We are pleased to inform that a call for abstracts is now open for papers to be presented on the occasion of the online-conference Hegel on empirical judgement.
The conference is organized by the Chicago Center for German Philosophy and it will take place via Zoom on June 4th and June 5th, 2021.
Please find below the complete text of the call with the list of the keynote speakers, the main topics of the conference and the instructions for submitting an abstract.
The deadline for abstract submission is set on January 31st, 2021.
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We are pleased to announce a conference on the topics of empirical judgment and cognition in Hegel’s Philosophy of Subjective Spirit. The conference will take place remotely, via Zoom, on June 4th and 5th, 2021.
Confirmed speakers include Dr. Julia Peters of Universität Tübingen and Dr. W. Clark Wolf of Marquette University.
Six slots are available for 30 minute presentations. There will be 10 minute comments on each paper; please indicate in your submission email if you are interested in being considered as a commentator should your paper not be included in the program. Please note: this is an international collaboration, and, while the remote format by nature cannot accommodate every time zone, we are hopeful that the format will encourage submissions from people for whom travel would otherwise be prohibitive.
We are looking for papers that deal with Hegel’s account of empirical judgment, with special preference for treatments grounded in the Philosophy of Subjective Spirit. Relevant papers dealing with the Logics, the Philosophy of Nature, and, in cases of extraordinary merit, the (Jena) Phenomenology, will also be considered.
Possible topics of interest include:
● Hegel’s position on the conceptuality of intuition
● The relationship between intuitions and empirical concepts
● The role of representation in judgment
● Non-conceptual content
● Sceptical challenges to the justification, or to the possibility of empirical judgments
● The relationship between the aetiology and justification of empirical judgments
● Hegel’s logical treatment of cognition and his account of theoretical spirit
Abstracts should be 500 words or less and prepared for blind review.
Please include your name, position, institutional affiliation, and, if applicable, interest in giving comments in your submission email. Abstracts should be submitted to hegelonjudgment@gmail.com no later than January 31st, 2021.
Please direct questions to the conference organizers: Robb Dunphy, University College Dublin, robb.dunphy@ucd.ie or Eliza Starbuck Little, University of Chicago, elizalittle@uchicago.edu.
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