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The Luxembourg National Research Foundation has recently fully funded the first year of the three-year contemporary Kantian philosophy (CKP) project, which Robert Hanna (Univ. of Colorado, Boulder) will carry out in collaboration with Dietmar Heidemann at the University of Luxembourg, where Professor Hanna will also be a visiting research professor for the full academic year 2013-14.

The CKP project is a three-stage exploration of Kantian themes in contemporary philosophy, whereby Professor Hanna will work in close association with an “inner circle” of University of Luxembourg philosophy researchers, other faculty members, and graduate students, and also an “outer circle” of young philosophical researchers working at universities in Finland, Germany, Norway, and the UK:

• Angela Breitenbach (Univ. of Cambridge UK)
• Sacha Golob (King's College London UK)
• Toni Kannisto (Univ. of Oslo, Norway)
• Hemmo Laiho (Univ. of Turku, Finland)
• Thomas Land (Univ. of Cambridge UK)
• Kristina Musholt (London School of Economics UK)
• Sasha Newton (Univ. of Leipzig DE/Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign USA)
• Andrew Stephenson (Univ. of Oxford UK)

The overall aim of the project is to explore the nature of human cognitive and practical rationality from a contemporary Kantian point of view, in a collaborative and international setting. The project’s three-part focus is on philosophy of mind & knowledge, the metaphysics of free will and persons, and applied Kantian ethics/philosophical anthropology.

More precisely, the basic topics for 13-14 will be in the areas of the philosophy of mind, epistemology, cognitive semantics, philosophical logic, and metaphysical issues associated with these. In 14-15, the basic topics will be in the areas of the metaphysics of free will, action/agency, and persons. And the basic topics for 15-16 will be in the areas of meta-ethics, normative ethics, applied ethics, philosophical anthropology, and practical philosophy more generally.

In 14-15 and 15-16, the CKP group at Luxembourg will also be mirrored by a CKP group centered at the University of Colorado, Boulder, growing out of Professor Hanna’s existing Intuitions in Philosophy Research Group there.

During 13-14, the activities of the CKP project include five two-day workshops at the University of Luxembourg, at each of which five or six papers will be presented and discussed:

Workshop 1: “Kant's Philosophy of Mind & Knowledge: Transcendental Deduction - Schematism – Principles”

28-29 October 2013

 

Presenters:

1. Robert Hanna (Univ. of Colorado/Univ. of Luxembourg), “Blind Intuitions, Essentially Rogue Objects, and Categorial Anarchy”

2. Matthias Birrer (Univ of Luxembourg, LU), TBA

3. Kristina Engelhard (Univ. of Cologne, DE), TBA

4. Anil Gomes (Univ. of Oxford UK), TBA

5. Dietmar Heidemann (Univ. of Luxembourg LU), TBA

6. Colin McLear (Univ. of Nebraska at Lincoln USA), TBA

 

Workshop 2: “Intentionality & Mental Content from a Contemporary Kantian Point of View”

9-10 December 2013

 

Presenters:

1. Lucy Allais (Sussex UK/Witwatersrand SA), TBA

2. Karl Ameriks (Univ. of Notre Dame USA), TBA

3. Sacha Golob (King's College London UK), TBA

4. Thomas Land (Univ. of Cambridge UK), TBA

5. Kristina Musholt (London School of Economics UK), TBA

6. Andrew Stephenson (Univ. of Oxford UK), TBA

 

Workshop 3: "Perception, Judgment, & Logic from a Contemporary Kantian Point of View"

10-11 March 2014

 

Presenters: TBA, but includingundefined

 

1. Hemmo Laiho (Univ. of Turku, Finland), TBA

2. Jessica Leech (University of Sheffield, UK), TBA

3. Sasha Newton (Univ. of Leipzig DE/Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign USA)

4. Michael Potter (Univ. of Cambridge), TBA

 

Workshop 4: “Intuitions  & A Priori Knowledge from a Contemporary Kantian Point of View”

2-3 June 2014

 

Presenters:  

1. Angela Breitenbach (Univ. of Cambridge UK), TBA

2. Andrew Chapman (Univ. of Colorado at Boulder USA), TBA

3. Thomas Grundmann (Univ. of Cologne DE), TBA

4. Farid Masrour (Harvard Univ. USA), TBA

5. Toni Kannisto (Univ. of Oslo, Norway), TBA

 

Workshop 5:  “Workshop with Paul Guyer”

Dates TBA

 

Presenters: TBA, but includingundefined

1. Paul Guyer (Brown University USA)

 

For further information on the CKP activities, contact either Professor Hanna (Robert.Hanna@Colorado.edu) or Professor Heidemann (dietmar.heidemann@uni.lu). Updated information is also available at: philosophie.uni.lu.

Sumario / Summary

[ES] Presentación, por Roberto R. Aramayo (IFS-CSIC)

ENTREVISTAS / INTERVIEWS

[ES] Entrevista a Mario Caimi, por Claudia Jáuregui (Universidad de Buenos Aires)

ARTÍCULOS/ ARTICLES

[PT] Para todo mal, a cura, por Maria Borges Duarte (UFSC)

[FR] La flexion politique du respect : une lecture foucaldienne de « des mobiles de la raison pure pratique » (Kpv, AA 05 : 71), por Michèle Cohen-Halimi (Université de Paris Ouest, IREPH, EA 373)

[PT] Uma abordagem ao sentimento moral na filosofia kantiana, por Cláudia Maria Fidalgo da Silva (Universidade do Porto)

[DE] Wissenschaft und Weisheit. Kant über die Formen der Metaphysik, por Günther Zöller (Universität München)

[EN] Kant's understanding of the Enlightenment with reference to his Refutation of Materialism, por Paula Rumore (University of Turin / Univ. of Halle)

NOTAS Y DISCUSIONES / NOTES AND DISCUSSIONS

[FR] Contingence et normativité. Contingence de la pensée, méthode sceptique, travail de deuil, por Monique David-Ménard (Univ. de Paris VII, « Dénis Diderot »)

[ES] Entre filosofía y psicoanálisis, el arte del bricolaje. Reflexiones a propósito de “Contingencia del pensamiento, método escéptico, trabajo de duelo”, de Monique David-Ménard, por Emma Ingala (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

[ES] La tensión entre la analogía y la descripción en Immanuel Kant, por Carlos Mendiola (Universidad Ibeoramericana de México)

TEXTOS Y DOCUMENTOS / MATERIALS AND DOCUMENTS

[ES] Disolución de una disputa matemática que se funda en un equívoco, por Immanuel Kant (traducción de Rogelio Rovira)

CRÍTICA DE LIBROS /  BOOK REVIEWS

[ES] Mario Caimi, traductor de Kant, por Marcos A. Thisted (Universidad de Buenos Aires)

[ES] Ilustración, política e historia en el pensamiento kantiano, por Ileana Beade (Universidad Nacional de Rosario). Reseña de Kant, Immanuel, ¿Qué es la Ilustración? Y otros escritos de ética, política y filosofía de la historia, edición, traducción y estudio preliminar por Roberto R. Aramayo. Alianza, Madrid, 2013, pp. 290.

[ES] La autonomía de la voluntad o el retorno de la libertad como ley, por Silvia del Luján di Sanza (Universidad de San Martín). Reseña de Kant, Immanuel, Fundamentación para una metafísica de las costumbres. Versión castellana y estudio preliminar por Roberto R. Aramayo. Alianza Editorial. “El libro de bolsillo”, Madrid. Segunda Edición: 2012, pp. 249.

[ES] La Crítica de la razón práctica, obra fundacional de la ética moderna, por Ileana Beade (Universidad del Rosario). Reseña de Kant, Immanuel, Crítica de la razón práctica, edición, traducción y estudio preliminar por Roberto R. Aramayo. Alianza, Madrid, 2013, pp. 391.

[ES] El discernimiento reflexionante: el gozne entre el mecanismo de la naturaleza y la libertad de la especie humana, por Silvia del Luján di Sanza (Universidad de San Martín). Reseña de Kant, Immanuel, Crítica del Discernimiento (o de la facultad de juzgar). Edición, traducción y estudio preliminar por Roberto R. Aramayo y Salvador Mas.  Alianza “El libro de bolsillo”, Madrid, 2012, pp. 776.

[ES] Estudios actuales sobre tópicos y desarrollos del kantismo realizados en Argentina, por Juan Carlos Barrasús. Reseña de Caimi, M. (compilador): Temas Kantianos. Buenos Aires, Editorial Prometeo Libros, 2014, 424 pp.

[ES] De la política a la ética: La filosofía práctica de Kant, por Macarena Marey (UBA, CONICET, GEK, Buenos Aires). Reseña de Ideas y valores. Revista colombiana de filosofía, volumen LXII, suplemento n ° 1, Kant: filosofía práctica. De la política a la moral, 2013. 216 páginas.

[EN] Kant and Philosophy in a Cosmopolitan Sense. The 11th Kant Congress in Pisa, por Gabriele Gava (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main). Reseña de Stefano Bacin, Alfredo Ferrarin, Claudio La Rocca, Margit Ruffing (eds.), Kant und die Philosophie in weltbürgerlicher Absicht: Akten des XI. internationalen Kant-Kongresses, 5 vols., Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter 2014