Michael Walschots

@michaelwalschots.com

Postdoc in philosophy at the University of Milan Assistant PI: https://18ethics.unimi.it/ Book: https://cambridge.org/9781108810487

Before unplugging for a few weeks, I want to share a few cool pieces of news: 1. I’m going to be editing the ‘Kaehler Manuscript’ (student notes from Kant’s lectures on ethics during the 1770s) for the Academy Edition of Kant’s collected works(!); and

The next meeting of The Milan Seminar in the History of Modern Moral Philosophy will take place this Friday May 15th at 15:00 (CEST). Lauren Kopajtic (Fordham) will be speaking about: 'From Sentiment to Sentimentality'

The next meeting of The Milan Seminar in the History of Modern Moral Philosophy will take place on Friday March 20th at 15:00 (CET). Thomas Ahnert (Edinburgh) will be speaking about 'Conflict, Sociality, and the State in Pufendorf’s Theory of Natural Law’.

The next meeting of the online Milan Seminar in the History of Modern Moral Philosophy is next Friday Feb. 20. Paul Guyer (Brown) will be speaking about 'A Supposed Right to Lie: Kant and Hutcheson'

The next meeting of the online Milan Seminar in the History of Modern Moral Philosophy is TOMORROW, Friday Jan. 16th. Ruth Boeker (UCD) is speaking about 'Education and Moral Development in Women’s Philosophical Writings of the Eighteenth Century'

New preprint of mine now online: 'Desire in Modern European Philosophy', forthcoming in the Routledge Handbook on the Philosophy of Desire (ed. by Alex Gregory). Includes some discussion of early modern women philosophers on desire! philpapers.org/rec/WALDIM

Michael Walschots, Desire in Modern European Philosophy - PhilPapers

The nature of desire, the way in which it is distinct from other mental states, and the role it plays in action (to name just a few central topics) are common ...

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