working on "Hegel's Early Critique of Kant"

I'm completely immersed in early Hegel right now, so no time for other stuff, but I'll make an exception for this one

I'm completely immersed in early Hegel right now, so no time for other stuff, but I'll make an exception for this one

Rebellinnen der Philosophie by @kristingjesdal.bsky.social , translated from Norwegian

I wrote something on Kant on war and peace (in German) philarchive.org/rec/SCHTST-24

some small news: a little book of mine will appear as a Cambridge Element, entitled "Hegel's Early Critique of Kant"

this hits hard: Karl Ameriks has died, imo the greatest contemporary Kant scholar. Only last month we emailed about the review of Pippin's book that I had sent to him. First time I met him was at a Hegel conference in Oxford in 2000. His Kant & the Fate of Autonomy was just out #RIP

this hits hard: Karl Ameriks has died, imo the greatest contemporary Kant scholar. Only last month we emailed about the review of Pippin's book that I had sent to him. First time I met him was at a Hegel conference in Oxford in 2000. His Kant & the Fate of Autonomy was just out #RIP

last call: conference on the Metaphysical Deduction this afternoon at 1400 CEST

this Monday workshop on the Metaphysical Deduction organised by @ggava.bsky.social and yours truly. Programme + video link below

The End of Hegelianism As We Know It

a pure coincidence that Sebastian Gardner's eruditely written review of Robert Pippin's Heidegger book appears in the same week as mine. Very much recommended: ndpr.nd.edu/reviews/the-...

MD workshoppe online. Elena Ficara's title has changed: "Formal Logic in Kant and Hegel" www.hegelpd.it/hegel/event-...

phenomenalist interpretations of Kantian idealism are in fashion x.com/i/status/190...

new stuff

RIP Michael Friedman, one of the great Kant scholars. He was one of the last to contribute to the (now defunct) Critique group blog in 2019, on the late Henry Allison's book on the Deduction virtualcritique.wordpress.com/2019/07/09/h...

RIP Michael Friedman, one of the great Kant scholars. He was one of the last to contribute to the (now defunct) Critique group blog in 2019, on the late Henry Allison's book on the Deduction virtualcritique.wordpress.com/2019/07/09/h...

I wrote something on Pippin on Heidegger on German Idealism

my review of Pippin's Heidegger book is out now in Marginalia Review of Books marginaliareviewofbooks.com/post/the-mea...

my review of Pippin's Heidegger book is out now in Marginalia Review of Books marginaliareviewofbooks.com/post/the-mea...

nieuw recensieprojectje voor het Belgische tijdschrift Uil van Minerva: een nieuwe vertaling van Schelling's mystiek-filosofische Die Weltalter

is iemand in het bezit van Delfgaauws vertaling van Kants "Wat is Verlichting" (Kok Agora 1988)? Het gaat mij om de vertaling van "Wat betekent: zich in het denken oriënteren?", dat ook in dat deel is opgenomen. Een PDF of fotos zou(den) fantastisch zijn

does someone have a copy of Robert Bernasconi's "Kant's Third Thoughts on Race"?

I uploaded a PDF version of my review of Pippin's Heidegger book on Philpapers philarchive.org/rec/SCHTMO-122

I uploaded a PDF version of my review of Pippin's Heidegger book on Philpapers philarchive.org/rec/SCHTMO-122

I posted a draft of my forthcoming review of Pippin's magisterial "The Culmination. Heidegger, German Idealism, and the Fate of Philosophy" dschulting.wixsite.com/dennisschult...

nieuw recensieprojectje voor het Belgische tijdschrift Uil van Minerva: een nieuwe vertaling van Schelling's mystiek-filosofische Die Weltalter

I posted a draft of my forthcoming review of Pippin's magisterial "The Culmination. Heidegger, German Idealism, and the Fate of Philosophy" dschulting.wixsite.com/dennisschult...

small online workshop on 7 april around Till Hoeppner's book on the Metaphysical Deduction. More details soon

neeee, alle boeken verkleuren!

LOL, now the word 'Kant' itself is already offensive. Next niche in Kant scholarship

meanwhile, 4,300 words. Out in Marginalia Review of Books. But I'll put a pre-print copy on my website soon

4,200+ words on Pippin on Heidegger on Hegel

Has someone got a copy of Heidegger's Pathmarks (in English) to look up a passage for me?

the 2nd preliminary article for perpetual peace among states:

I had to have the three last volumes of Heidegger's Schwarze Hefte too, of course. The very last volumes of the GA

I like the sound of red medicine early in the morning...for a proper start

ubiquitous vague philosophical jargon: "deliverances", "salient", "affordances", "exfoliate", "govern" (the latter esp. in Anglophone Kant scholarship)...

ik recenseer de recente vertaling van Schellings late werk Die Weltalter voor De Uil van Minerva

with, finally, my review of Alain Séguy-Duclot's fine book on both versions of the Transcendental Deduction

Rödlism

"Auf das erneute Studium Ihres Kant-Buches bin ich sehr gespannt, gerade nachdem ich von Ihrem Hinausgehen über die transzendentale Fragestellung einigen Begriff bekommen habe. ...dieses Hinausgehen über Kant [ergibt] nicht ein 'Von Kant zu Hegel'"--Gadamer to Heidegger, 3.10.41

my personal courier brought me some new stuff from Germany

new edition of Vittorio Mathieu's translation of Kant's Opus postumum, with Mathieu's introductory essay and a new preface by P. Giordanetti. Mathieu was one of the earliest scholars, after Erich Adickes, who wrote a monograph on the Opus postumum (1958; later reprised in German in 1989)

Deleuze at 100, the one philosopher I don't care for

still for 2024: "What remains unthought in German Idealism" in Marginalia Review of Books; "Een barbaarse nabuur: noot over een voetnoot in Kants 'Naar de eeuwige vrede'" in 2025: "Two-step Revisited" w/ C.Onof "On the Subject of Deduction" (on Henrich) "Schellings Weltalter" review "Kant & ras"

This will constantly remind me of restarting Mille Plateaux at one point, the work of philosophy I've found the most impenetrable. I designed this poster in 1997 for a reading group of D&G's L'anti-Œdipe

the real account is still 𝕶𝖗𝖎𝖙𝖎𝖐@DennisSchulting over at X. Won't be using the account here at bsky much

There're plenty of opportunities to get a good coffee (espresso) in Italy, and certainly in Naples, but the one I had (amaro, naturally) in Vomero last Sunday can't be beat. Good lord

n.a.v. stuk getiteld "Een barbaarse nabuur: noot over een voetnoot in Kants 'Naar de eeuwige vrede'", in de maak (sorry, in Dutch first)