Pacific Study Group

of the

North American Kant Society

General Information

The Pacific Study Group (PSG) is an informal group that meets once a year (historically, in the fall) to facilitate interaction among Kant scholars by means of 5 or 6 45-minute presentations followed by informal discussion. One should be a member of NAKS to present a paper at the PSG meeting.

Attendance at the PSG meetings is free and open to all.

The PSG receives financial support from the North American Kant Society and from host universities.

Past Programs

Programs of earlier meetings of the Pacific Study Group were:

2002 UCSD (Invited Speaker: Allen Wood)

2003 University of California, Berkeley (Invited Speaker: Michael Friedman)

2004 Pomona College (Invited Speaker: Henry Allison)

2005 Stanford University (Invited Speaker: Paul Guyer)

2006 UC-Riverside (Invited Speakers: Karl Ameriks & Tyler Burge).

2007 UCLA (Invited Speaker: Béatrice Longuenesse)

2008 UC-Irvine (Invited Speaker: Eckart Förster)

2009 UCSD (Invited Speaker: Robert Pippin)

2010 Claremont McKenna (Invited Speaker: Rae Langton)

2011 UC-Santa Cruz (Invited Speakers: David Hills, Michelle Grier, Julie Tannenbaum, Pierre Keller, and Abe Roth)

2012 Stanford University (Invited Speakers: Christine Korsgaard, David Landy, David Sussman, Daniel Warren, Eric Watkins)

2013 UC-Riverside (Invited Speakers: Robert Adams, Henry Allison, Anne-Margaret Baxley, Houston Smit)

For more information on the PSG, contact Eric Watkins.