Hegel’s Logic and Metaphysics

A conference will be held at the University of Warwick on
Hegel’s Logic and Metaphysics.

The conference will take place on 1 – 2 May, 2014 and is funded by The
Leverhulme Trust. The conference will start at 1.30pm on Thursday, 1 May and
end at 6.30pm and Friday, 2 May.

The speakers will be:

Karin de Boer (Leuven): “Hegel’s Concept of Identity in light of Wolff,
Baumgarten and Kant”

Paul Giladi (Sheffield): “Hegel without Metaphysics? Surely you can’t be
serious”

Susanne Herrmann-Sinai (Leipzig / Oxford): “The Concept’s Syllogism and our
Action”

Elisa Magri (SNS Pisa): “Is Hegel’s Metaphysics a Philosophy of Embodiment?”

Daniel Menchaca (Heidelberg): “Negation and Scepticism: their Relationship
to each other and to Finitude”

Sebastian Stein (Heidelberg): “Dynamic identity: What problem is Hegel’s
Concept trying to solve?”

Robert Stern (Sheffield): “On the Logic of Goodness: Understanding Hegel’s
Perfectionism through his Logic”

Lucia Ziglioli (Pavia): “‘The science of things grasped in thoughts’.
Hegel’s Transformation of Metaphysics”

Anyone who is interested in attending should register with Richard Lambert
([email protected]). There is no charge for registration, but it
would be helpful to the organisers if you could notify us if you plan to
attend.

Please let us know as well, if you would like to attend the conference
dinners on the evenings of Thursday, May 1st and Friday, May 2nd. The charge
is £27.25 per person, per evening, for a 3 course evening meal (drinks not
included).

Professor Stephen Houlgate
[email protected]