Associate Professor in Philosophy at Durham University // Idiot.
Durham University
Joined March 2009
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Us in lectures: "Stop using 'he' in essays."
Student's essay: "An important way in which Kant distinguishes herself from Berkeley is ..."
Gonna try and log off here, for obvious reasons.
I get the sense that BlueSky might be less of a threat to democracy?
Might see you there.
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Jess Leech and I wrote a short tribute to Bob Stern for Kantian Review.
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What are we even talking about here?? When I think about my kids and my family and how they will grow up, the choice is clear to me. VOTE KAMALA HARRIS!!!
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Join us next Tuesday, October 29, at 5:30pm GMT for the first PKEP Seminar of the year. Joe Saunders (Durham) will present his paper, “What's wrong with the Master? A Critical Analysis of Hegel's Master-Slave Dialectic.” Email us at pkep/at/warwick.ac.uk for the link!
I wrote something about the ethics of social media, thinking of this place, and a conversation with @HealthUntoDeath
It touches upon calls for civility, and whether they blunt serious resistance to power.
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Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Teleology by Matthew Tugby Free access available until 24 September.
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An attempt to bring together some of the key ideas in Bob Stern's thought. I think there's a system there, and that it's a good one!
Throughout the next weeks, we will release recordings of the talks given at the 2024 HSGB Annual conference. Here's #1: Joe Saunders on "Stern's System".
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#hsgb #hegel #germanidealism #metaphysics #uk #oxford
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It is with great sadness that we report the death of our dear friend and colleague Robert Stern on 21 August 2024.
Bob was well known and respected around the world for both his outstanding scholarship and his kindness. He will be greatly missed.
Beautiful read.
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Deeply sad to report that the wonderful human being and philosopher Professor Bob Stern died peacefully yesterday after a long illness which he faced with utter fortitude. Here he is in March at an event in his honour at Sheffield. We will miss him terribly. His legacy is immense
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This May, the EJP Symposium on the Work of Robert Stern was held at the #UniversityofSheffield. The event organised by Joe Saunders and Josh Forstenzer was supported by the European Journal of Philosophy, the BSHP, the MIND association, and the #HSGBPhotos by Delphine Choquel
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Another paper also came out yesterday(!). This one is co-authored with Martin Sticker and @Saunders_Joe and is in Philosophy Compass. If you wanted to know all about Kant and demandingness objections, this is the place to look! #Kant #Demandingness
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Freedom After Kant, now available in (more affordable) paperback!
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CfA: Metaphysics, Ethics and Idealism: Themes from the Work of Robert Stern.
The #HSGB invites the submission of abstracts for its 2024 annual conference on any topic (broadly) relating to the work of Robert Stern. Submission deadline: May 21, 2024.
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Conference announcement: EJP Symposium on the Work of Robert Stern
18th May – 19th May, University of Sheffield
Registration by 5pm on Friday 17th May.
#europeanjournalofphilosophy #hsgb #historyofphilosophy #germanidealism #sheffield
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Idealism is Realism |
by Jeremy Dunham » IAI TV:
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Join us to celebrate the distinguished career of Robert Stern.
Robert Stern is one of Britain’s most important historians of philosophy, best known for his work on Hegel, he has played an extraordinarily active role in the life of UK philosophy.
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Great interview with Bob Stern on what it's like to be a philosopher.
We could all just meet in a field and yell at each other instead.
Void left by decline of #AcademicTwitter “will be hard to fill”: site’s loss of influence in higher education may have repercussions for academics’ research, careers and support networks, experts say
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