Jointly organized with the INTERNATIONALE HEGEL-VEREINIGUNG
September 1–2, 2022
St Edmund Hall, Oxford
Conference Programme
Thursday, 1st September
12.45: Conference registration
1.30-3.00: Andreja Novakovic (University of California, Berkeley): “Hegel’s Answer to the ‘Academy’ Question: Is it Permissible to Deceive a People?”
Coffee break
3.30-5.00: Richard Bourke (King’s College, Cambridge): “The Passage from Feudal to Constitutional Monarchy in Hegel”
5.30-7.00: Dina Emundts (Freie Universität Berlin): “The Comprehension of Right and of the History of Right”
7.30: Dinner
8.45 AGM
Friday, 2nd September
9.30-11.00: Charlotte Baumann (University of Sussex): “Hegel on the Market Economy”
Coffee break
Early Career Session:
11.30-12.15: Jason Yonover (Johns Hopkins University): “Hegel and King on History and Contradiction”
12.15-1.00: Leonard Weiss (University of Sheffield): “Does Hegel’s Organic Conception of the State Cancel Individual Difference?”
1.00 Lunch
2.00-3.30: Stephen Houlgate (University of Warwick): “Civil Society and its Discontents: Hegel and the Problem of Poverty”
3.30 Conference ends
Registration
To register for the conference:
a) please complete the registration form that can be downloaded here, and submit as instructed on the form: 2022 Registration Form
b) pay for registration either using PayPal below, or by sending in a cheque with the registration form
Please note that the number of en-suite rooms is very limited, so if you want one of those please check availability before registering, by contacting Sebastian Stein (sebastian.stein@oxon.org). The deadline for registration has been extended to 16th August 2022.
Graduate Bursaries
Graduate bursaries are also available, with an extended deadline of 16th August 2022. Please download the application form here, and follow the instructions on the form: HSGB Graduate Bursary application 2022