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Conference Schedule
Note: All conference sessions, as well as the keynote
address, will be held in room 203 of the Photonics Center (8
St. Mary's Street). The Friday night
reception will be held in room 325 of the School of Theology (745
Commonwealth Avenue).
Friday, 23 April 2004
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1 - 4 PM
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Session One
Chair: Franco Trivigno
In What Sense is Kant's Philosophy
'Transcendental'? A Critique of Heidegger's
Interpretation
Bret J. Doyle,
Boston University
Reasoning Takes
Time: On Allison and The Timelessness Of The
Intelligible Self
Fabian Freyenhagen,
University of Sheffield
The Original Sources of Cognition: The
Subjective Deduction in the Kritik der reinen
Vernunft
Corey W. Dyck,
Boston College
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4 - 5 PM
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Break
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5 - 7 PM
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Keynote Address
Introduction: Katrien Vander Straeten
Kant and the Two Dogmas of Rationalism
Professor Henry E. Allison,
Boston University
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7 - 9 PM
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Reception
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Saturday, 24 April 2004
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9 AM - 12 PM
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Session Two
Chair: Jamie T. Kelly
Inner Freedom
and Required Ends
Kyla Ebels Duggan,
Harvard University
Kant's Res
Nullius Argument
Mark V. Alznauer,
University of Chicago
Kant's Discovery of Moral Character, ca. 1793
Ernesto V. Garcia,
Columbia University
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12 - 1 PM
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Break
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1 - 3 PM
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Session Three
Chair: Justin Steinberg
Kant's Postulate of
Possibility
Aaron Bronfman,
University of Michigan
A
Reconstruction of Kant's Ether Deduction in
Übergang 11
Bryan Hall,
University of Colorado at Boulder
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3 - 4 PM
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Break
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4 - 6 PM
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Session Four
Chair: Jon Zeppieri
Kant and Guyer on Communicability
Gabriel A. Gottlieb,
New School University
Revisiting the Limits of Reason: Kant, the Mathematically Sublime, and the Supersensible
Christopher Arroyo,
Fordham University
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7 PM
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Social Gathering
Cornwall's Pub, 654
Beacon Street
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