1st Meeting of the North American Kant Society
Eastern Study Group
 

April 16 & 17,  2004

Lincoln Center campus of Fordham University 

 60th Street and Columbus /9th Avenue

Program Coordinator: Sharon Anderson-Gold

Program Committee Members: Paul Abela, Mark White

Local Host : Michael Bauer

Program

Friday, April 16

2-3pm
Jeanine Grenberg, “Kantian Virtue”
St. Olaf’s College

3-4pm
Sam Kerstein, “Treating Others as Mere Means”
University of Maryland

4-5pm
Jessica Miller, "Trust at the Intersection of Respect and Moral Knowledge in Kant’s Ethical Theory"
The Maples

5-6:30pm
Invited Speaker
Patricia Kitcher, Columbia U, President NAKS
"Two Aspects of Apperception"

6:30-7pm Reception

7pm Group Dinner


Saturday, April 17

10-11am
Pablo Muchnik, "On the Alleged Vacuity of Kant's Concept of Evil"
Siena College

11-12pm
Jeremy Bryd, "Kant’s Compatibilism in the New Elucidation of the First
Principles of Metaphysical Cognition"
University of Georgia


12-1pm
Ernesto Garcia, "The Historical Origins of Kant's 1785
Groundwork"
Columbia University


1-2:30 Lunch

2:30-3:30pm
C. E. Emmer, "The Problem of Beauty and Poetry in Kant"
Stony Brook University


3:30-4:30pm
Andrew Chignell, “Belief in Kant”
Cornell University

4:30-5:30pm
Lara Ostaric, "Kant on Genius- The Posessor or The
Posessed?"
University of Notre Dame