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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Post-Graduate Conference: Kant and the Domains of Judgement
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LOCATION:Bristol\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>&ldquo\;Our cognitive power as a whole has two domains\, that of the concepts of&nbsp\;nature and that of the concept of freedom&rdquo\; (CJ: AK174)<br><br>The third annual post-graduate philosophy conference at the University of&nbsp\;the West of England takes as its topic Kant and the Domains of Judgement.&nbsp\;Kant&rsquo\;s Critique of Judgment is from the outset premised on a division of&nbsp\;freedom and nature between which &ldquo\;an immense gulf is fixed&rdquo\;. The work of the&nbsp\;third critique is an attempt to bridge this gulf and his perceived failure&nbsp\;to do so was foundational for subsequent German Idealism. Kant&rsquo\;s legislation&nbsp\;on the domains of judgement remains pertinent to contemporary debate. It&nbsp\;encompasses questions of freedom\, reason\, and nature and the question of the&nbsp\;priority and relation of these in respect to each &nbsp\;other. As such it&nbsp\;represents an acute point of entry to contemporary problems. These questions&nbsp\;are not only relevant to the Critique of Judgment but also are prevalent&nbsp\;throughout the Kantian corpus.<br><br>E-mail to&nbsp\;philograd.uwe@gmail.com</p>
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