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Rediscovering Hegel’s Anthropology: Human Nature, Empirical Science, and the Claims of Reason

Event info

  • today from 02/11/2021 to 06/11/2021
  • place Villa Vigoni
  • lock_outlineBy invitation
  • All information regarding the event is provided under the responsibility of the coordinators.
  • Coordination

    Dr. Luca Corti, Padova

    Dr. Julia Peters, Tübingen

ABSTRACT

Hegel’s Anthropology marks a critical turning point in the history of the philosophical question ‘What is it to be human?’, and it raises methodological and philosophical issues that are still of relevance in today’s scientific landscape. This event is devoted to the rediscovery and close analysis of this important text that has long been neglected, even in the Hegel-studies. Through close reading and joint discussion of the work, performed by a group of selected, highly renowned specialists, the symposium will excavate the philosophical potential of Hegel’s work and actualize its value for current philosophical concerns in various areas. At 250th years from the birth of Hegel, this event aims to bring his Anthropology back on the current philosophical agenda