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Event: “La didattica della filosofia: una questione filosofica, formativa, politica” (Bari, 19-20 maggio 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the Conference La didattica della filosofia: una questione filosofica, formativa, politica, which will take place on 19th-20th May at the Centro polifunzionale studenti, Piazza Cesare Battisti, Bari.

The event is organized by the SsiDiF (Società Scientifica Italiana di Didattica della Filosofia).

Below you can find the program of the conference.

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19 mattina: La didattica della filosofia come campo di ricerca

8.30-10.30: Vecchie e nuove questioni intorno all’insegnamento della filosofia

Introduzione al Convegno: A. Caputo (Uniba, Segretaria SsDiF) / A. Modugno (Unige, Tesoriera SsDiF)

Modera: P. Ponzio (Uniba)

L. Perla (Uniba, Coordinamento Commissione MiM di revisione Indicazioni Uniba)

A. Fabris (Unipi, Presidente Consulta nazionale di filosofia)

10.45-13.00: Perché una Società Scientifica Italiana di Didattica della Filosofia (SsiDiF)?

Modera: R. Lanfredini (Unifi)

L. Illetterati (Unipd), Presidente SsiDiF

G. Paoletti (Unipi), Vicepresidente SsiDiF

G. Biscuso (IISF), Vicepresidente SsiDiF

 

19 pomeriggio: Dall’aut-aut all’et-et: metodo storico, metodo teoretico

15.00-16.30:

Introduce e modera: F. De Natale (Uniba)

L. Illetterati (Unipd)

G. Paoletti (Unipi)

17.00-19.30

Modera: F. Gambetti (Uniroma3)

A. Caputo (Uniba)

A. Gaiani (PhD / Liceo, Padova)

A. Modugno (Unige)

G.P. Terravecchia (PhD / Liceo Udine)

 

20 maggioInsegnare filosofia: questioni teoriche e metodologiche

8.30-10.00: Prospettive

Modera: A. Ardovino (Unich)

R. Lanfredini (Unifi): Cosa insegna chi insegna Didattica della filosofia?

F. Gambetti (Uniroma3): L’apporto della Scuola alla ricerca

C. Cantillo (Unisa): Competenze trasversali e per l’orientamento: una questione (anche) filosofica?

10.15-12.15: Cantieri

Cosa insegna chi insegna Didattica della filosofia: quali cambiamenti dai CdS al Pf60?

Introduce: A. Niccoli (PhD, Liceo, Firenze); modera: De Mita (Uniba)

L’apporto della Scuola alla ricerca: insegnanti e studiosi?

Introduce: G. Biscuso (IISF); modera: G. Gatti (PhD, Liceo, Bari)

Competenze trasversali e per l’orientamento: quali questioni nelle applicazioni concrete?

Introduce: F. Piro (Unisa); modera: F. Marrone (Uniba)

12.15-13.00: Sintesi in assemblea

Restituzione a cura degli organizzatori

15.00-16.45: Prospettive

Modera: C. Cantillo (Unisa)

A. Bianchi (SFI Lombarda) / B. Centi (Unipr): Formazione insegnanti: risorse e problematiche

A. Brusa (SiDidaSt) / C. Esposito (Uniba): Tra Filosofia e Storia

16.45-18.45: Cantieri

Formazione insegnanti: quali nuovi scenari?

Introduce: B. Saponaro (Uniba); modera: R. Baldassarra (PhD, Liceo, Altamura)

Tra Filosofia e Storia: quali possibili intersezioni universitarie e scolastiche?

Introduce: C. Villani (Uniba); modera: L. Boschetti (Phd, Liceo, Bari

Voci di studenti/studentesse liceali

18.45-19.30: Sintesi in assemblea

Restituzione a cura degli organizzatori

 

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New Release: Terrence Thomson, “Metaphysics of Nature and Failure in Kant’s Opus postumum” (Bloomsbury, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Metaphysics of Nature and Failure in Kant’s Opus postumum by Terrence Thomson (Bloomsbury, 2025).

From the publisher’s website:

Focusing on moments of continuity and rupture, as well as the thin lines of fracture in Critical philosophy itself, Metaphysics of Nature and Failure in Kant’s Opus postumum navigates the rough terrain of Kant’s final thoughts. Terrence Thomson argues that Opus postumum constitutes Kant’s last attempt to deliver on the promise of a system of speculative reason in a work called ‘metaphysics of nature’. He journeys through the drafts left on Kant’s desk when he died to encounter their failure to establish this work rather than their projected success. Far from this signaling that we give up on serious study of the Opus postumum, however, Thomson shows how failure is not something Kant shied away from but rather embraced as fuel for his continued thinking. Indeed, it is this failure that opens the door to a greater understanding of the dissonances at the core of Critical philosophy itself. Moreover, it indicates what it means to be in the process of philosophizing and that Kant was well-aware that to think often means to repeatedly fail.

Suggesting how the very call for a metaphysics to be established upon the Critical philosophy can only ever fail to abide by the threshold it sets up, this book offers a new perspective on the central bind Kant repeatedly confronts in Opus postumum within the modern European tradition of philosophy. To deliver the system of metaphysics Kant calls for means to transgress the bounds of Critical philosophy, but to attempt to deliver it is nonetheless an unavoidable part of Critical philosophy itself.

 

Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Translations and Abbreviations

The Future Born into the Present
1. A Phantom
2. Fundamental Forces and the Elementary System
3. Abode of Aether
4. ‘I am thinking, but I don’t know myself yet’
5. Was ist der Mensch? On Titles
Tantalus: Reaching for the Last Page

References

 

New Release: Terrence Thomson, "Metaphysics of Nature and Failure in Kant's Opus postumum" (Bloomsbury, 2025)

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Event: Virtual Workshop “Kant’s Metaphysical Deduction. Book symposium on Till Hoeppner’s ‘Urteil und Anschauung. Kants Metaphysische Deduktion der Kategorien'” (Online, 7 April 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the Virtual Workshop Kant’s Metaphysical Deduction. Book symposium on Till Hoeppner’s Urteil und Anschauung. Kants Metaphysische Deduktion der Kategorien (De Gruyter 2021), which will take place online on 7th April 2025, from 2.00 pm to 6.30 pm.
The event is organised by Gabriele Gava (University of Turin) and Dennis Schulting (independent researcher).

Registration: To receive the WebEx link to attend, please write to: gabriele.gava@unito.it

Below you can find the programme of the conference.

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14.00 – 14.05: intro
14.05 – 14.50: Till Hoeppner (University of Potsdam): précis of Urteil und Anschauung
14.50 – 15.50: Luca Forgione (University of Naples): Judgment and Synthesis in the A Priori Origin of Categories: A Critique of the Non-Reductive Reading of Kant’s Thesis of Identity in the Metaphysical Deduction
15.50 – 16.15: break
16.15 – 17.15: Elena Ficara (University of Paderborn): Kant’s Idea of a Metaphysical Deduction
17.15 – 17.30 break
17.30 – 18.30: Tyke Nunez (University of South Carolina): tba
18.30 closing words
Event: "Virtual Workshop: Kant’s Metaphysical Deduction Book symposium on Till Hoeppner’s "Urteil und Anschauung. Kants Metaphysische Deduktion der Kategorien" (Online, 7 April 2025)

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CFP: International Colloquium “The Relevance of F.W.J. Schelling’s Thought Today” (Mendoza-Santiago de Chile, 21-22-24 October 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the Call for Papers for the International Colloquium The Relevance of F.W.J. Schelling’s Thought Today, which will take place in Mendoza, on the 21st and the 22nd, and in Santiago de Chile, on the 24th October 2025.
The event is organized by Victor Duplancic (UNCuyo/UCongreso), Zaida Olvera Granados (UVeracruzana), and Pablo Pulgar Moya (UDP).

Submission requirements: title of the paper, abstract (up to 300 words), short CV (max 150 words, include insistutional affiliation).
Submission deadline: June 15, 2025.
Notification of acceptance: starting July 15, 2025.
Conference Languages: Spanish, English, German.
Contact and Submission: cs2025UR@gmail.com.

Below you can find the text of the call.

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This event aims to critically engage with the enduring relevance of Schelling’s philosophy, exploring how his ideas resonate with and inform contemporary debates. The colloquium will focus on three main thematic areas:

• Nature:
This theme delves into Schelling’s groundbreaking contributions to the philosophy of nature. It examines his vision of nature as a dynamic, self-organizing whole, rather than a static object of study. Discussions will address the influence of his thought on modern ecology, sustainability, and the intersections of science, technology, and philosophy.

• Freedom:
Freedom stands at the core of Schelling’s philosophical work, both as an ontological and ethical principle. This theme will explore Schelling’s conceptualization of freedom as the foundation of being, its relationship to human autonomy, and its implications for contemporary debates on moral agency, creativity, and individual responsibility.

• Time:
Schelling’s rich and nuanced understanding of time is central to his philosophy. This theme invites reflections on his treatment of time as intertwined with existence and history, as well as its role in shaping a philosophy of becoming. Participants are encouraged to consider how Schelling’s ideas on time connect with notions of eternity, creation, and their lasting impact on later philosophical and theological traditions.

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Event: Hölderlin’s Hellenism International Conference (Online, 24-25 April)

We are glad to give notice that the registration for the Hölderlin’s Hellenism International Conference is now open. The Conference will take place online on Thursday 24th – Friday 25th April. To register, please write an e-mail at aaron.turner@knappfoundation.ac.uk . This conference is supported by the Knapp Foundation.

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Please find below the full program.

 

Thursday 24th April

13:00-13:15 — Aaron Turner (Knapp Foundation / RHUL), Introduction

13:15-14:00 Oliver Grütter (University of Zurich), Becoming Hellenist: From Horace to Hölderlin

14:00-14:45Laurence Hemming (Knapp Foundation / Lancaster University), Hölderlin and the Flucht der Götter

15:15-16:00 Sepid Birashk (Freie Universität Berlin), Aorgic Nature and Tautegoric Language: Hölderlin, Schelling, and the Dialectics of Identity and Difference in Greek-Oriental Mythologies

16:00-16:45 Thomas Schirren (University of Salzburg), „Im Tode finde ich den Lebendigen“

16:45-17:30 Aaron Turner (Knapp Foundation  / RHUL), The Historicity of Hölderlin’s Hellenism

18:00-18:45Kathrin Rosenfield (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul), Antigone’s Claim – Viewed from a Legal Perspective of 5th Century Greece

18:45-19:30 Frank H.W. Edler (Metropolitan Community College), Wilhelm Michel, “der freie Gebrauch des Eigenen”, and the Early Hölderlin Renaissance in Germany

 

Friday 25th April

12:30-13:15 Michael Fagenblat (Open University of Israel), Hölderlin’s Hellenism and Herder’s Hebraism: from the Geist of Another Antiquity to the Poetics of Dwelling

13:15-14:00 Nikolaos Anapliotis (University of Manchester), The fate of tragic politics in modernity: Kant and Hölderlin on the French Revolution

14:00-14:45 Marco Fiorletta (University of Vienna), The Oscillation of the Image: Hölderlin’s Patmos Between Antiquity and Modernity

15:15-16:00David F. Krell (DePaul University), For What Does Hölderlin Need the Greeks? For What Do I Need Hölderlin?

16:00-16:45Tobias Joho (University of Bern), Hölderlin on the absence of the Greek gods and Jean-Luc Godard’s Contempt

16:45-17:30Armin Schneider (Brown University), encounter (counter-rhythm, counter-thrust)

18:00-18:45Valentin Wey (University of Toronto), Intellectual Intuition and Tragedy in Hölderlin’s Philhellenism

18:45-19:30Ian Alexander Moore (Loyola Marymount University), Hellingrath’s Dissertation and Heidegger’s Secret Germany

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Internationale Tagung: “Jacobi und Hegel” (Bochum, 16-18 June 2025)

We are very glad to give notice of the Internationale Tagung Jacobi und Hegel

The conference, as part of the Akademieprojekt „Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi: Briefwechsel. Text – Kommentar – Wörterbuch Online“, will take place on June 16th-18th, 2025, at the Forschungszentrum für Klassische Deutsche Philosophie / Hegel-Archiv at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum and online.

The event is organized by Birgit Sandkaulen, Stefan Schick, Oliver Koch, Johannes-Georg Schülein, and Markus Gante, in cooperation with the Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig.

For further information, please visit the website of the event.

To register, please email forschungszentrum-kdp@rub.de. Online participation via Zoom is also possible: please mention this in your email.

Below you can find the presentation of the event and the list of the speakers.

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In seiner Heidelberger Rezension von 1817 schreibt Hegel dem Denken Jacobis epochale Bedeutung zu. Gemeinsam mit Kant hat Jacobi „die Notwendigkeit einer völlig veränderten Ansicht des Logischen begründet“ und damit „in der Geschichte der Philosophie überhaupt eine bleibende Epoche gemacht.“ Anlässlich von Jacobis Tod 1819 spricht Hegel dann sogar von einem „Wendepunkt der geistigen Bildung der Zeit sowie der Individuen“, den Jacobi heraufgeführt hat. Nichts weniger als seine eigene intellektuelle und existentielle Biographie schließt Hegel in dieser Notiz an Niethammer mit ein: „Man fühlt sich immer verlassen, je mehr dieser alten Stämme, zu denen man von Jugend an hinaufgeschaut hat, eingehen.“ Für „die Welt, in der wir uns unsere Existenz vorstellen“, war Jacobi „einer der festen Halte.“

Gemessen an solchen Äußerungen erstaunt es, dass eine umfassende Auseinandersetzung mit dem Verhältnis zwischen Jacobi und Hegel immer noch am Anfang steht. Vielleicht ist der Grund dafür oberflächlicher Natur: Anders als mit Fichte und Schelling hat Jacobi, von seiner ironischen Replik auf Hegels „Glauben und Wissen“ abgesehen, mit Hegel keine großangelegte Debatte geführt. Hegels Hauptwerke ab der „Phänomenologie des Geistes“ hat er nicht mehr wahrgenommen. Umgekehrt stammen von Hegel zwei der auffälligsten und bissigsten Texte zu Jacobi überhaupt, die genannte Schrift „Glauben und Wissen“ (1802) und der Vorbegriff zum „Unmittelbaren Wissen“ in der „Enzyklopädie“ (1830), die Hegels Werk gleichsam einrahmen. Fehlende Äußerungen bei Jacobi einerseits, Hegels äußerst kritische Distanzierung andererseits – von weitem hat es den Anschein, als gebe es über Jacobi und Hegel nichts zu sagen, außer dass wir von Hegel die Gründe dafür erfahren, warum die Formation der postkantischen Philosophie die Position Jacobis hinter sich gelassen hat.

Wie verkehrt diese Einschätzung ist, geht nicht nur aus den programmatischen Äußerungen Hegels zur epochalen Bedeutung Jacobis hervor. Hegels durchgehende Beachtung Jacobis zieht sich darüber hinaus durch sein ganzes Werk: von den Jenaer Schriften angefangen, über die „Phänomenologie des Geistes“, die „Wissenschaft der Logik“, die Rechtsphilosophie und die „Enzyklopädie“ bis hin zur Religionsphilosophie gibt es keinen Text, in dem sich Hegel nicht explizit und implizit und nicht selten unter Verwendung wörtlicher Formulierungen mit Jacobi auseinandergesetzt hätte. Folgt man diesen Spuren, kann man ohne Übertreibung sagen, dass das Verhältnis zwischen Jacobi und Hegel eines der spannendsten Verhältnisse in der klassischen deutschen Philosophie ist. Hegel gewinnt seine Position nicht, indem er – wie Fichte oder Schelling – mit Jacobi übereinzustimmen sucht, sondern indem er sich an den Gelenkstellen seines Denkens von Jacobi abstößt und eben darin dauerhaft mit Jacobi verbunden bleibt. Die Figur der vermittelten Unmittelbarkeit ist dafür symptomatisch.

Aus dieser Konstellation ergibt sich das Interesse und die besondere Herausforderung, das Verhältnis zwischen Jacobi und Hegel zu diskutieren. Es muss dies nach allem eine systematische Debatte sein. Wo knüpft Hegel an Jacobi an und mit welchen Argumenten will er zeigen, dass seine eigene Philosophie eine triftige Alternative zur Position Jacobis darstellt? In welchen Philosophiefeldern spielt dieser Rekurs eine herausgehobene Rolle und warum? Und warum kommt diese Debatte über Hegels ganzes Werk hinweg bis zum Schluss nicht zu Ende und lässt sich dementsprechend nicht auf einen initiativen Einfluss verkürzen? Aber auch vice versa: Wie stellt sich die Formation der Hegelschen Position dar, wenn man sie aus Sicht der Position Jacobis betrachtet? Was spricht aus dieser Sicht für Hegel oder was kann man aus dieser Sicht aus systematischen Gründen gegen Hegel einwenden? Welche Konsequenzen hat es für unser Verständnis von Philosophie und philosophischem Denken, solche differenten Sichtweisen zu eröffnen? Und um welche Motive geht es dabei, wenn eines der gemeinsam vertretenen Anliegen übereinstimmend „Freiheit“ heißt?

Die geplante internationale Tagung „Jacobi und Hegel“ ist die erste Tagung zum Thema überhaupt. Ziel ist es, die skizzierte systematische Auseinandersetzung zum Verhältnis zwischen Jacobi und Hegel anzustoßen und zu führen. Bewusst geht der Programmablauf nicht historisch oder werkgeschichtlich vor. Vielmehr sind die geplanten Panels in logischer, epistemologischer und praktischer Perspektive an Begriffen oder Konzepten orientiert, die ins Zentrum der jeweiligen Position zielen und geeignet sind, die Debatte so genau und so aktuell relevant wie möglich zu konturieren.

Die Anbindung der Tagung an das an der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig angesiedelte Akademienprojekt „Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi: Briefwechsel. Text – Kommentar – Wörterbuch Online“ dient nicht nur der wechselseitigen Beförderung von Tagungsbeiträgen und Wörterbuchartikeln, sondern hält auch im Blick auf Jacobis Briefwechsel eine treffende Pointe bereit. Im Jahr 2025 wird mit JBW 15 der letzte Band des Briefwechsels aus den Jahren 1811-1819 erscheinen, in dem sich Jacobis berühmter Brief an Johannes Neeb vom 30.05.1817 mit seiner Replik auf Hegels Heidelberger Rezension findet: „Der Unterschied zwischen Hegel und mir“ besteht darin, dass Hegel vom Spinozismus zu „einem System der Freiheit“ hinauskommt „auf einem nur noch höheren, aber gleichwohl demselben (also im Grunde auch nicht höheren) Wege des Gedankens – ohne Sprung; ich aber nur mittels eines Sprunges“. Und: „Er mag wohl recht haben, und gern wollte ich mit ihm noch einmal alles durchversuchen, was die Denkkraft allein vermag.“ Etwas in dieser Art möchte die Tagung sein: Ein systematisches Durchversuchen der möglichen Optionen im Verhältnis zwischen Jacobi und Hegel.

List of the speakers:

Andreas Arndt (HU Berlin)

Victor Béguin (ENS Paris)

Giulia Bernard (Padua)

Brady Bowman (Pennstate University)

Guido Frilli (Florenz)

Thomas Hanke (Münster)

Gunnar Hindrichs (Basel)

Stephen Houlgate (Warwick)

Marco Ivaldo (Neapel)

James Kreines (Claremont McKenna College)

Haengnam Lee (Seoul National University)

Angelica Nuzzo (Graduate Center and Brooklyn College CUNY)

Birgit Sandkaulen (Bochum)

Stefan Schick (Leipzig)

Ulrich Schlösser (Tübingen)

 

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New Release: S. Baumann, M. Maillet (eds.), “Aufklärung – Hegel – Vormärz. Reisen in die Ideengeschichte”

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Aufklärung – Hegel – Vormärz. Reisen in die Ideengeschichte, edited by Stephanie Baumann and Marie-Ange Maillet (Karl-Alber-Verlag, 2024).

From the publisher’s website:

This volume offers a fascinating journey through different regions of the history of ideas, ranging from the 18th to the 20th century, and brings together international contributions in English, French and German. With 21 articles ranging from the (German and Scottish) Enlightenment to G. W. F. Hegel and Heinrich Heine to important texts from the late 19th and 20th centuries, it honours the work of Norbert Waszek, who was Professor of the History of Ideas at the University of Paris 8-Vincennes-Saint-Denis from 2003-2022. Although Waszek’s research focussed on Hegel, he was also always interested in the historical framework of philosophy.

With contributions by
Olivier Agard | Stephanie Baumann | Myriam Bienenstock | Reinhardt Blänkner | Nina Bodenheimer | Thomas Bremer | Stefanie Buchenau | Robert R. Calder | Gregory Claeys | Andre Cressoni | Wolfgang Fink | Bernd Füllner | Karin Füllner | Richard Gunn | Stephen Houlgate | Françoise Knopper | Marie-Ange Maillet | Douglas Moggach | Angelica Nuzzo | Ursula Reitemeyer | Jacques Le Rider | Mark Roseman | Helmut Schneider

 

 

New Release: S. Baumann, M. Maillet (eds.), "Aufklärung – Hegel – Vormärz. Reisen in die Ideengeschichte"

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New Release: Erzsébet Rózsa, Pablo Pulgar Moya, Armando Manchisi, Thomas Meyer (eds.), “Selbstbestimmung. Studien zu Hegels Theorie der Freiheit” (Brill Fink, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Selbstbestimmung. Studien zu Hegels Theorie der Freiheit, edited by Erzsébet Rózsa, Pablo Pulgar Moya, Armando Manchisi, and Thomas Meyer (Brill Fink, 2025).

From the publisher’s website (in German):

Die in dem Band vereinten Aufsätze beschäftigen sich mit der Rolle, die Selbstbestimmung in Hegels Praktischer Philosophie spielt. Alle Beiträge sind eigens für den Band verfasst und beleuchten einen Begriff, der zwar anerkanntermaßen wichtig für Hegels Rechtsphilosophie ist, allerdings bisher nie systematisch auf alle Themengebiete der praktischen Hauptschrift Hegels „Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts“ angewandt und analysiert wurde. Diese Lücke soll der Band schließen. Dabei orientiert sich die Gruppierung der Texte nach der Einteilung der „Grundlinien“ in Abstraktes Recht (Person, Eigentum, Verträge, Strafe), Moralität (Handlungstheorie, Zurechnungslehre, Moralkritik) und Sittlichkeit (Familie, Bürgerliche Gesellschaft, Staat, Völkerrecht und Geschichte).

You can read the Table of Contents and the Editors’ Introduction at the following link.

 

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New Release: Silvestre Gristina, “Trascendentale e praxis. L’eredità di Fichte nei giovani hegeliani” (Mimesis, 2024)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Trascendentale e praxis. L’eredità di Fichte nei giovani hegeliani by Silvestre Gristina (Mimesis, 2024).

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Il Vormärz è un periodo di crisi della politica e del sapere filosofico, al quale i pensatori giovani hegeliani cercano di rispondere attraverso un ripensamento dello statuto della filosofia e la creazione di locuzioni concettuali inedite come Philosophie der PraxisPhilosophie der Tat. Il presente volume è dedicato all’eredità della filosofia trascendentale di Johann Gottlieb Fichte nel pensiero giovane hegeliano e alla sua rilevanza per l’elaborazione di tali nuove concezioni del filosofare. Attraverso l’indagine sulla ricezione di categorie fichtiane nelle filosofie di Ludwig Feuerbach, August von Cieszkowski, Karl Friedrich Köppen e Moses Hess, viene mostrato come la figura di Fichte abbia giocato un ruolo fondamentale nel dotare le filosofie giovani hegeliane di una vocazione trasformativa nei confronti della realtà materiale, rendendole l’espressione di un sapere che si vuole situato e strutturalmente legato ai temi della critica dell’ideologia, della Rivoluzione e del Socialismo.

New Release: Silvestre Gristina, "Trascendentale e praxis. L’eredità di Fichte nei giovani hegeliani" (Mimesis, 2024)

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New Release: Rolf Schieder, “ Hegels Gott. Eine Provokation” (Schwabe Verlag, 2025)

We are glad to give notice of the release of the volume Hegels Gott. Eine Provokation by Rolf Schieder (Schwabe Verlag, 2025).

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Die theologischen Passagen in Hegels Werk werden von philosophischen Interpreten gerne überblättert. Doch sie sind integraler Bestandteil der Philosophie Hegels, wie dieses Buch zeigt.
Für Hegel war Philosophie Gottesdienst; als Philosoph war er immer auch Theologe. Das Buch verfolgt die Entwicklung der Theologie Hegels von ihren Anfängen bis zu ihrer reifen Gestalt in seinen Untersuchungen zum absoluten Geist in der Kunst, der Religion und der Philosophie. Hegels Begriff des Geistes bleibt ohne den Vorstellungshintergrund der christlichen Trinitätslehre opak: Wenn Hegel von Geist spricht, dann denkt er an den Heiligen Geist, der als schöpferische Kraft in, mit und unter den Menschen wirkt. Hegels Gott ist eine Provokation, weil er Gott für einen vernünftigen Gedanken und die «Gottesentsagung» der Aufklärung für einen Irrweg hielt.

New Release: Rolf Schieder, “ Hegels Gott. Eine Provokation” (Schwabe Verlag, 2025)

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New Release: «Aisthesis»: “Kant’s Geographies” (18, 2/2024)

We are glad to give notice of the release of a new issue of «Aisthesis. Pratiche, linguaggi e saperi dell’estetico»: Kant’s Geographies, edited by Antonio Branca, Andrea Mecacci, and Francesco Valagussa.

The issue is available in open access at this link.

Below you can find the table of contents of the issue.

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Antonio Branca, Andrea Mecacci, Francesco Valagussa, Forward
Introduction to Kant’s Geography
Immanuel Kant, Geografia fisica. Introduzione e Concetti matematici preliminari (AA IX, 156-183)
Antonio Branca, «…noch bevor wir sie selbst erlangen». Remarks on Kant’s Geographies of the Empirical
Geography, cartography
Franco Farinelli, Un geografo di nome Kant
Tommaso Morawski, Planetary Spaces and Maps of Reason. Remarks on Kant’s Cartographic Imagination
Anna Enström, The Sensibility of Kant’s Globus Sphere. Critical Philosophy, Physical Geography and the Situated Subject
Francesco Valagussa, The Mind and the Map. Kant and the Image of Reality
Spaces of Reason
Alessandra Campo, «We lay the path by walking on it»: Kant, Bergson and the Power of Space
Giulio Goria, The Enlightened Reflection. Kant and the Philosophical Care for Reason
Stelios Gadris, An Apology for Feeling
Subject and World
Edoardo De Santis, Kant and the Space as Event
Gualtiero Lorini, The Knowledge of the Human Being in Kant’s Anthropology: Where Subject and Object cross Paths
Félix Duque, Kant and the Spectre of War
Varia
Saverio Macrì, Feeling Data: New Perspectives for the Aesthetic Experience
Sara Dashti, Tahereh Rezaei, Ethics of Cognitive Distance in Beckett’s Waiting for Godot
Andrea Nicolini, Thriving Together: Enhancing Quality of Life through Biodiversity Conservation
Note e recensioni
For further information please visit the website of the Journal.
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