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    • 20 Nov 2026
    • 21 Nov 2026
    • University of Toronto

    November 20-21, University of Toronto, hosted by Nick Stang

    Keynotes: Anja Jauernig and Arthur Ripstein.

    Speakers: Noa Buckle (best graduate student paper (tie)), Dai Heide, Fearghus Horan (best graduate student paper (tie)), Maya Krishnan, Mario Schärli, Lorenzo Spagnesi, Alexandra Newton, Alice Pinheiro Walla


    • 11 Dec 2026
    • 12 Dec 2026
    • University of Chicago

    The Midwest Study Group of the North American Kant Society's 2026 annual meeting will take place December 11–12, 2026, at the University of Chicago hosted by Professor Maya Krishnan and Professor Thomas Pendlebury.  

    Keynote speaker is Houston Smit, Program, TBA.

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    • 13 Jan 2027
    • 17 Jan 2027
    • Boston, MA

    Times TBA

    Kant’s Theory of Freedom

    Chair: Paul Guyer (Brown University)

    Lucy Allais (Johns Hopkins University; University of the Witwatersrand) 

    "Teleological Causation: A Kantian Account"

    Chris Onof (Imperial College London)

    “The Key Role of Inner Sense in Kant’s Theory of Freedom”

    John Walsh (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg)

    "Freedom and Imputability in Kant"

    Author Meets Critics Session: 

    Jessica Tizzard’s Kant’s Moral World

    Chair: Claudi Brink (University of New Hampshire)

    Author:

    Jessica Tizzard (Universität Tübingen)

    Commentators: 

    Clinton Tolley (UCSD)

    Karl Schafer (UT Austin)

    • 24 Feb 2027
    • 27 Feb 2027
    • Denver, CO

    Times TBA

    Kant’s Theory of Freedom

    Chair: Paul Guyer (Brown University)

    Lucy Allais (Johns Hopkins University; University of the Witwatersrand) 

    "Teleological Causation: A Kantian Account"

    Chris Onof (Imperial College London)

    “The Key Role of Inner Sense in Kant’s Theory of Freedom”

    John Walsh (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg)

    "Freedom and Imputability in Kant"

    Author Meets Critics Session: 

    Jessica Tizzard’s Kant’s Moral World

    Chair: Claudi Brink (University of New Hampshire)

    Author:

    Jessica Tizzard (Universität Tübingen)

    Commentators: 

    Clinton Tolley (UCSD)

    Karl Schafer (UT Austin)

    • 11 Mar 2027
    • 12 Mar 2027
    • University of California, Irvine

    2027 NAKS Pacific Study Group March 11-12, 2027, UC-Irvine, hosted by Dai Heide. More information soon.

    • 24 Mar 2027
    • 27 Mar 2027
    • Denver, CO

    Times TBA

    Kant’s Theory of Freedom

    Chair: Paul Guyer (Brown University)

    Lucy Allais (Johns Hopkins University; University of the Witwatersrand) 

    "Teleological Causation: A Kantian Account"

    Chris Onof (Imperial College London)

    “The Key Role of Inner Sense in Kant’s Theory of Freedom”

    John Walsh (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg)

    "Freedom and Imputability in Kant"

    Author Meets Critics Session: 

    Jessica Tizzard’s Kant’s Moral World

    Chair: Claudi Brink (University of New Hampshire)

    Author:

    Jessica Tizzard (Universität Tübingen)

    Commentators: 

    Clinton Tolley (UCSD)

    Karl Schafer (UT Austin)

    • 07 Oct 2027
    • 09 Oct 2027
    • Simon Fraser University in British Columbia

    The Biennial will be held at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia on 10/7/27-10/9/27.  More information soon.


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