”In his critical philosophy Kant
makes ample use of limiting concepts. What is the methodological function of
these concepts? Are they functioning as “mere negations which affect a quantity
so far as it is not absolutely complete” (Schranke) or do they “presuppose a
space existing outside of a certain definite place and enclosing it” (Grenze;
Prol. §57 [4:352])? Many of Kant’s limiting concepts were taken up and
transformed in German Idealism. The aim of this conference is to examine the
many ways in which the themes of limiting concepts and concepts of limitation
were addressed by Kant and the German Idealism tradition. Contributors will
consider how these philosophers took up issues such as limit, boundary,
limitation, finitude, end in their own thinking and used them in the various
fields of philosophy.”
LINK:
https://www.fagi.uni-leipzig.de/conferences/limiting-concepts/
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