Prof. Sally Sedgwick’s recent book, “Hegel’s Critique of Kant: From Dichotomy to Identity”, has been reviewed in a number of places, including: MIND, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Kantian Review, British Journal of the History…
Sean Morris, a recent PhD from the department, has just had a paper accepted in the Journal of the History of Philosophy: “Quine, Russell, and Naturalism: From a Logical Point of View”.
On May 1st we held our end of the year party to congratulate graduating majors and their families. The Grover undergraduate prize was awarded to Brie Madrid and Licia O’Neil. Tim Crew-Anderson, a…
Over the break, Daniel Sutherland gave a talk in Tel Aviv, Nick Hugget gave talks in Berlin and Cape Town, Marya Schechtman participated in a workshop in Amsterdam, and Sam Fleischaker gave talks…
Sally Sedgwick is presenting a paper entitled “Freedom and History in Hegel’s Philosophy of History” to the Practical Philosophy Workshop at the University of Chicago on Friday Oct 12.
Graduate student Reza Hadisi has won the prestigious Markus Herz Prize, granted by the North American Kant Society. “This year’s winner is Mohammad Reza Karim Hadisi, for his paper “Kant’s Transcendental Arguments, Hegel’s…