We have invited Dr. Laura Papish, who is a Kant expert and an Associate Professor of Philosophy at The George Washington University in the United States, to help us answer these questions.

Join us for our final Kant Talk 2.0 podcast episode, as we examine Kant’s moral approach to animals and their welfare.

We are joined by Dr. Krista Thomason, a Kant specialist who is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Swathmore College in the United States with whom we discuss these questions.

Tune in for our discussion on what would Kant say about science and religion!

We are joined by Dr. Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen, a Kant expert and fellow in European Philosophy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Together, we unravel Kant’s perspectives on migration, border control, and international relations—topics that resonate deeply in today’s world.

We will also confront the challenging and provocative issue of racism, questioning whether Kant himself held racist beliefs. What insights could he provide on migration and asylum policies? How might he interpret the concept of state borders?

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that sheds light on Kant’s relevance to contemporary political debates!

We are joined by Prof. Dieter Schönecker, a Kant expert from the University of Siegen in Germany, to discuss fundamental questions such as: Can true freedom exist in a world governed by natural laws? Is absolute freedom possible, or is it inherently limited? What does it mean to be free according to Kant, and how is autonomy connected to moral laws and self-determination? Additionally, we will examine Kant’s perspective on freedom of speech, considering whether he might be regarded as an opponent of today’s "cancel culture".

Tune in to uncover the complexities of Kant’s philosophy and its relevance to contemporary debates about freedom and autonomy!

We have invited Prof. Dieter Schönecker, a Kant expert from the University of Siegen in Germany. Together, we’ll uncover what Kant’s philosophy reveals about honesty and deception on dating apps. Would Kant consider lying on these platforms morally wrong, or could he permit “white lies”?

Join us as we examine how Kant’s moral philosophy can guide us through the complexities of online honesty and integrity in today’s digital landscape.

In our third episode of Kant Talk 2.0, we look at Kant's theory of reality and its relevance to modern digital worlds. We have invited Dr Ioannis Trisokkas, a Kant expert from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, to explore the key questions: What is reality? Can virtual environments such as the Metaverse be considered real? Together we will discuss Kant's distinction between the world as we perceive it and the world as it is in itself, and how this concept relates to today's evolving technology.

Join us as we unpack Kant's insights and explore their importance for understanding reality in the age of virtual worlds!

In our second episode of Kant Talk 2.0, we discuss the intriguing topic of beauty and aesthetics.

We have invited Dr. des. Larissa Berger, a Kant expert from the University of Siegen, to help answer whether universal aesthetic taste exists and if we can judge our own selfies as beautiful.

Join us as we delve into Kant’s theories and their relevance to contemporary discussions on aesthetics!