Description
NATURE AND TECHNOLOGY IN IDEALISMA summer seminar that gathers researchers who have been working on the concepts of nature and technology in idealist thinkers such as Kant, Hegel, and Schelling, as well as the impact of these concepts beyond the European context, for example, in the Kyoto School. It aims to reflect on the implications of this historical discourse in light of contemporary discussions on the Anthropocene and Planetarization.
23 July 2024 | 13:00-18:00
Polak Building 1-23, Campus Woudestein
Host: Prof. Dr. Yuk Hui
Marie Louise Krogh (Leiden)
'Race' in the History of Philosophy: A Humboldtian Perspective Beyond the Kantian Frame.
Norihito Nakamura (Tübingen)
The (Left) Kyoto School as a 'Workstudio [ 工房 ]': Nishida, Miki, and Tosaka's Reflections on the Technical Condition of Knowledge.
Katharina D. Martin (Rotterdam)
Schelling's Autopoiesis and the Problem of Freedom.
Arata Nakashima (Bonn)
Schelling's Geological Thinking of Nature: For a Renewed Concept of Matter in the Anthropocene.
| Period | 23 Jul 2024 |
|---|---|
| Held at | WP ESPhil |
| Degree of Recognition | National |