Kant’s Concepts of Metaphysics: Aprioristic and Non-Aprioristic?

Venue: University of Luxembourg Campus Belval, MSA, 3.120

Organizers: Kristina Engelhard (TU Dortmund) & Dietmar Heidemann (University of Luxembourg)Registration (no fees): Katalin Turai (katalin.turai@uni.lu)

26 November

13:00–13:30Welcome

13:30–14:30Brigitte Falkenburg (TU Dortmund)Kant’s Pre-Critical Metaphysics and the Analogy to Newtonian Science

15:00–16:00Bernd Ludwig (Universität Göttingen)Drei Arten der Analysis – und die Struktur der Kritischen Philosophie (1781–85)

16:30–17:30 Kristina Engelhard (TU Dortmund) Non-Aprioristic Elements in Kant’s Critical Practice of Metaphysics?

17:30–18:30Marcus Willaschek (University of Frankfurt)Kant on the A priori Sources of Metaphysics

27 November

10:00–11:00John Callanan (King’s College London)The Boundary of Pure Reason

11:30–12:30Ansgar Seide (University of Münster / University of Hannover) The Relation Between Empirical and A priori Elements in Kant’s Special Metaphysics of Nature

14:00–15:00Andrew Chignell (Princeton University) Kant’s Liberal Method in Metaphysics

15:30–16:30Anton Friedrich Koch (Universität Heidelberg)Das transzendental Notwendige ist metaphysisch unmöglich

16:30–17:30Sabrina Bauer (Universität Heidelberg)Metaphysica scientia prima cognitionis humanae principia continens est? – Kants Kritik des “Schulbegriffs”

26–27 November 2018University of Luxembourg, Institute of Philosophy

The conference is co-funded by the DFG-Research Group “Inductive Metaphysics” and the Institute of Philosophy, University of Luxembourg.