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What is the Northern Seminar in Late Modern Philosophy?
This seminar is modelled on the many seminars in Early Modern Philosophy. However, it covers a later historical period. It focuses on philosophy from the nineteenth to the mid twentieth century, i.e, roughly Hegel to Stebbing. The aim is to bring together established scholars, graduate students, and young researchers who work on various different areas and philosophers from this era and encourage a productive dialogue. Call for Papers Papers on any subject in late modern philosophy are welcome. There will be a reading time of approximately 30 mins for the paper with an additional 15 mins for Q&A. We will select up to 12 papers and there will be no concurrent sessions. The deadline for submitting abstracts (of no more than 300 words) will be 16 January 2026. Please send a single pdf which includes your abstract and contact information. These should be sent to Jeremy Dunham at [email protected] Please note that at present, I do not have any other funds to help with the travel or accommodation of speakers. Location St. John’s College, Durham, UK Support This conference has been made possible by the generous support of the Aristotelian Society, the Hegel Society of Great Britain, and the University of Durham
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