Conferentie | Critical Theories Today
Axel Honneth and the Frankfurt School(s)
| Veranstaltung des Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam |
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| Datum: | Donnerstag 4 Juli 2024 bis 5 Juli 2024 |
| Ort: | Universiteit van Amsterdam, UB, Doelenzaal, Singel 425, Amsterdam |
| Information: | Voertaal: Engels |
| Zugang: | Gratis. Aanmelden via e-mail aan Lukas Seidler: l.h.s.seidler@uva.nl |
© KI via Canva.comAxel Honneth wordt gezien als een van de belangrijkste stemmen in de kritische theorie van vandaag. Zijn werk vertegenwoordigt zowel een voortzetting en herinterpretatie van de belangrijkste thema's van de vroege Frankfurter Schule, als een verruiming van deze traditie. Deze conferentie behandelt de veelzijdige erfenis van de kritische theorie, in Honneths werk en daarbuiten.
Axel Honneth is widely seen as one of the major voices in critical theory today. His work represents both a continuation and reinterpretation of the main themes of the early Frankfurt School, as well as an opening up of this tradition. The contributions of this workshop engage with the multifaceted legacies of critical theory, in Honneth’s work and beyond.
The workshop is open for all, but registration is required. Please indicate if you are interested in gaining credit as a student. Registrations with Lukas Seidler: l.h.s.seidler@uva.nl
Organized with support from the philosophy departments of the universities of Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Groningen, the Laboratoire interdisciplinaire d’études sur les réflexivités Paris, the DuitslandInstitut Amsterdam, the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis and the Philosophy & Public Affairs Capacitygroup
Program
July 4 Workshop (University Library, Doelenzaal)
14:00 Welcome and Introduction (Daniel Loick, Amsterdam)
14:15 Frederick Neuhouser (New York): How To Criticize Inequality: Lessons from Piketty, Chair: Daniel Loick (Amsterdam)
15:15 Break
15:30 Kristina Lepold (Berlin): What is Institutional Racism?, Chair: Veerle van Wijngaarden (Amsterdam)
16:30 Break
16:45 Lillian Cicerchia (Amsterdam): Emancipation from what and for whom? A materialist critique of recognition, Chair: Titus Stahl (Groningen)
17:45 Break
20:00 Evening Lecture: Axel Honneth (New York): One step forward, two steps back. Postcolonialism and the West, Chair: Beate Roessler (Amsterdam) (SPUI25)
21:30 Reception (SPUI25)
Please register separately for the event at SPUI25.
July 5 Workshop (University Library, Doelenzaal)
10:00 Graduate Panel: Mathurin Schweyer (Paris), Veerle van Wijngaarden (Amsterdam), Wouter Wiersma (Groningen), Chair: Julia Christ (Paris)
12:00 Lunch Break
13:30 Federica Gregoratto (Berlin): Recognition of x. Projection, lack, transformation, Chair: Beate Roessler (Amsterdam)
14:30 Break
14:45 Jörg Schaub (Essex): Aesthetic (Mis-)Recognition: Expanding the Critical Theory of Recognition, Chair: Titus Stahl (Groningen)
15:45 Break
16:15 Juliane Rebentisch (Offenbach): Notes on Political Optics, Chair: Martin Saar (Frankfurt)
17:15 Final Remarks