Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities

Director of the Center of Philosophy

Representative of the Organizing Committee

Moderator: Paulo Jesus (CFUL)

Leonel Ribeiro dos Santos (CFUL): Pensamento Geográfico e consciência cosmopolita em Kant (Kant’s Geographical Thought and Cosmopolitan Consciousness)

(Broadcast on Zoom 01)

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Moderator: Diogo Sardinha (CFUL)

Alba Mora López (UC Madrid): Kant y la fundamentación de la metafísica: la dimensión activa de la receptividad y la dimensión pasiva de la espontaneidad: Una «desconocida raíz común»

Diego F. Moreno Mancipe (UC Madrid): Sociabilidad natural y sociabilidad artificial. Una lectura a partir de la posición de F. Schlegel en la filosofía de la historia después de Kant y Herder

Gonzalo Méndez Castañeda (UC Madrid): El tratamiento aporético del problema de la libertad en La «Dissertatio» de 1770

Moderator: Ewa Wyrebska-Dermanovic (U. Bonn)

Panel:

Luciana Martínez (IKBFU, Kaliningrad): The concept of space, according to the Transcendental Aesthetic and the Axioms of Intuitions

Matías Oroño (CONICET – UBA): Making sense of Kant’s theory of meaning

Pelegrín Laura (U. Diego Portales / U. Leiden): The relation between sensation and reality in the ‘Anticipations of Perception’

Moderator: Angela Taraborrelli (U. Cagliari)

Johannes Nickl (U. St. Andrews): Forever Indebted? Puzzles about Kant’s Duty of Gratitude

Claus Dierksmeier (U. Tübingen): World Citizenship – K.C.F. Krause’s Development of Kant’s Cosmopolitanism

Anabela Costa Leão (F. Direito, U. Porto): Direito cosmopolita e direito humanos

Moderator: Marita Rainsborough (Leuphana U. / CFUL)

Roberta Pasquarè (U. Graz): Redefining and Extending the Public Use of Reason: Republic and Reform in Kant’s ‘Conflict of the Faculties’

Jacinto Rivera de Rosales (UNED, Madrid): El desarrollo de la libertad moral kantiana

Moderator: Luciana Martínez (IKBFU, Kaliningrad)

Laura Herrero Olivera (UNED, Madrid): Kant and Mbembe on race and racism

Ewa Wyrebska-Dermanovic (U. Bonn): Which Kant? Approaching Kant on Race and Racism

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Moderator: Alba Mora López (UC Madrid)

Guillaume Leblanc (U. Paris) : À quelles conditions l’hospitalité peut-elle être un droit humain ?

Dimitri Lang (Athènes) : Commerce, intérêt et argent, facteurs de paix dans le cosmopolitisme de Kant

Frédéric Allemand (U. Luxembourg) : Contrôler la dette publique pour garantir la paix. Quelques réflexions juridiques sur la modernité du 4e article préliminaire du projet de paix perpétuelle de Kant

Moderator: Laura Herrero Olivera (UNED, Madrid)

Dino Jakusic (U. Warwick): Kantian Religious Toleration Today, its Limits, and Pre-Kantian Challenges

Marcos Thisted (U. Buenos Aires): Teología moral y religión en el pensamiento tardío de Kant: a propósito del credo moral expuesto en los Fortschritte der Metaphysik

Pablo Muchnik (Emerson College): Emotivism: A Kantian Response

Moderator: Riccardo Pozzo (Tor Vergata, U. Rome, Italy)

Panel: Does Kant’s Cosmopolitanism entail a Cosmopolitan Political Agenda? Progress, Mobility, and Migration

Claudio Corradetti (Tor Vergata, U. Rome): Is humanity morally progressing? Kant’s philosophy of history under a cosmopolitan perspective

Nuria Sánchez Madrid (UC Madrid): Mobility Across Borders. The Cosmopolitan Ideal of Kant’s System of Right

Angela Taraborrelli (U. Cagliari): A ‘possible’ Kant’s theory of migration

ONLINE ONLY: Zoom 01

Moderator: Tom Bailey (LSE, UK)

Nikolas Hamm (McGill University): Moral Character and Environmental Preservation in Kant’s Cosmopolitanism

Janis Schaab (U. Groningen): Autonomy and the Moral Law: A Third Way

John Walsh (U. Halle): Kant’s Account of Abortion

Moderator: Pablo Muchnik (Emerson College)

Bruno Cunha (UFSJ, Brasil): A Teodiceia de Kant em ‘À Paz Perpétua’

Ileana Beade (CONICET, Argentina): La balanza del derecho y la espada de la justicia. Acerca de la contraposición entre las funciones del filósofo y del jurista en el marco de la filosofía político-jurídica kantiana

Evelyn R. Barreto de Souza (USP, Brasil): A construção teórica da paz até o ideal kantiano

Moderator: Claudio Corradetti (Tor Vergata, U. Rome)

Rafael Sellamano (UFMG, Brasil): A Crítica da Razão Negra de Achille Mbembe: paralogismos e antinomias da razão ocidental

Pedro Gallina Ferreira (Unicamp, Brasil): Juízo Político e Razão Comunicativa: Modelos interpretativos kantianos?

Joel Klein (UFPR, Brasil): Direito, Pobreza e Justiça Social no Republicanismo de Kant

Moderator: Ileana Beade (CONICET, Argentina)

18.30-19.15h: Roberta Picardi (Law Department, University of Molise): Fichte’s and Kant’s Cosmopolitan Right: A Systematic Comparison

Moderator: Nuria Sánchez Madrid (U. Complutense Madrid)

19.15-20.00h: Alice Pinheiro Walla (McMaster University, Canada): A Kantian Theory of Global Mobility

Moderator: Diogo Sardinha (CFUL)

Soraya Nour Sckell (Nova School of Law, Lisbon): Cosmopolites. Metamorphosis of the subject with Kant

(Broadcast on Zoom Channel 01)

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Moderator: Henny Blomme (KU Leuven)

Panel:

Josep Clusa (UAB, Spain): Revenge-Porn: Kant on the Right to Free Speech and the Right to Privacy

Claudia Laos Igreda (GIFS-PUCP): El fenómeno (Phänomen) del conflicto y la racionalidad dialógica en Kant

Lara Scaglia (U. Warsaw): Sensus communis and ethical education

Moderator: Vadim Chaly (IKBFU, Kaliningrad)

Riccardo Pozzo (Tor Vergata, U. Roma): On Karoline Reinhardt’s Kant on Migration and Beyond

Tom Bailey (LSE, UK): Perpetual Peace is Not an Ideal

Martin Welsch (U. Heidelberg): On the future of modern democracy. A (new) Kantian perspective

Moderator: Ricardo Norberto Medina (U. Jaume I, España)

Panel: Verdad, libertad y justicia. (Perspectivas kantianas para el debate contemporáneo de la filosofía política). Política, historia, sentido y verdad. Arendt lectora de Kant

Jorge M. Burruezo Arcadio (UC Madrid): Las condiciones de posibilidad del punto de vista cosmopolita en el enjuiciamiento de los acontecimientos que hacen historia: entre Kant y H. Arendt

María José Callejo Hernanz (UC Madrid): ¿Mentira política y verdad académica? A propósito de “El conflicto de las Facultades”

Alberto López (UC Madrid): Comunicabilidad universal y comunidad política. Notas para pensar el concepto de «lo político» en Kant desde G. Lebrun y H. Arendt

José Ramón Suárez Villalba (UC Madrid): Verdad y sentido en La vida del espíritu de Hannah Arendt: una distinción a partir de Kant

Moderator: Josep Clusa (UAB, Spain)

Monique Castillo / Romain Leroy (U. Paris Est) : Ingérence et/ou paix mondiale : l’apport de Kant

Luigi Filieri (U. Mainz): Kant on Right as the Organ of Freedom

Moderator: Giorgia Cecchinato (UFMG, Brazil)

Martín Fleitas González (U. Oriental Republic of Uruguay): Strata of the social in Kant’s practical philosophy

Lixuan Gong (Tsinghua U., Beijing): Kant’s Paradoxes of Enlightenment and His Solutions

Gérard Raulet (U. Paris) : Les apories d’un droit cosmopolitique

Moderator: Lara Scaglia (U. Warsaw)

Paula C. Chang (UC Madrid): Precuelas metafísicas en la posibilidad del derecho al acto heroico. Una lectura problemático-kantiana de Vitoria

Paulo Jesus (CFUL): The Cosmopolitan Right to Peace: A paradigm shift and a realistic utopia

Moderator: Gérard Raulet (U. Paris)

Ubirajara Marques (UNESP, Brasil): Acerca do vocabulário embriológico-filosófico da “Ideia de uma História Universal em Prospetiva Cosmopolita”

Daniel Stader (U. Halle): What is immaturity? Kant’s political inversion of an epistemic discourse

Vadim Chaly (IKBFU, Kaliningrad): Underdetermination in Kantian Moral Deliberation

Moderator: Elena Romano (U. Padua)

Mónica Dias (UCP, Lisbon): From Just War to Just Peace: Kant´s legacy in a time of new wars and new paths to peace

Ricardo Norberto Medina (U. Jaume I, España): La actualización del cosmopolitismo kantiano desde la Filosofía para la Paz: restaurar nuestra humanidad en el mundo post 2020

Wagner Barbosa de Barros (UFSCar, Brasil): História da natureza e história da liberdade: Kant e a ideia de providência

ONLINE ONLY: Zoom Channel 01

Moderator: Luigi Filieri (U. Mainz)

Leonid Kornilaev (IKBFU, Kaliningrad): AI in Education and Kantian Pedagogy

Sandra Johst (U. Hagen): Critical Philosophy and Education: Who is the best teacher to cultivate our reason?

Marion Stahl (University of Hamburg): World Citizenship, Enlarged Mentality and Vulnerability: Rethinking Kant in the face of actual challenges

Moderator: Katerina Mihaylova (U. Halle)

Frederick Rauscher (Michigan State U.): Kant on Peoples, The People, and the State

Günter Zöller (U. Munich): Universal and Perpetual Peace. James Madison and Immanuel Kant on International Relations

Maria Borges (UFSC, Brazil): Kant on cosmopolitan law and a possible refugee right

Moderator: Valentina Dafne De Vita (U. Halle)

Giorgia Cecchinato (UFMG, Brazil): Thinking and feeling in an interactive-universally way

Mateus Araújo & Patrícia Kauark-Leite (UFMG, Brasil): Notes on Untutored Perception in Brakhage and Kant

João Lemos (IFILNova, Lisbon): Retórica, Asco e o Eticismo Estético de Kant

Moderator: Fernando Silva (CFUL)

Luigi Caranti (U. Catania): Why was Kant ultimately against the world state?

Moderator: Heiner Klemme (U. Halle)

Georg Cavallar (U. Wien): Once more unto the breach: Kant’s Religious Cosmopolitanism

(Broadcast on Zoom Channel 01)

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(Zoom Channel 03: see link below)

Moderator: Paula C. Chang (UC Madrid)

Marco Russo (U. Salerno): Homo Cosmicus: Cosmological Perspectives of Cosmopolitanism

Torsten Nieland (U. Göttingen): Der Kosmopolit in der Begegnung mit der fremden Vernunft

Marita Rainsborough (Leuphana U. Lüneburg / CFUL Lisbon): Rethinking Cosmopolitanism. Identity, Human Rights and Cosmopolitanism in Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Philosophy

Moderator: Ilaria Ferrara (U. Torino)

William Woof (Retired Professor, York U., Toronto): Kant, Contract and the Environment

Toshiro Osawa (University of Oslo): Kant on Justice in Ethics

Fiorella Tomassini (U. Groningen): Right, maxims and the principle of morals

Moderator: Mónica Dias (UCP, Lisbon)

Panel: Kant, Land, and Property

Luke Davies (London School of Economics, UK): Unilateral choice and the necessity of the state

Jakob Huber (Freie Universität Berlin): A right to roam the earth: cosmopolitan mobility as juridical agency

Paola Romero (U. Fribourg, CH): What is the question a theory of property tries to answer? Kant’s response against the tradition

Stefano Lo Re (University of St. Andrews, UK): Private and Public Law Beyond Terrestrial Cosmopolitanism

Moderator: Roberta Pasquarè (U. Graz)

Jean Herold Paul (ENS, Port-au-Prince): Le cosmopolitisme kantien à l’épreuve de la révolution haïtienne

Ivone Moreira (U. Católica Portuguesa, Lisboa): Thomas Paine: um kantiano avant la lettre?

Fernando Silva (CFUL): Kant and the birth of the pragmatic

Moderator: João Lemos (IFILNOVA, Lisbon)

Ilaria Ferrara (U. Torino): Kant and Mental Illnesses: Cognitive and Moral Issues

Andrey Zilber (IKBFU, Kaliningrad): Kant’s Image of Political Obscurantism as Polemics with Realists and Conservatives

Katerina Mihaylova (U. Halle): “Handle der Würde Deiner Natur gemäß!” - Kants Einfluss auf das Naturrecht der Spätaufklärung am Beispiel des Ernst Ferdinand Klein

Moderator: Daniel Stader (U. Halle)

Heiner Klemme (U. Halle): Is Kant’s Conception of Reason ‘Western’?

Dahan Fan (Tsinghua U., Beijing): Universality as the common principle of theoretical, practical reason and aesthetic judgment in Kant

Moderator: Soledad García Ferrer (UC Madrid)

Sara Barquinero del Toro (UC Madrid): Lo sublime kantiano y la ética de las imágenes

Henny Blomme (KU Leuven): On the apparent inefficiency of Kant’s defense of material dynamism

Diogo Sardinha (CFUL): The Anthropology of the Citizen of the World

Moderator: Fiorella Tomassini (U. Groningen)

Rômulo E. Guimarães (UFSM, Brasil): Über die Kultur der Urteilskraft als „humaniora“: Anmerkungen zur historisch-kulturellen Dimension des Geschmacks (und seiner möglichen Rolle im Kants Aufklärungsprojekt)

Elena Romano (U. Padua): Kant’s account of taste in the light of feminist aesthetics: towards the idea of an inclusive aesthetic community

Moderator: Guillermo Villaverde López (UC Madrid)

Ana Rita N. Lara Leite (UFMG, Brasil): Descolonizar as faculdades e liberar as potências do pensamento – Kant, Deleuze e outras populações

Alessandro Caviglia (PUCP – Perú): Constructivismo y cosmopolitismo. Una interpretación del cosmopolitismo kantiano a partir del uso público de la razón interpretado en clave constructivista

Valentina Dafne De Vita (U. Halle): Why the highest Good cannot be a matter of nationalism. The definition of Good as Weltbeste between morals, politics and education in late Kant’s works

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Moderator: Rômulo E. Guimarães (UFSM, Brasil)

Claudia Jáuregui (U. Buenos Aires / CONICET): Absolute Permanence and Simultaneity

Martín Arias-Albisu (CONICET, Argentina): On the impossibility of natural laws in Kant’s empirical psychology. A critique of Michael B. McNulty’s interpretation

Mike Gregory (U. Groningen): Does the Kantian State Dominate?

Moderator: Paola Romero (U. Fribourg, CH)

Panel: Verdad, libertad y justicia. (Perspectivas kantianas para el debate contemporáneo de la filosofía política). Soberanía(s), Estado(s) y globalización: Revisitando la teoría política kantiana en el horizonte del siglo XXI

Soledad García Ferrer (UC Madrid): Felicidad y cosmopolitismo en Kant

Borja Villa Pacheco (UC Madrid): Pluralidad de Estados o Constitución global: el constitucionalismo global de Ferrajoli frente al derecho de gentes kantiano

Guillermo Villaverde López (UC Madrid): Aprioricidad y empiricidad en el concepto de pueblo: en torno a la interpretación de Kant de Ingeborg Maus

Moderator: Joel Klein (UFPR, Brasil)

Macarena Marey (U. Buenos Aires-CONICET): A situated reading of Kant’s political philosophy, its limitations, its obsolescence, and its relevance

19.15-20.00h Closing Session: Zoom Channel 01 (see link below)