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You are cordially invited to the next session of the Warwick Post-Kantian Seminar: Beth Lord (Aberdeen) "Spinoza’s Image of Thought: ratio and the Example of the Fourth Proportional", reply: Stephen Houlgate (Warwick) Tuesday, Nov 4th, 5:30pm in S0.20 or online

TOMORROW first talk in the Warwick Post-Kantian Seminar 25/26 John Callanan (KCL) “Varieties of Metacritique” Tuesday, 21 Oct, S0.20, 5:30pm To join online, please write to PKEP/at/warwick.ac.uk

FINALLY OUT

NEW RELEASE: G. ANTHONY BRUNO, “FACTICITY AND THE FATE OF REASON AFTER KANT” (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2025) https://t.co/oZLp27FjLQ @ForHegel @HegelSocietyGB @hegelsocietyAU @ESHGL @HEGEL250 @NAKantSociety @WarwickPostKant @UKKantSociety @KantStudies @theLPKS @Cpkp_Potsdam

OUT NOW: Special Issue on Marx's Dialectical Naturalism in Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie, featuring S Vaccarino Bremner, A Hinshelwood, T Khurana & K Ng. https://t.co/ojcnJnFAXD https://t.co/JU3KACHXCj @HegelianNews @WarwickPostKant @ColumbiaCCCT

The program for our 2025 conference is online! "Reconnecting with Beauvoir's Radical Thought. Critical, Interdisciplinary, and International Conversations" 📍June 16-19 - ZOOM. Paper presentations and virtual book fair. Registration open: https://t.co/eDhFT8Z0Zb

📯 Vacancy — Editor, Hegel Bulletin The #hegelbulletin seeks to appoint a new Editor. To apply, please send a CV and short (one-page) letter of motivation to stephen.houlgate@warwick.ac.uk, with 'Hegel Bulletin Editor' in subject line, by 19.5.25 @CambUP_PHILNYUK #hsgb

My Warwick talk on Hegel and Heidegger and follow-up interview: apple: https://t.co/ADM29OB6GF spotify: https://t.co/Teoe9E2XP4

Photos from the "Guises of Nihilism in Late Modern Thought" conference, hosted at Birkbeck. Speakers were Eliza Little @WarwickPostKant Kate Withy @Georgetown G. Anthony Bruno @RoyalHolloway and Richard Elliott @BirkbeckUoL. Sponsored by @theLPKS and @theBSHP

Tomorrow, March 3, we'll be hosting Inga Römer (Freiburg) for our last talk of the term, “What is a Metaphysics of Dasein? Heidegger after Being and Time.” Join us online, email pkep/at/warwick.ac.uk for the link!

We're delighted to host Warwick's very own David Bather Woods TOMORROW, FEB. 18 at 5:30pm (GMT), for a talk entitled, "Schopenhauer and the Frankfurt School." Email for the link! @dbatherwoods @PhilosWarwick

Call for Papers - Warwick Continental Philosophy Conference 2025 - 'Thinking intentionality' 20th-21st June 2025, University of Warwick (UK) The Oculus, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK https://t.co/iWP8aeiBSK #phenomenology

Join us tomorrow, February 4 for a PKEP workshop with Yohei Kageyama (Kwansei Gakuin) on his paper, “Japanese Philosophers Thinking with and against Heidegger: The Evolution and Dissolution of Ontological Pluralism." pkep/at/warwick.ac.uk for the link, hope to see you there!

NEW RELEASE: «SYMPHILOSOPHIE. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL ROMANTICISM»: “ROMANTICISM AND ITS KANTIAN LEGACY” (VI, 2024) https://t.co/upua49u1Dw @ForHegel @HegelSocietyGB @hegelsocietyAU @ESHGL @HEGEL250 @NAKantSociety @WarwickPostKant @UKKantSociety @KantStudies

Updated title for tomorrow's workshop! Karin Nisenbaum will be presenting, "Getting at the Root of Evil: Kant and Fichte on the Murderer at the Door". 5:30pm UK time, online--email pkep/at/warwick.ac.uk to join!

March 4: Inga Römer (Freiburg), “What is a Metaphysics of Dasein? Heidegger after Being and Time” March 11: Denis McManus (Southampton), “Heidegger on Freedom”

February 4: Yohei Kageyama (Kwansei Gakuin), “Japanese Philosophers Thinking with and against Heidegger: The Evolution and Dissolution of Ontological Pluralism" February 18: David Bather Woods (Warwick), “Schopenhauer and the Frankfurt School” @dbatherwoods

On Thursday, Dec. 5, we've teamed up with @crpla_warwick to host Paul Kottman (New School) for a talk on "Love and its Place in Education." As always, email pkep/at/warwick.ac.uk to join online! @HegelSocietyGB @PhilosWarwick

Join us this week for our last two events of 2024! On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Gregor Moder (Ljubljana) will present a paper entitled “Brothers and Sisters. On Hegel’s Reading of Antigone.”