In case you missed it, this talk from Sept 11 at UNAM on my current book project, “Planetary Idealism: The Technics of Nature in German Romanticism,” is now up on the Institute of Philosophical Research‘s youtube channel. To learn more about the project, check out my projects page. For more talk dates and related info, click here.
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Recording of “Introduction to Planetary Idealism” Now Available
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Upcoming Talks – Fall 2024
I am pleased to announce an exciting lineup of talks I will be giving this upcoming fall. Below you will find links with more information on each event. For more past and future dates, visit my talks page.
September 11 – Introducción al Idealismo Planetario: Kant, el Fausto de Goethe y la tragedia de la filosofía de la naturaleza (*Livestream/Institute of Philosophical Research – UNAM) Click here for more information
September 27 – Goethe and Marx: Technics, Alienation, and the Paradox of Production (Atlanta, GA)
October 21 – Planetary Idealism: The Technics of Nature in German Romanticism (Philosophy and Literature Workshop – Stanford University) Info coming soon!
November 8 – Poetry After the End of the World: Hölderlin and the Problem of Ancestrality (Trinity U, San Antonio TX)
November 13 Stiegler’s Technics: Forms of Information after Kant (UC Berkeley) Info coming soon!
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Upcoming Talk/Livestream at UNAM: Introduction to Planetary Idealism

– I’m thrilled to present my current book project, Planetary Idealism: The Technics of Nature in German Romanticism, at the National Autonomous University of Mexico next Wednesday. The talk will take place at noon local time at UNAM’s Institute of Philosophical Investigation. The presentation will be in Spanish and livestreamed on the Institute’s Youtube Channel at 11am PST / 2pm EST. After I introduce the project during the first part of the event, there will be a Q & A in Spanish and English.
For more information on the book, check out my current projects page. If you’d like a short preview of some contents, check out my recent article on Simondon and Novalis: Notes for a Romantic Mechanology in SubStance. Looking forward to seeing some of you there next Wednesday!