300 years of Christian Wolff's German Logic: sources, significance, reception

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Thursday, November 21
    9:00-9:10  Welcome
    9:10-10:10  Stefan Heßbrüggen (Moscow): "Wolff's definition of philosophy and its relation to Early Modern German meta-philosophy"
    10:10-11:10  Brandon Look (Kentucky): "On concept and object in Leibniz, Wolff and Kant"
    11:30-12:30  Arnaud Pelletier (ULB): "On the origin of concepts: the senses and the understanding in Wolff’s German Logic"
    14:00-15:00  Federica de Felice (G. D’Annunzio Chieti): "The role of experience in the German Logic"
    15:00-16:00  Christian Leduc (Montréal): "Opinion and hypothesis in Wolff"
    16:30-17:30  Matteo Favaretti (Ca Foscari Venezia): "Wolff on error"
Friday, November 22
    9:15-10:15  Stefanie Buchenau (Paris Saint Denis): "Wolff on invention"
    10:15-11:15  Robert Theis (Luxembourg): "Kontroverse über Wolffs Deutsche Logik bei Jacob Friedrich Müller"
    11:45-12:45  John Hymers (La Salle): "Against logomachia: Chapter fourteen of the German Logic and Alexander Baumgarten’s use of apogogic demonstration"
    14:00-15:00  Clemens Schwaiger (Benediktbeuern): "Die Rezeption von Wolffs 'Deutscher Logik' bei Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten"
    15:00-16:00   Colin McQuillan (St Mary’s): "Wolff’s Logic, Kant’s Critique, and the Foundations of Metaphysics"