Kant Lecture, WashingtonDC, March 31, 2005

American Goethe Society (AGS) recommends these 3 texts for Immanuel Kant lecture by Professor Ted Kinnaman, GMU, at Goethe Institut, 812 7th St, DC, 6:45 PM, March 31

1st Text: "Kant and Enlightenment" (see Joschka Fischer, Foreign Minister of Germany- interview by Deutsche Welle)

http://www.germany-in... . org/relaunch/education/Teacher_Kits/Teac her_Kits_Kant_full.pdf

2nd Text: "Kant's Metaphysics"

http://www.iep.utm.ed... /kantmeta.htm

Kant Articles in January/February 2005 edition#49 of ?Philosophy Now? magazine

http://www.philosophy... .org/backissues/issue49.htm

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American Goethe Society - Kant Lecture (invitation to "Cafe Philo" members)

An: "Ken Feldman"

Ken, please extend this invitation from Dr. Irmgard Wagner, President of American Goethe Society(AGS) to attend this free lecture on the philosophy of Immanuel kant. All "Cafe Philo" group members are welcome and are invited to join us on March 31st at the Goethe Institut.

JE Loth wrote:

Datum: Sat, 19 Mar 2005 16:42:58 -0500
Betreff: American Goethe Society - Lecture
Von: JE Loth
AGS Kant Discussion

Reminder to All AGS Members: The philosophy lecture of our

American Goethe Society http://americangoethe...

On Thursday, 31 March, Professor Ted Kinnaman, George Mason University, will give a lecture on

"The Relevance of Kant in American Philosophy Today." --

American philosophy and literary theory have, over the last decade, taken a surprising turn away from Hegelian thought toward the earlier philosopher Kant (1724-1804). This lecture explores the reasons and consequences of that turn in the fields of philosophy and literary history, particularly as it concerns Romanticism. --

Time: March 31. 6:45 - 7:45 pm
Place: Goethe-Institut, 812 7th St., Washington DC

Metro Stop: Gallery Place/Chinatown

Light refreshments following the lecture

Sponsor: American Goethe Society in conjunction with the Goethe-Institut.

For some interesting background reading, check out the three articles on Kant in the January/February issue of the magazine "Philosophy Now" - The title page displays Kant as Superman, "Master of Space and Time?"

This magazine is available at Barnes and Noble and is found in the science section of their extensive collection of magazines. While you are there check out their philosophy section.