (Presentation time should be no more than 30 minutes\, plus 10 minutes for discussion).
\n4. Submission deadline: 21 August\, 2022. (Notification of acceptance or rejection will be given separately approximately two weeks following receipt of each submission.)
\n5. Submissions should be sent by e-mail to: hferreiro@conicet.gov.ar / ferreiro_hector@hotmail.com
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