CFA: Amsterdam Kant Conference 2026: Moral Epistemology & Metaphysics

22nd and 23rd October 2026, University of Amsterdam

Abstracts of up to 500 words (excluding references) can be submitted to [email protected] until March 1st.

For more info: philevents.org/event/show/1...

New open-access publication! 🔑
Luke J. Davies. "Aiding the Impermissible? Kant and the Morality of Medical Assistance in Dying", forthcoming in the Canadian Journal of Philosophy
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9. Deutsch-italienische Kant-Vorlesung

Rachel Zuckert (Northwestern University)
Kant on Reason and Teleology
19 January 2026, 5-7pm
Università di Torino, Complesso Aldo Moro, Sala lauree

To attend online, register at: [email protected]

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#philosophy #philsky

Here is a new paper by Pauline Kleingeld: "Independence and Kant’s Positive Conception of Freedom,” Open Access at doi.org/10.1017/9781...

We have a new publication from a member of our research group 📚

Vinicius Carvalho - 'Kant, Constitutivism, and the Shmagency Objection' - Forthcoming in the European Journal of Philosophy.
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Open access!🔑

"Kant's Lectures on Political Philosophy: A Critical Guide" (ed. Frederick Rauscher) has recently been published by CUP with the chapter "A Brief Guide to Achenwall’s Natural Law", written by Pauline Kleingeld, Mike Gregory, and Fiorella Tomassini.

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Here's another recent publication from one of our members: a paper arguing that Kantian universalism has ample room to accommodate cultural pluralism.

Leon van Rijsbergen, 'Kantian Universalism in Context', in Con-Textos Kantianos, revistas.ucm.es/index.php/KA...

What is the role of humour and play in #politics? According to researcher Beer Prakken, 'it plays a vital role' and can explain why people are drawn to someone like Donald #Trump 🎭

‘People are more receptive to extreme ideas when humour is used to convey them.' 👇
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We have a recent (open access 🔑) publication from a member of our research group: a new paper on the structure of Kant’s argument in the first section of the Groundwork.

Pauline Kleingeld, ‘Kant’s Analytic Method and the Argument of Groundwork I’, in Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society.

Workshop 'Kant on Systematicity and Progress' at the University of Cologne (9-10 October 2025).

Pauline Kleingeld will give a talk entitled 'Republican Elements in Kant’s Groundwork: Progress in the System'.

For the complete schedule and instructions on how to participate, visit the link below:

Welcome to our Bluesky profile! 👋 We’re a group of researchers at the University of Groningen working on Kant and Kantian moral & political philosophy. Here you’ll find updates about our events and publications. Curious to learn more? Check out our website: www.kant-in-groningen.com