Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 01:19:14 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Arun-Kumar Tripathi <tripathi-AT-statistik.uni-dortmund.de>
Subject: KANT, ROMANTICISM AND THE ORIGINS OF MODERNITY CONFERENCE, 3-5 JULY


Greetings All,

[Hi, now the complete program is available --thought --might interest
you-- with others --Alberto Toscano will be speaking on "Kant Book of
Machines: The Concept of Organised Beings in the Opus Postumum", Joanna
Hodge on "Heidegger Rethinking Kants A Priori", John Appleby on "Sleeping
with the Enemy: Kant and Deleuze", Paul Davies on "Kant and the
Possibility of Metaphysics", Douglas Burnham on "Tragedy, Nature and
Transendence" and Stella Sandford on "Ethics of Ontology: From Levinas to
Kant". Thank you.--Arun]
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Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 11:06:57 +0000
From: Mrs H Jones <pyrbo-AT-DREDD.CSV.WARWICK.AC.UK>
[--]

The programme for the Kant, Romanticism and the Origins of
Modernity conference is shown below.  A limited number of places
are still available (both residential and non-residential)  If you are
interested in attending please contact H.A.Jones-AT-warwick.ac.uk;
tel: 024 76522582.

PROGRAMME
KANT, ROMANTICISM AND THE ORIGINS OF MODERNITY
3RD-5TH JULY 2000
CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK

PROGRAMME

MONDAY JULY 3RD

10.30am-11.30am
Registration in Department of Philosophy
Room S2.70 (Social Studies Building)

Session 1
11.45am-1.00pm, Room S1.14
Christine Battersby:  “Letter to Lyotard”
Douglas Burnham:  “Tragedy, Nature and Transendence

1.00pm-2.00pm
Lunch

Session 2  PLENARY
2.00pm-3.30pm, Room S0.13
Paul Davies: “Kant and the Possibility of Metaphysics”

3.30pm-3.45pm
Coffee

Session 3  PARALLEL
3.45pm-5.00pm, Room S1.14
Stella Sandford:  “Ethics of Ontology: From Levinas to Kant
John Llewelyn:  “Woe is me…!  Kant, Levinas and Happiness”

3.45pm-5.00pm, Room S1/141
Andrea Rehberg: “Kant and the Faculties”
John Appleby: “Sleeping with the Enemy: Kant and Deleuze”

Session 4
5.30pm-7.00pm, Room S1.14
Hector Kollias: “The Sublime as the Disarticulation of the Aesthetic”
Michael Newman:  “Kant and the Specificity of Criticism”

7.00pm
Dinner

Session 5
10.00am-11.30am, Room S1.14
Joanna Hodge: “Heidegger Rethinking Kant’s A Priori”
Beth Lord: “The Technic of Nature and the Nature of Techne:
Heidegger and Kant’s Third Critique”

11.30am-11.45am
Coffee

Session 6
11.45am-1.00pm, Room S1.14
Andrew Bowie: “Kant and Schleiermacher”
Rachel Jones: “Kant, Hume, and the Forces of the Imagination”

1.00pm-2.00pm
Lunch

Session 7  PARALLEL
2.00pm-3.30pm, S1.14
Michael John Kooy: "Aesthetics and Education: Coleridge, Kant,
Schiller"
Darren Sheppard: “Derrida and Kant: on the Sublime”

2.00pm-3.30pm, Room S1/141
Alberto Toscano:  “Kant’s Book of Machines: The Concept of
Organised Beings in the Opus Postumum”
Jonathan Dronsfield:  “Decision and System”

3.30pm-3.45pm
Coffee

Session 8
3.45pm-5.00pm, Room S1.14
Kimberley Hutchings: “Kant and the Idea of Philosophical History”
Jonathan Derbyshire: “Heidegger and the Copernican Revolution”

Session 9  PLENARY
5.30pm-7.00pm, Room S0.13
Susan Shell: “Kant as Spectator”

7.00pm
Conference Buffet

Session 10
9.00am-10.30am, Room S1.14
Lilian Alweiss: “But the world does not move: Kant and Husserl on
the Refutation of Idealism”
Stephen Houlgate: “Understanding and Intuition in Kant’s Pre-
Critical Writings”

10.30am-11.30am
Coffee

Session 11  PLENARY
11am-12.30pm, Room S0.13
Andrew Benjamin: "Kant and the Absolute"

12.30 pm
CONFERENCE ENDS
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