Center
Recent years have seen a new wave of interesting work on post-Kantian philosophy, overcoming various dividing lines that have limited our perspective. The Potsdam Center for Post-Kantian Philosophy offers a new home to this critical engagement with the post-Kantian tradition in all of its diversity and complexity. It seeks to develop its insights and its limitations in relation to the pressing epistemic, social, political and ecological concerns of our time. To that end, the Center will host a variety of conferences, workshops and lecture series and will bring together a diverse group of international research fellows in Potsdam every year, working on individual and collaborative projects and elaborating what we can know, shall do, may hope.
Next events
Regulative Principles in Kant and Post-Kantian Thought
Minerva School
October 8-9, 2024 Universität Potsdam
Kohei Saito – Marx against Marx: Ecomodernism vs. Degrowth
CPKP Talk
December 5, 2024, 16-18h University of Potsdam
Neither Master Nor Slave
Contemporary Approaches to Hegel's Master-Servant-Dialectic
December 15, 2024, 10-18h Helle PankeKatalin Makkai
CPKP Talk
January 16, 2025, 16-18h University of Potsdam
Walter Benjamin and the Idea of Natural History
A Book Symposium with Eli Friedlander
January 17, 2025, 10.30-18h University of Potsdam
The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole
On the Third Volume of Marx's Capital
July 14-15, 2025 University of PotsdamRecent events
News
Prof. Robert Pippin was awarded an honorary doctoral degree at the University of Potsdam
Beware, nature is crazy! Johanna Adorján on Slavoj Zizek’s keynote for our conference “Politics of Nature”
Hegel and the Coloniality of Freedom – Thomas Khurana’s contribution in the FAZ (September 13, 2022)
The Enlightenment of Enlightenment – Prof. Dr. Thomas Khurana about the new Center for Post-Kantian Philosophy
Sabina Bremner will be joining the CPKP as Postdoctoral Fellow in the Academic Year 2022-23
Karen Ng will be joining the CPKP as Senior Fellow in the Academic Year 2022-23