Autonomy &ndash\; The 9th Kant Multilateral Colloquium
\nTsinghua University\, Beijing\, China\, October 23-25\, 2020
\n\nThe &ldquo\;Kant Multilateral Colloquia&rdquo\; is an organization that aims to promote multi-lingual Kant studies. It was initiated by Kantian scholars from Italy\, Portugal\, and Brazil in 2006. Previous meetings took place in Italy (I. &ldquo\;Kant Today&rdquo\;\, Verona and Padua\, 2008)\, Portugal (II. &ldquo\;What is Man? &ndash\; Was ist der Mensch?&rdquo\;\, Lisbon\, 2010)\, Germany (III. &ldquo\;Kant and Antinomical Thinking&rdquo\;\, Mainz\, 2011)\, Brazil (IV. &ldquo\;Kant e as metá\;foras da razã\;o&rdquo\;\, Tiradentes\, 2013)\, Spain (V. &ldquo\;Artí\;culos y Opú\;sculos &ndash\; Kleine Schriften&ldquo\;\, Madrid\, 2016)\, the U.S. (VI. &ldquo\;Kant on Violence\, Revolution\, and Progress: Historical\, Political\, and Metaphysical Themes&rdquo\;\, Hempstead\, NY\, 2016)\, Germany (VII. &ldquo\;Kant und seine Kritiker&rdquo\;\, Halle\, 2017)\, and Italy (VIII. &ldquo\;Kant and the Contemporary World: Philosophy\, Science\, Politics&rdquo\;\, Catania\, 2018). The 9th edition of the Kant Multilateral Colloquia will be held at the Tsinghua University\, Beijing\, October 23-25\, 2020.
\n\nThe topic of the multilateral colloquium in this year is &ldquo\;Autonomy&rdquo\;. As core concept of Kant&rsquo\;s philosophy autonomy contains such a theoretical and at the same time practical potential that it is still heatedly debated in the contemporary philosophy and meanwhile it poses power challenges in practical life. In almost every area\, e.g.\, theoretical\, practical\, and not least aesthetic\, of Kantian philosophy\, autonomy establishes itself as the principle\, but in each area in its own way. The current multilateral colloquium dedicates itself to the Kantian autonomy. Contributions from any perspectives on the topic are welcome.
\n\nConfirmed keynote speakers:
\n\nSí\;lvia Altmann（Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul\, Brazil）
\n\nLuigi Caranti (Università\; di Catania\, Italy)
\n\nJacinto Rivera de Rosales Chacó\;n（National Distance Education University\, Madrid\, Spain）
\n\nHannah Ginsborg (UC Berkeley\, USA)
\n\nOtfried Hö\;ffe (University of Tü\;bingen\, Germany)
\n\nYusheng Huang (Tsinghua University\, China)
\n\nHeiner F. Klemme (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg\, Germany)
\n\nPablo Muchnik (Emerson College\, Boston\, USA)
\n\nChristian Wenzel (National Taiwan University\, Taiwan\, China)
\n\nThe conference will take place on the campus of the Tsinghua University. Participation is free of charge. We provide all chosen participants with dining during the conference. Successful applicants may also have the opportunity to apply for a fund to cover partially their accommodations and travel costs. If you have any questions\, please contact us.
\n\nAddress:
\n\nDepartment of Philosophy\, School of Humanities\, Tsinghua University\, 100084 Beijing\, China
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\n\n\n\nOrganizers:
\n\nProf. Dr. Yusheng Huang (Tsinghua University\, China)
\n\nProf. Dr. Dahan Fan (Tsinghua University\, China)
\n\nDr. Xi Luo (Tsinghua University\, China)
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