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Workshop on Kant’s Practical Philosophy
October 19, 2019
The Philosophy department will be hosting a workshop on topics in Kant’s practical philosophy. Karl Ameriks (emeritus, Notre Dame), Anne-Margaret Baxley (Washington St. Louis), Stephen Engstrom (Pittsburgh), and Markus Kohl (UNC) will present and discuss their work in progress.
Program
9:30 AM – 11 AM
Karl Ameriks (University of Notre Dame): “Kant and Dignity: Missed Connections with the United States”
Commentator: Karl Adam (UNC)
Chair: Tom Hill (UNC)
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11:15 AM – 12:45 PM
Anne Margaret Baxley (University of Washington, St. Louis): “Happiness as Conditionally Good: Kant on the Relation between
Anne Margaret Baxley (University of Washington, St. Louis): “Happiness as Conditionally Good: Kant on the Relation between
Moral and Non-Moral Value”
Commentator: Z Quanbeck (UNC)
Chair: Markus Kohl (UNC)
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12:45 PM – 2 PM
Lunch break
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2 PM – 3:30 PM
Stephen Engstrom (University of Pittsburgh): “The Identity of Reason”
Commentator: Michaela Tiller (UNC)
Chair: Aliosha Barranco Lopez (UNC)
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3:45 PM – 5:15 PM
Markus Kohl (UNC): “Kant’s Genealogical Anxiety”
Commentator: Gabriella Hulsey (UNC)
Chair: Ben Schwartz (UNC)
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6 PM
Dinner (Location TBD)
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