E. Sonny Elizondo (University of California, Santa Barbara): Kantian Eudaimonism
Contrary to appearances, Kant is a eudaimonist. Not by his own lights, of course, but by Aristotle’s. I explain what this means and why it matters—in particular, how the Aristo-Kantian agreement on eudaimonism reflects a deeper agreement on the nature of ethics as a distinctively practical philosophy.
The Seminar is going to be held via Microsoft teams. Please email one of the convenors below if you would like to attend.
