The
14th International Kant Congress will be organized and hosted by the
University of Bonn and the Kant Society (Germany). In celebration of
the 300th anniversary of Kant's birth, and in view of the political
developments of our time, the theme of the congress will be "Kant's
Project of Enlightenment". In 2024, the city of Bonn will also be
celebrating the 75th anniversary of the German Constitution, which was
enacted into law in Bonn on May 23, 1949, as the Grundgesetz of the
Federal Republic of Germany. The Enlightenment emphasized the moral
autonomy of the individual and the inalienable political rights of all
human beings. Its aim was to overcome deeply engrained prejudices in
religion, the state, and society and to defend the principles of
rational criticism and emancipation, all while advocating a scientific
orientation to the world. The ideas of the Enlightenment are understood
to be universal: All human beings are to be considered equal,
regardless of gender, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, or sexual
orientation. Kant remains one of the most important representatives of
the European Enlightenment and one of its central contributors.
Kongressgebühren für die Teilnahme am Kongress mit oder ohne Vortrag in einer der Sektionen: