VON KANT BIS HEGEL II

Johns Hopkins University

April 11-12, 2003

Speaker Schedule:

Friday 11 April, 2003:

Philosophy Seminar Room, Gilman 348

12 p.m. Paul Guyer (Pennsylvania):

“Kant and the Purity of the Ugly.”

Chair: Ted Kinnaman (George Mason)

2 p.m. George di Giovanni (McGill):

“`En kai Pan: Spinozistic Figurations in Early German Idealism.”

Chair: Bianca Theisen (Johns Hopkins)

4 p.m. Sally Sedgwick (Dartmouth, UIC):

“Conditioned Autonomy: Kant versus Hegel.”

Chair: Stephen Barker (Johns Hopkins).

Wine and Cheese Reception afterward: 5:30ish –7:30 p.m.

Tudor & Stuart Room: 323 Gilman.

Saturday, April 12, 2003:

Philosophy Seminar Room, Gilman 348

11 a.m. Frederick Neuhouser (Cornell):

“Rousseau and the Standpoint of (Practical) Reason.”

Chair: Jeffrey Kinlaw (McMurry University)

2 p.m. Michael Forster (Chicago):

“Hegel and Some (Near-) Contemporaries:

Narrow or Broad Expressivism?”

Chair: Susan Hahn (Johns Hopkins)

4 p.m. John McDowell (Pittsburgh):

“Autonomous Subjectivity and External Constraint.”

Chair: Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins)

Sponsored by:

Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes, D.C.

German Embassy, D.C., Cultural Attaché

Departments of Philosophy, German,

Humanities, and the KSAS Deans’ Office,

Johns Hopkins University