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International Workshop
Kant's Logic of the Pathological:
Aesthetics and Politics
June 15-16, 2021
An Open, Virtual Event
Organized by Fernando Silva, João Lemos, Nuria Sánchez Madrid, and Paulo Jesus
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June 15: 9.30-11.00,
Session 01 (Central European Time)
Moderator: Nuria Sánchez Madrid (UCM, Spain)
Serena Feloj (Univ. Pavia, Italy)
A Sick Imagination: Pathologies and Errors in Judgment
Ana Falcato (IFILNOVA, Portugal)
The Maladies of the Head as a sociological phenomenon
11.00-11.15: Coffee-Break
11.15-12.45, Session 02
Moderator: Paulo Jesus (CFUL)
Mariannina Failla (Univ. Roma Tre, Italy)
Social Pathologies of Language in Kant
Nuria Sánchez Madrid (UCM, Spain)
Kant’s Misgivings Against Democracy. An Account from the Standpoint of Political Epistemology
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12.45-14.30: Lunch
14.30-16.00, Session 03
Moderator: Fernando Silva (CFUL)
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João Lemos (IFILNOVA, Portugal)
Loathsome as a response to artful trickery
Virginia Figueiredo (UFMG, Brazil)
Does a genius produce his/her artworks like an apple tree its apples?
16.00-16.15: Coffee-Break
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16.15-18.15, Session 04
Moderator: João Lemos (IFILNOVA, Portugal)
Daniela Angelucci (Univ. Roma Tre)
The Sublime and the Monster: Kant with Lyotard
Paola Romero (Univ. Freiburg)
Does critique entail crisis?: On the political consequences of a method
Maria Borges (Univ. Federal de Santa Caterina, Brasil)
Emotion, the beautiful and the sublime.
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June 16
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9.30 -11.00, Session 05 (Central European Time)
Moderator: Paola Romero (Univ. Freiburg)
Laura Herrero Olivera (UNED, Spain),
Kant on Langeweil and Kurzweil
Paulo Jesus (Center of Philosophy, U. Lisbon),
The Pathos of Freedom: Rousseau and Kant on Mad and Demonic People(s)
11.00-11.15: Coffee-Break
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11.15-13.30, Session 06
Moderator: Ana Falcato (IFILNOVA, Portugal)
Fernando Silva (Center of Philosophy, U. Lisbon)
Between folly and sanity: a word on Kant's conception of ideal
Giorgia Cecchinato (UFMG, Brazil)
What does it mean «to think in the position of everyone else»?
Soraya Sckell (NOVA School of Law, Lisbon)
Enthusiasm by Kant: Pathos, Logos and Polis
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