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SUMMARY:Practical Applications of Kant’s Philosophy 
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LOCATION:Leeds\, United Kingdom\, LS2 9JT
DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>Conference Schedule: Practical Applications of Kant&rsquo\;s Philosophy</strong></p>\n<p>IDEA: The Ethics Centre\, University of Leeds\, 24th and 25th September 2026.</p>\n<p>17 Blenheim Terrace\, University of Leeds\, Leeds\, LS2 9JT.</p>\n<p><strong>Day 1</strong><strong></strong></p>\n<p><strong>10:30 - 10:50</strong> | Welcome</p>\n<p><strong>10:50 -11:00 </strong>| Opening Remarks</p>\n<p><strong>11:00 &ndash\; 12: 15</strong> | <strong>Keynote Session </strong><strong>1: </strong><a href="https://www.concordia.ca/faculty/pablo-gilabert.html">Prof Pablo Gilabert</a> (Montreal) (room 1)</p>\n<p><em>The Significance of Art for Democracy: Some Kantian Insights</em></p>\n<p><strong>12:15 - 12:30</strong> | Coffee Break</p>\n<p><strong>12:30 - 13:15</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 1</p>\n<p>Paper 1: Connor Tannas (Princeton): <em>Kant on Slavery\, Race\, and the Scope of Moral Personhood</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 2: Jooseppi R&auml\;ikk&ouml\;nen (LSE): <em>The History of Homo Duplex: Kant\, Rousseau\, and Enlightenment in the Anthropocene</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>13:15 - 14:00</strong> | Lunch</p>\n<p><strong>14:00 - 14:45</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 2</p>\n<p>Paper 3: Mincan Li (Bristol): <em>A Right to Work Somewhere: reconstructing Kant&rsquo\;s Cosmopolitan Right in the context of Migrant Domestic Labour</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 4: Haiyi Qin (Amber) (Edinburgh): <em>Kant&rsquo\;s sovereignty dilemma: state authority and international inconclusiveness?</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>14:45 - 15:30</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 3</p>\n<p>Paper 5: Dr James Andow (Manchester): <em>Kantian climate ethics and the problem of retrospective non-identity</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 6: Dr Martin Sticker (Bristol): <em>Do striking academics treat their students as a mere means?</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>15:30 - 16:00</strong> | Coffee Break</p>\n<p><strong>16:00 - 16:45</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 4</p>\n<p>Paper 7: Dr Elisabeth Widmer (LSE): <em>Kant&rsquo\;s Political Paternalism: A Form-Based Reading</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 8: Dr Garrath Williams (Lancaster): <em>Transnational business corporations: a Kantian lens </em>(room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>16:45 - 17:15</strong> | Closing remarks</p>\n<p><strong>17:15 - 17:45</strong> | AGM</p>\n<p><strong>Day 2</strong></p>\n<p><strong>10:30 - 11:45</strong>| Keynote 2: <a href="https://produccioncientifica.ucm.es/investigadores/144619/detalle">Prof Nuria S&aacute\;nchez Madrid </a>(Madrid) (room 1)</p>\n<p><em>Kantian Traces in Rosa Luxemburg: Towards a Mature Political Mobilisation of the People</em></p>\n<p><strong>11:45 &ndash\; 12:00</strong> | Coffee Break</p>\n<p><strong>12:00 - 12:45 </strong>| Parallel Speaker Session 5</p>\n<p>Paper 9: Eleni Gkoutzouni (Panteion) <em>Is Diabolical Evil Possible? A New Quasi-Transcendental Reading of Kant&rsquo\;s Theory of Evil</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 10: Alvaro Rodriguez Gonzalez (Sheffield): <em>Why (exactly) should Kantians care about animals?</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>12:45 - 13:30</strong> | Lunch</p>\n<p><strong>13:30 - 14:15</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 6</p>\n<p>Paper 11: Paolo Pavesi (Milan): <em>Kant and the Misuse of Assertions: Conspiracy Theories\, Pseudoscience\, and Intellectual Dishonesty </em>(room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 12: Lia Nordmann (Cambridge): <em>Kant on beauty-based duties to animals</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>14:15 - 15:00</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 7</p>\n<p>Paper 13: Byron Hyde (Bangor): <em>A Kantian Constraint on Academic Activism</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 14: Lei Shi (Temple): <em>Judgment Without Anthropocentrism: A Kantian Critique of AI Understanding </em>(room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>15:00 - 15:30</strong> | Coffee Break</p>\n<p><strong>15:30 - 16:15</strong> | Parallel Speaker Session 8</p>\n<p>Paper 15: Dr Luke Davies (Groningen): <em>What&rsquo\;s Wrong with Selling a Tooth?</em> (room 1)</p>\n<p>Paper 16: Dr Thomas Bailey (Glasgow): <em>Artificial Consciousness and Rational Desire: a Kantian View</em> (room 2)</p>\n<p><strong>16:00 - 16:45</strong> | Roundtable &amp\; closing remarks</p>\n<p>For further queries\, please contact <a href="mailto:p.satne@leeds.ac.uk">p.satne@leeds.ac.uk</a></p>
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