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International Conference and Exhibition<\/em>
Archives of Autonomy: Immanuel Kant and the Baltic Region<\/strong>
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2-4 May 2024<\/b><\/p>\n

The three-day conference will be devoted to commemorating the 300th anniversary of Immanuel Kant. It will encompass a one-day symposium on a central theme of Kant\u2019s practical philosophy \u2013 self-determination \u2013 proceeding in the next two days to discuss the roots, relevance, and reception of various kinds of Kantian themes in the Baltic context. It will also include a guided tour at the University of Tartu Library\u2019s exhibition of Tartu Kantiana as well as short presentations on the Kant-exhibition of the Latvian National Library and the digitalisation of Kant-related materials held at the Archives of the University of K\u00f6nigsberg at Olsztyn, coordinated by the Nordost-Institut L\u00fcneburg.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

The working languages of the conference are English and German. The first day is in English and the second and third day (predominantly) in German. Please register here<\/a> to attend the conference.<\/p>\n

2 May, University Senate Hall (\u00dclikooli 18-204)\u00a0
<\/span><\/strong>10:00<\/strong> Welcome
Eva Piirim\u00e4e (University of Tartu)
Her Excellency the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany Anette Klein
Riho Altnurme (Vice Dean for Research, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Tartu)
Iwan D\u2019Aprile (University of Potsdam)<\/p>\n

Individual and Political Self-Determination in Kant\u2019s Philosophy: Perspectives, Context, Reception
Chair: Eva Piirim\u00e4e (University of Tartu)<\/em>
10:30<\/strong> Keynote lecture, Reidar Maliks (University of Oslo) Kant and his Followers on Self-Determination<\/a><\/p>\n

Chair: P\u00e4rtel Piirim\u00e4e (University of Tartu)<\/em>
12:00<\/strong> Henri Otsing (University of Tartu): Freedom as Faculty \u2013 Sketching the Lineage of a Concept\u00a0
<\/span>12:45<\/strong> Eva Piirim\u00e4e (University of Tartu): Kant on the\u00a0<\/span>Self-Determination of Peoples
14:30<\/strong> Semyon Reshenin (University of Tartu): Schiller\u2019s Critique of Kant\u2019s \u201cRepublic of Devils\u201d
15:15<\/strong> Alexander Schmidt (Vanderbilt University): Obligation of\u00a0<\/span>the Weaker? Kantian Paradoxes of Self-Determination<\/p>\n

Chair: Roomet Jakapi (University of Tartu)<\/em>
16:15<\/strong> Iwan D\u2019Aprile (University of Potsdam): Salomon Maimon\u2019s Topographical Dialectics of Self-Determination\u00a0
<\/span>17:00<\/strong> Jonas Gerlings (University of G\u00f6ttingen, Moritz-Stern Institute): Kant\u2019s Public Sphere between St. Petersburg and Berlin<\/p>\n

3 May, University Library (W. Struve 1), T\u00f5stamaa seminar room
<\/strong>The Reception of Kant\u2019s Philosophy in the Baltic States \u2013\u00a0<\/span>between Archives, Exhibition, and Performative Appropriation\u00a0
<\/span>Chair: Meelis Friedenthal (University of Tartu)<\/em>
10:30<\/strong>\u00a0Kant Reception in the Baltic States
Eduard Parhomenko (University of Tartu): Kant und Gottlob Benjamin J\u00e4sche
11:15<\/strong>\u00a0Guided Tour at the University of Tartu Library\u2019s exhibition \u201cKant 300 in Tartu: from Manuscripts to Heaven\u201d\u00a0<\/span>(Eduard Parhomenko and Janika P\u00e4ll, University of Tartu)\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Chair: Liina Lukas (University of Tartu)<\/em>
14:30<\/strong> Presentation on the Kant-Exhibition at the Latvian National Library (Dagnija Balti\u0146a, Latvian National Library)
15:15<\/strong> Presentation on the Digitalisation of Kant-related materials held at the Archives of the Albertina University of K\u00f6nigsberg at Olsztyn (Martin Walter and Agnieszka Pufelska, Nordost-Institut L\u00fcneburg)<\/p>\n

4 May, Von Bock House (\u00dclikooli 16, entrance from courtyard)
<\/strong>Kant\u2019s Philosophy in Latvian-German Dialogue \u2013 Projects to Historicise and Make Constructive Use of His Ideas\u00a0
<\/span>Chair: Kaspar Renner (University of Potsdam)<\/em>
10:00<\/strong> Elv\u012bra Simfa (University of Latvia): Alien Kant:\u00a0
<\/span>The History and Future of Kantian Ideas in Latvia
11:00<\/strong> Raivis Bi\u010devskis (University of Latvia): Vernunft in Riga: Kant im Spiegel der noch nicht ver\u00f6ffentlichten Vorlesungsmanuskripte in Lettland<\/p>\n

Chair: Raivis Bi\u010devskis (University of Latvia)<\/em>
12:15<\/strong> Klaus Neugebauer (Heidegger-Gesellschaft): Heideggers Kantbuch im Kontext der Rigaer Vorlesungen. Beispiel einer Grundlegung der Metaphysik
13:00<\/strong> Kaspar Renner (University of Potsdam): Kritik und Eigensinn: Kluge\/Negts \u201eKant Kommentare\u201c (2023)<\/p>\n

The conference is funded by the Estonian Research Council\u2019s research grant PRG942 \u201eSelf-Determination of Peoples in Historical Perspective\u201c, the Institutional partnership in German studies, \u201cThe Shared Cultural Heritage in Germany and the Baltics\u201d between\u00a0 the University of Tartu (German Studies and Comparative Literature) and University of Potsdam (German Studies), as well as the Nordost-Institut L\u00fcneburg, in collaboration with the Estonian Goethe Society and the Federal State Brandenburg.<\/p>\n

Photos: Kaspar Renner<\/p>\n\n\n

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