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SYMPHILOSOPHIE: International Journal of Philosophical Romanticism \;is now accepting submissions of \;original research \;articles\, review essays\, book reviews and new translations for its sixth issue\, which will appear in late 2024. \;

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We are pleased to announce Marie-Michè\;le Blondin (Collè\;ge Montmorency / CCEAE\, Université\; de Montré\;al)\, Luigi Filieri (Universitä\;t Mainz)\, Cody Staton (Kennesaw State University)\, and Gesa Wellmann (Universitä\;t Oldenburg)\, as guest editors of this issue. They will be in charge of the main section devoted to the topic: \;

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Romanticism and its Kantian Legacy

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For the 300th \;anniversary of the birth of Immanuel Kant\, \;SYMPHILOSOPHIE \;welcomes submissions dealing with the indelible legacy of Kantian philosophy among the German romantic philosophers. \;That is to say\, investigations detailing the different ways the romantics engaged with the critical philosophy and how these interactions shaped some of the central tenets of German Romanticism itself. \;We are particularly interested in vestiges of Kantian philosophy among thinkers such as Friedrich Schlegel\, Novalis\, Friedrich Schleiermacher\, and Hö\;lderlin\, as well as romantic figures who transformed Kantian philosophy in languages other than German\, like Samuel Taylor Coleridge. \;

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The deadline for all contributions to \;this sixth issue \;is: \;31 \;May 2024. \;Contributions \;should be sent to the following email address: \;

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editors@symphilosophie.com

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For more details see: \;

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