French Idealism in the 19th C: Perspectives on the Reception of Hegel and Schelling
10:30am - 5:00pm /
Thursday 15th December 2016
Type: Symposium /
Category: Department
- Dr Daniel Whistler
- Admission: Free, all welcome
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French Idealism in the Nineteenth Century
Perspectives on the Reception of Hegel and Schelling
Thursday 15th December 2016
SOTA Library, 19 Abercromby Square, University of Liverpool
Funded by the British Society for the History of Philosophy and the Royal Institute of Philosophy
Speakers: Andrea Bellantone, Kirill Chepurin, Adi Efal, Lucie Rey, Mark Sinclair, Ayse Yuva
http://schelling.org.uk/resources/upcoming-events/
This one-day workshop will chart the ways in which Hegel and Schelling’s philosophies were appropriated in French philosophy during the nineteenth century. Its aim, then, is to contribute to redressing the serious neglect of nineteenth-century French thought in recent English-language scholarship by detailing the ways in which debates and concepts from German Idealism were taken up, transformed and rejected by French philosophers of the period. In particular, the workshop will focus on three axes of research: (a) how Hegel and Schelling's ideas were taken up in very different contexts over a range of philosophical fields by Cousin, Leroux, Proudhon, Ravaisson, Renan, Taine and Véra; (b) how more neglected figures (such as Beaussire, Gratry, Levéque, Penhoen, Willm) used them; (c) and how the philosophical reviews of the period (Revue des deux mondes, Revue germanique, etc.) diffused them.
Full programme and more information at http://schelling.org.uk/resources/upcoming-events/
Registration is free; to book a place and for any enquiries, please email Daniel Whistler at daniel.whistler@liv.ac.uk
Perspectives on the Reception of Hegel and Schelling
Thursday 15th December 2016
SOTA Library, 19 Abercromby Square, University of Liverpool
Funded by the British Society for the History of Philosophy and the Royal Institute of Philosophy
Speakers: Andrea Bellantone, Kirill Chepurin, Adi Efal, Lucie Rey, Mark Sinclair, Ayse Yuva
http://schelling.org.uk/resources/upcoming-events/
This one-day workshop will chart the ways in which Hegel and Schelling’s philosophies were appropriated in French philosophy during the nineteenth century. Its aim, then, is to contribute to redressing the serious neglect of nineteenth-century French thought in recent English-language scholarship by detailing the ways in which debates and concepts from German Idealism were taken up, transformed and rejected by French philosophers of the period. In particular, the workshop will focus on three axes of research: (a) how Hegel and Schelling's ideas were taken up in very different contexts over a range of philosophical fields by Cousin, Leroux, Proudhon, Ravaisson, Renan, Taine and Véra; (b) how more neglected figures (such as Beaussire, Gratry, Levéque, Penhoen, Willm) used them; (c) and how the philosophical reviews of the period (Revue des deux mondes, Revue germanique, etc.) diffused them.
Full programme and more information at http://schelling.org.uk/resources/upcoming-events/
Registration is free; to book a place and for any enquiries, please email Daniel Whistler at daniel.whistler@liv.ac.uk