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Current research projects: Dr. Anna Tomaszewska, Between Secularization and Reform. Religious Rationalism in the Late Seventeenth Century and in the Enlightenment.

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Domyślna miniatura do artykułu Does Kant’s Enlightened Religion Have Quaker Roots? 29.04.2021
Does Kant’s Enlightened Religion Have Quaker Roots?
The research team of the project “Between Secularization and Reform. Religious Rationalism in the Late 17th Century and in the Enlightenment” organises the twelfth session of the seminar “Enlightenment and Religion”. The session, to be held on 29 April 2021 at 16:00 to 18:00 CET (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.) on Microsoft Teams, will host Prof. Stephen R. Palmquist (Hong Kong Baptist University) who will deliver a lecture titled Does Kant’s Enlightened Religion Have Quaker Roots? All willing to join the meeting are kindly requested to sign up via the website of the project (https://www.religiousrationalism.com/event-info/lecture-by-prof-stephen-palmquist-hong-kong-baptist-university) or by sending an expression of interest to the following address: religious.rationalism@iphils.uj.edu.pl. More information about the project and the seminar is available on the website: https://www.religiousrationalism.com/events. The event is open to everyone interested in the topic.... »
18.06.2021
Sense and Sensibility. The Scholastic Origins of the Enlightenment Man of Feeling
The research team of the project “Between Secularization and Reform. Religious Rationalism in the Late 17th Century and in the Enlightenment” organises the fourteenth session of the seminar “Enlightenment and Religion”. The session, to be held on 18 June 2021 from 16:00 to 18:00 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.) CET on Microsoft Teams, will host Prof. Damien Tricoire (University of Trier) who will deliver a lecture titled Sense and Sensibility. The Scholastic Origins of the Enlightenment Man of Feeling. If you are willing to join the meeting, please sign up via the website of the project (https://www.religiousrationalism.com/event-info/lecture-by-prof-damien-tricoire-university-of-trier) or by sending an expression of interest to the following address: religious.rationalism@iphils.uj.edu.pl. More information about the project and the seminar is available on the website: https://www.religiousrationalism.com/events.... »
14.05.2021
Locke’s Reasonable Christianity: A Religious Enlightener’s Theology in Context »
01.04.2021
Imagining Swedenborg’s Heaven »
26.03.2021
Johann Joachim Spalding and the Bestimmung des Menschen: Philosophy (and Religion) as a Way of Life in the German Enlightenment »
11.03.2021
If Men Were Angels: Reason and Passion in the Enlightenment »
29.01.2021
Spinoza’s Critique of Religious Fanaticism »
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Freedom and Reason. Habermas’ Critique of Kierkegaard »
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