09.00/09.30 

Welcome address

09.30/10.15 

Schiller versus the post-modernists

Frederick Beiser (Syracuse University, New York)

10.15/11.00

The Beautiful Soul. Schiller’s rupture with Kant 

Rudolf Meer (Universität Bochum) and Stefan Klingner (Universität Göttingen)

11.00/11.30. Coffee break

11.30/12.15 

Kuno Fischer: Schiller as a bridge between Kritizismus and Romantik

Sabato Danzilli (Uni Catania)

12.15/13.30. Buffet Lunch

13.30/14.15

Materialism, "fictitious truth", aesthetic religion: Friedrich Albert Lange's  interpretation of Schiller and its legacy

Paolo Pecere (Uni Roma 3) 

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14.15/15.00 

Lange’s project for Schillerian Kantianism as philosophy for the industrial revolution

Chiara Russo Krauss (Uni Federico II)

15.00/15.30. Coffee break

15.30/16.15 

“Only error is life, and knowledge is death”. Vaihinger’s Schiller as a possibility of idealization 

Francesco Pisano (Uni Federico II)

09.00/09.45 

“The poet of the ideal”: Hermann Cohen on Schiller on form and sensibility 

Scott Edgar (Saint Mary's Uni)

09.45/10.30 

Aesthetic education and self-consciousness of humankind. Schiller in Cohen's thought

Ezio Gamba (Uni Torino)

10.30/11.00. Coffee break

11.00/11.45

Actualizing freedom. On Schiller’s relevance for South-West Neo-Kantianism

Christian Krijnen (Vrije Uni Amsterdam)

11.45/12.30 

Wilhelm Windelband on Schiller's transcendental idealism as Kulturphilosophie

Gerald Hartung (Uni Wuppertal)

12.30/14.00. Buffet Lunch

14.00/14.45

Tracce schilleriane nella Scuola del Baden

Roberto Redaelli (Uni Milano) 

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14.45/15.30 

Un “discepolo di Kant”? Strategie e limiti dell’appropriazione badense di Schiller

Giovanni Morrone (Uni Campania)

15.30/16.00. Coffee break

16.00/16.45

L'estetica e l'etica di Schiller in Libertà e forma di Cassirer

Beatrice Centi (Uni Parma)

09.00/09.45 

“The realm of shadows”: The presence of Schiller in Cassirer’s philosophy of science

Luigi Laino (Uni Federico II)

09.45/10.30 

“Amid the universal ruin, bloom”. Cassirer’s appropriation of Schiller in his philosophy of history

Jacinto Paez Bonifaci (Uni Diego Portales)

10.30/11.00. Coffee break

11.00/11.45

Dilthey, Schiller and the Neo-Kantian foundation of the human sciences

Giuseppe Guastamacchia (Uni Torino)

11.45/12.30 

The presence of Schiller in the first period of Natorp’s philosophy

Mattia Papa (Uni Federico II)

12.30/14.00. Buffet Lunch

14.00/14.45

The Neokantians systematic approach to Schiller’s transcendental idealism. Vorländer and Kühnemann

Niklas Sommer (Schiller Uni Jena)

14.45/15.30 

L'interpretazione di Jonas Cohn di Schiller come “educatore” kantiano di Goethe

Domenico Spinosa (Uni L'Aquila)

15.30/16.00. Coffee break

16.00/16.45

Schiller in Max Weber? Una questione aperta

Edoardo Massimilla (Uni Federico II)