The Philosophy of Right and Wrong: Hegel on Crime, Transgression, and Injustice

Judgments of wrong are ubiquitous in moral, political, and legal discourse. Yet, we rarely talk about what is wrong, its place in the world, and its relationship to what is right. This conference brings together scholars to explore the notion of wrong (Unrecht) in and through GWF Hegel’s mature philosophy.

Speakers:

Giulia Battistoni (Verona)

Thom Brooks (Durham)

Alan Brudner (Toronto)

Jochen Bung (Hamburg)

Matthew Delhey (Toronto)

Sabrina Muchová (Prague)

Alan Norrie (Warwick)

Angelica Nuzzo (New York)

Linda Lilith Obermayr (Vienna)

Ignacio Peña Caroca (Warwick)

Sabina Tortorella (Namur)

Klaus Vieweg (Jena)

Caroline Wall (Boston)

Claudia Wirsing (Braunchweig/Münster)