Monday, 21 September 2015
Kant's Philosophy of Nature and Freedom

9:00
Opening

10:00
Michael Wolff (Bielefeld): Freiheit und Natur
Chair: Violetta L. Waibel

11:20: Break

11:40
Michael Friedman (Stanford): The Science of Nature and the Demands of Freedom: Denying Knowledge to Make Room for Belief
Chair: Violetta L. Waibel

Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Kant and Phenomenology

9:00
Steven Crowell (Houston): Kant and the Phenomenology of Life
Chair: Georg Stenger

10:20
Dominique Pradelle (Paris): Husserls Kritik an Kants praktischer Philosophie
Chair: Georg Stenger

11:40 Break

12:00
Patricia Kitcher (New York): Explaining Freedom in Thought and Action
Chair: Manfred Baum

Wednesday, 23 September 2015
Freedom in Religion and Moral Philosophy

9:00
Rudolf Langthaler (Vienna): "...um zum Glauben Platz zu bekommen": Verschiedene Gestalten des kantischen "Vernunftglaubens"
Chair: Birgit Recki

10:20
Pauline Kleingeld (Groningen): Freedom as Self-Legislation
Chair: Birgit Recki

11:40: Break

12:00
Tobias Rosefeldt (Berlin): Noumenale Freiheit und Moralität
Chair: Heiner Klemme

Thursday, 24 September 2015
Kant and the Poets

9:00
Alexej Krouglov (Moscow): Kants Lehre von Raum und Zeit und die Möglichkeit einer Freiheit in der russischen Poesie
Chair: Birgit Recki

10:20
Paul Guyer (Brown University): The Poetic Possibility of the Sublime
Chair: Bernd Dörflinger

11:40: Break

12:00
Hannah Ginsborg (Berkeley): Kant's 'Young Poet' and the Normativity of Aesthetic Judgment
Chair: Bernd Dörflinger

Friday, 25 September 2015
Kant's Philosophy, Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle

9:00
Massimo Ferrari (Turin): Natur versus Freiheit. Zum Kant-Verständnis des Wiener Kreises
Chair: Friedrich Stadler

10:20
Michela Massimi (Edinburgh): Prescribing Laws to Nature
Chair: Friedrich Stadler

11:40: Break

12:00
Sílvia Altmann (Porto Alegre): Expressions of  Existence and Limits in Kant and Wittgenstein's Tractatus
Chair: Dietmar Heidemann