2014 Meeting
Washington University in St. Louis
October 25-26
Host: Anne Margaret Baxley
Program
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Saturday
October 25th
Saturday
Morning Session on Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy
Chair: Anne Margaret Baxley, Washington University in St. Louis
9:00-10:00
“Kant's
Subjective Deduction and the Copernican Revolution”
Curtis
Sommerlatte, Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy, Indiana University
10:15-11:15
“Intuition
& Presence”
Colin
McLear, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
11:30-12:30
“What
philosophical problem does the Transition Project of the Opus postumum address?”
Oliver
Thorndike, Visiting Professor, Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins
12:30-2:00
Catered Lunch
Saturday Afternoon Session on Kant's Practical Philosophy
Chair: Donald Wilson, Kansas State University
2:15-3:15
"Kant's Theory of Motivation: A Hybrid Approach"
Benjamin Yost, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Providence College
3:30-5:00
Keynote Address, "Did Kant Think that Rational Volition is sub ratione boni?"
Andrews Reath, Professor of Philosophy, UC Riverside
6:00--Drinks and Dinner at Pi Pizzeria (6144 Delmar Blvd.)
Sunday October
26th
Sunday
Morning Session on Kant’s Practical Philosophy
Chair: Andrew Youpa, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
9:00-10:00
“God's Awful Majesty Before Our Eyes: Kant's Moral Justification for Divine Hiddenness”
Tyler Paytas, Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy, Washington University in St. Louis
***Awarded Best Graduate Student Paper Submission***
10:15-11:15
“Kant's Highest Good: The Moral Law's Constructed Object”
Alonso Villarán, Ph.D., J.D., Universidad del Pacifíco (Peru)
11:30-12:30
“Sublime and Moral Feelings as Rationes Cognoscendi of Human Freedom"
Christopher Penfield, Ph.D. Candidate in Philosophy, Purdue University
Accommodations for presenters at the Knight Center.