This conference is part of a series examining Nietzsche&rsquo\;s relation \;to Kant and Kantianism\, each focussing on specific areas and texts of \;Kant&rsquo\;s philosophy. After conferences on ethics in Leiden\, aesthetics in \;London\, epistemology in Lisbon\, and religion in Belo Horizonte\, the Lecce
conference will focus on anthropology.
Thursday\, April 18
Marco Brusotti (Lecce): Philosophical Anthropologies: Introduction to the \;Conference
Beatrix Himmelmann (Tromsø\;): Critical Metaphysics versus Naturalistic \;Anthropology: Kant\, Nietzsche and the Idea of Philosophy
Simon May (London): Do Nietzsche and Kant Have Anything to Teach us about \;Love and Self-Love?
Herman Siemens (Leiden): Conflict and Teleology in Nietzsche and Kant
Maria Joã\;o Branco (Lisbon): Kant and Nietzsche on the Sense of Hearing
Katia Hay (Lisbon): The Art of Laughter: Kant vs Nietzsche
Friday\, April 19
Luca Lupo (Cosenza): Kant and Nietzsche on Consciousness
Martine Prange (Leiden): The Politics of Nature: Drives to Culture and \;Human Development in Kant and Nietzsche
Stefan Lorenz Sorgner (Erlangen): Perfecting Human Beings: From Kant and \;Nietzsche to Trans- and \;Post-humanism
Sebastian Gardner (London): The &lsquo\;Complete Anthropological View&rsquo\;: Kant\, \;Schiller\, and Nietzsche
The conference is organized by Marco Brusotti (marco.brusotti@] \;unisalento.it) and funded by the Project of Relevant National \;Interest\, &lsquo\;Friedrich Nietzsche: Edition and Reception&rsquo\; (PRIN 2009\, \;Ministry of Education\, University and Research)\, the University of Salento \;and the Monte dei Paschi di Siena.