STUDIA HEGELIANA. JOURNAL OF THE SPANISH SOCIETY FOR HEGELIAN STUDIES: Announcements
Studia Hegeliana is the Academic Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegelian Studies, which is an academic society, founded in 1996, with the aim of promoting the study of Hegel's philosophy, its place within the context of German idealism, in the history of thought and its relationship with philosophical and cultural trends up to the present. This is the very purpose of the journal, also the subjects of the articles it publishes. Its target audience is mainly specialists in idealistic philosophy. Published by the Publishing House of Málaga University (UMAEditorial). The period of publication is annual. Until 2019 Studia Hegeliana published only monographs. From 2020 it was decided to alternate between monographic and miscellaneous volumes. It publishes studies in Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, Italian, and German. Studia Hegeliana can be found in the following library catalogues: Biblioteca Nacional de España, Biblioteca de Castilla y León and Worldcat. Studia Hegeliana can be found in the following periodicals directories and databases: Dialnet, REDIB, ROAD, CIRC, Latindex´s directory, Latindex 2.0, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine), Dulcinea, MIAR, Google Scholar, DRJI (Directory of Research Journal Indexing), ERIH PLUS, DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), CORE, ÍnDICEs-CSIC, EBSCO, ProQuest y The Philosopher´´ s Index, SCOPUS and Diamond Discovery Hub. Studia Hegeliana is evaluated by: CIRC (rank A in Human Sciences), Latindex. Catálogo 2.0, IDR Dialnet 2023 (C4), SJR 2024 (Q2).
7th International Conference «Hegel and the Philosophy of Right»
STUDIA HEGELIANA. JOURNAL OF THE SPANISH SOCIETY FOR HEGELIAN STUDIES
The Spanish Hegel’s Society (Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel) is pleased to announce its VII International Conference to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the publication of the “Philosophy of Right”, which could not be organized in 2020 due to the pandemic situation. We invite submissions of papers on any of the following topics relating to the Conference’s theme, to be sent to: contacto@shegel.es y jjpadial@uma.es Sections: I – The “Philosophy of Right” in context of Hegel’s philosophical work II – Logic-ontological pressupositions of the “Philosophy of Right” III – Subjective Spirit: The individual and Right IV – The “Philosophy of Right” in the History of Philosophy V – Law, Freedom and Religion Contributions will be welcome in English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese. Accepted papers selected for presentation will require Matriculation in the Congress. Please send a descriptive summary, prepared for double-blind review, of no more than 800 words, as e-mail Attachment (word.doc or pdf). Details on authorship should be included in the e-mail, specifying: - The name of the author - Title of the submitted paper - Author’s affiliation (if any) and Email address. - Section for which the paper is intended. Full contributions should be suitable for a presentation of approximately 20 minutes reading. The Congress is co-hosted by the Research Group on German Idealism at the University of Málaga. Scientific Directors: Prof. Dr. María del Carmen Paredes-Martín, Universidad de Salamanca Prof. Dr. Juan José Padial, Universidad de Málaga
Call for Papers, Book-Reviews and Critical Notes for the volume 7 of 2021
CALL FOR PAPERS, BOOK-REVIEWS AND CRITICAL NOTES Studia Hegeliana. Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegelian Studies invites for submissions for its next volume (year 2021), in one of the following modalities: Papers: original research on Hegel, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Articles will be evaluated by the peer review procedure —blind—. Maximum length 7,000 words. Debates and Notes: original research related to Hegel, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Notes will be evaluated by the peer review procedure —blind—. Maximum length 3,500 words. Critical translations or research materials: original and as always related to Hegel research, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. They will be evaluated by the peer review procedure —blind—. Maximum length 6,000 words. Reviews: reviews of current books, published in recent years. Reviews and notes will be evaluated only by the Editorial Committee. Maximum length: 2,000 words. Deadline for submission: September 30, 2021. To submit your text, please do so through https://revistas.uma.es/index.php/shegel/index registering as an author and following the instructions provided by the system. Submissions guidelines: https://revistas.uma.es/index.php/shegel/about/submissions
Presentation of a monographic volume dedicated to Professor Mariano Álvarez
I am pleased to inform you that on March 25thwill take place an on-line presentation of the monographic volume of Studia Hegeliana dedicated to the memory of Mariano Álvarez, President-founder of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies. The presentation will take place at 7:30pm, Spanish time, contacting the following link: https://meet.google.com/cqv-uobe-mog Thanking you in advance for your attention to this meeting, I send you cordial and affectionate greetings. The Board of Directors of Studia Hegeliana
Deadline extended for proposal submissions of papers d
The deadline for the submission of paper proposals for the VII Congress of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies "Hegel and the Philosophy of Right" has been extended. Proposals may be sent until June 1st, 2021 to the following e-mail addresses: contacto@shegel.es or jjpadial@uma.es.
Reminder of call for papers, book-reviews and critical notes
Bibliographic seminar on Gabriel Amengual's book "La libertad en su realización. Hegel's Philosophy of Right"
The Spanish Society for Hegel Studies is pleased to invite you to the next bibliographical seminar on Gabriel Amengual's book "La libertad en su realización. La Filosofía del Derecho de Hegel" which will take place on January 26, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. (Spain), with the participation of the author of the book, Gabriel Amengual, the director of the collection "Filosofía Hoy" of the publishing house Comares, Juan Antonio Nicolás, and the editorial secretary of "Studia Hegeliana" Andrés Ortigosa. Registration for the event must be done at https://forms.gle/h1t6xrbwCaP5HFKB8
Bibliographic seminar on Miguel Giusti's book "La travesia de la libertad. Essays on Hegel"
The Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel in cooperation with the Centro de Estudios Filosóficos de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, have the honor to invite you to the following bibliographic seminar to be held next Thursday, February 17, 2022 at 17:00 hours in Madrid (UTC+1) , and 11 hours in Lima, Bogotá and Quito (UTC-5), on Miguel Giuisti's book La travesía de la libertad. Ensayos sobre Hegel, published by Abada Editores in 2021. Speakers at the event will include: Mariana Chu, Gabriel Amengual, MIriam Madureira, Héctor Ferreiro and the author of the book, Miguel Giusti. To participate it is necessary to register in advance at the following link
Seminario bibliográfico sobre el libro de Rafael Aragüés «Introducción a la Lógica de Hegel»
Call for papers, reviews and critical notes for volume 9/2023
Studia Hegeliana. Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegelian Studies sobre Hegel opens its period of reception of contributions for the volume -miscellaneous- of the year 2023, in one of the following modalities: Papers: original articles, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Articles will be evaluated by the peer review procedure. Maximum length 7,500 words. Debates and Notes: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Notes will be evaluated by the peer review procedure. Maximum length 3,500 words. Critical translations or research materials: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. For this section it is essential to contact the editorial board. Reviews: reviews of current books, published in recent years. Reviews and notes will be evaluated only by the Editorial Board. Minimum length of 1,200 words and maximum length of 2,000 words. The deadline for receipt of manuscripts is 15th February 2023. To submit your text, please do so through https://revistas.uma.es/index.php/shegel/index by registering as an author, and following the instructions provided by the system. Guidelines for authors click here.
Bibliographic seminar on the new edition of Creer y Saber, a bilingual edition by María del Carmen Paredes Martín.
Thematic seminar: Return and loss of the concept. Singularity as the constitution of effective reality, given by Prof. Reynner Franco
Dear all, We are very pleased to announce that next April 19, 2023 will take place the thematic seminar organized by the Spanish Society of Hegel Studies, entitled: Return and loss of the concept. Singularity as the constitution of effective reality The seminar will be given by Prof. Reynner Franco, from the University of Salamanca. Prof. Franco graduated in Caracas in 1996, specialised in Tübingen in 1999, and finally received his doctorate in 2002 from the University of Salamanca. He is the director of the (Inter)University Master in Advanced Studies in Philosophy at the University of Salamanca and the University of Valladolid since 2011, member of the board of directors of the Spanish Society of Hegel Studies between 2005 and 2010, and also of the Castilian-Leonese Society of Philosophy. TO ACCESS THE SEMINAR follow these steps: 1. Register at the following link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1HhqlPkgJZ3uerPhHRwUIAUj8JjQGchUGW7YLLnzqeho/edit?pli=1 2. Once registered, you will receive an email. 3. This email will contain the Google Meet link to access the event. 4. If you do not receive an email, have any problems, or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us (jjpadial@uma.es or ortigosaandres@gmail.com). We look forward to seeing you soon. Best regards, The team of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies
Bibliographic seminar on Pedro Cerezo Galán's book "El camino del saber. Comentario a la Fenomenología del espíritu de Hegel"
Acerca de la obra: La cultura filosófica hispánica no disponía de un Comentario propio de la Fenomenología del espíritu de G. W. F. Hegel en lengua española, salvo traducciones de algunos comentarios acreditados y ensayos diversos sobre el tema. De ahí la novedad e importancia de este Comentario integral, ceñido al texto hegeliano, ajustado estrictamente a sus nudos aporéticos y trances dialécticos, paciente en la comprensión, moroso en la andadura y minucioso en los análisis a lo largo de este camino «real» del pensamiento de la metafísica. En él se lleva a cabo una triple contextualización del texto de la Fenomenología: primero, con el conjunto de la obra hegeliana, en una doble mirada cruzada, retrospectiva y prospectivamente; luego, dentro de la gran tradición de la metafísica de Occidente, convocada aquí en su totalidad, desde su inicio en Grecia, su flexión en la modernidad cartesiana, spinozista y leibniziana, y su maduración final en la filosofía trascendental; y, finalmente, en confrontación con los pensadores cimeros de su época, Fichte, Schelling, Hölderlin, por solo citar a los más señeros. Por lo demás, el autor se mantiene, a lo largo del camino, en diálogo con los más acreditados intérpretes de la Fenomenología. El Comentario no solo pretende alcance filosófico, sino histórico-cultural, resaltando las grandes obras literarias que se reflejan en el texto hegeliano, así como su pensamiento jurídico-político. El camino es largo y sinuoso, pero se alcanza en él la luz cenital de Occidente, a punto de entrar ya en su radiante ocaso.
Hegel and Psychiatry. Call for papers, reviews and critical notes for volume 10/2024
Under the title "Hegel y la psiquiatría" ("Hegel and Psychiatry"), Studia Hegeliana. Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegelian Studies is calling for a monograph to study this topic in the next volume. Research on the Science of Logic and the Phenomenology of Spirit has always maintained a certain relevance in Hegel studies. Since the anniversary of the Philosophy of Right, the importance of the objective spirit has also been strongly revived and maintained. And even today there are flourishing and promising investigations of Hegel's philosophy of nature. However, the philosophy of subjective spirit - and especially Anthropology - has been a moment in the system that has been more overshadowed. But that does not deny its importance. Twentieth-century scholars like Fetscher, Greene, Bond, Bonito Oliva, or more contemporary ones like Inwood, Nuzzo, Padial, Brauer, Corti, and de Laurentiis, among many other possible names, have devoted part of their philosophical work to explaining the importance of the subjective spirit for Hegel's system. In the subjective spirit, the first section is Anthropology. This is fundamental both for explaining the passage from nature to spirit, as well as for the further development of the philosophy of spirit. In it Hegel sets out a good part of his considerations on psychiatry. That is to say, there is a Hegelian philosophy of psychiatry. Explaining precisely what madness is, or the forms of madness, as well as Hegel's emphasis on therapeutics, is a terrain that is little explored today. And yet it is vital to understanding the scope of Hegel's philosophy for at least four reasons. Firstly, the importance is evident because the leap from nature to spirit occurs in Anthropology, and is vital to understanding whether there is a rupture or continuation between nature and spirit. Secondly, because little research has been done on the relationship between Hegel's philosophy of psychiatry and the rest of his work. In his Philosophy of History there are terms and expressions borrowed from psychiatric language that are worth investigating. Or there are direct relations between the science of logic and psychiatry which Hegel expounds. This relation between psychiatry and other parts of the system is still not considered with the importance it should have. Thirdly, it is important because there is a rich panorama that is not yet exhausted of Hegel's influences on psychiatry - such as Pinel, Reil, the Marquis de Puységur, or Kluge - as well as the influence of Hegelian philosophy on psychiatry immediately afterwards, and on the later - psychoanalysis and Lacan. Lastly, because it is one of the longest-lived themes in Hegel's thought. Recall that Hegel was interested in the subject from a very young age, as the notes he took from Flatt's lectures seem to show, while it later touched him personally with his sister, Christiane, and his friend, Hölderlin. As there is a relevant field for Hegel studies that has not yet been examined with the rigour it deserves, Studia Hegeliana proposes a monograph to investigate the subject. Researchers are invited to contribute their ideas on the relationship between Hegel and psychiatry. Five types of research will be considered, but not only: Hegel's influence on psychiatry after him, both immediate and developments in the 20th and 21st century. The influences Hegel received for his Anthropology, especially in relation to madness. Exegesis of Hegel's texts on madness. The insertion of Hegel's philosophy in current psychiatric debates. Comparisons between Hegel's philosophy of psychiatry and the philosophy of psychiatry of other philosophers. Under the title "Hegel and psychiatry", Studia Hegeliana. Revista de la Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel is pleased to open its period of reception of contributions for the -monographic- volume of the year 2024, in one of the following modalities: Articles: original articles, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Articles will be evaluated by the peer review procedure. Maximum length 7,500 words. Debates and Notes: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Notes will be evaluated by the peer review procedure -blind-. Maximum length 3,500 words. Critical translations or research materials: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. For this section it is essential to contact the editorial board. Reviews: reviews of current books, published in recent years. Reviews and notes will be evaluated only by the Editorial Board. Minimum length of 1,200 words and maximum length of 2,000 words. The deadline for receipt of manuscripts is 29th February 2024. To submit your text, please do so through the following link, registering as an author and following the guidelines provided by the system and following the guidelines for authors (Link: https://revistas.uma.es/index.php/shegel/index). Author guidelines: click here. Deadline for manuscript submission: 29/02/2024
Seminario temático: Antonio Gómez Ramos, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid: «Hegel y la subjetividad política. Autonomía y dependencia en la Eticidad»
La Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel se complace en invitarles el día 16 de noviembre a las 19:00 horas (Madrid, España) al próximo seminario temático a cargo del prof. Antonio Gómez Ramos, de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. El tema será «Hegel y la subjetividad política. Autonomía y dependencia en la Eticidad». El evento tendrá lugar a través de Google Meet en el siguiente enlace: http://meet.google.com/usa-bakm-yzo (véase también en el PDF). <img src="[binary]
Bibliographical seminar on the new book by Edgar Maraguat, True Purposes in Hegel's Logic
The Spanish Society for Hegel Studies is pleased to announce the next bibliographical seminar on Edgar Maraguart's book, True Purposes in Hegel's Logic (Cambridge University Press). The author of the book, Prof. Dr. Edgar Maraguart (University of Valencia) will speak. Date: 15/02/2024 Time: 19:00 (Madrid, Spain) Link to the video call: https://meet.google.com/iku-oinn-rvw
Seminario temático: AndrésOrtigosa «La nosografía psiquica según Hegel»
El próximo seminario temático será a cargo de Andrés Ortigosa, de la Universidad de Sevilla y miembro del grupo «El idealismo alemán y sus consecuencias actuales» (HUM: 172). El tema será La nosografía psiquica según Hegel. Se llevará a cabo el próximo jueves 14 de marzo a las 19:00 horas (España). Intervendrán María del Carmen Paredes y Juan José Padial. Será online. Vínculo a la videollamada: https://meet.google.com/vkz-wttk-mqt
Seminario bibliográfico: Hegel y el círculo de las ciencias
La Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel se complace en anunciarles el próximo seminario bibliográfico sobre el libro editado por Miguel Giusti , Hegel y el círculo de las ciencias (Editora Fundação Fênix). Intervendrá el editor del libro, el Prof. Dr. Miguel Giusti, junto al Dr. Héctor Ferreiro, al Dr. Luis Eduardo Gama y a la Dra. María del Carmen Paredes Martín. Día: 02/05/2024. Hora: 19:00 (Madrid, España). Vínculo a la videollamada: meet.google.com/edb-qtjf-tch
Call for papers, reviews and critical notes for volume 11 (2025)
Seminario temático: El Juicio reflexionante y la realización de la libertad en la tercera Crítica de Kant
The team at Studia Hegeliana is very pleased to announce that our journal has just appeared in the prestigious SJR (Scimago Journal & Country Rank) ranking in the second quartile (Q2). It is currently among the 30 highest rated philosophy journals in Latin America. On behalf of the journal's team, we would like to thank you for your trust and we promise that we will continue working to keep growing. Check it here.
Seminario temático "Poema de la razón y comunidad ética" a cargo de María José Callejo
La Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel se complace en invitarles al próximo seminario temático titulado "Seminario temático "Poema de la razón y comunidad ética" a cargo de María José Callejo, el próximo miércoles 18 de junio a las 19:00 horas (Madrid, España). El enlace será este: https://meet.google.com/oye-vcxx-fbg?pli=1 María José Callejo es profesora Titular de Universidad del Departamento de Lógica y Filosofía Teórica de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Se ha especializado en Kant y Heidegger. Ha participado en varios proyectos de investigación sobre el Idealismo alemán.
Studia Hegeliana, classification A in CIRC 2025
Under the title ‘Kantian Genealogy of Idealism,’ Studia Hegeliana, the journal of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies, is calling for a monograph to explore this topic in its next volume. Many great thinkers were involved in the genesis of Idealism, but it is commonly accepted that Kant occupied a prominent place. However, it is often difficult to determine the extent to which Idealism depends on Kantian philosophy. Was his influence direct or indirect? Are all forms of Idealism forms of Kantianism? Is Idealism, rather, a reaction against Kant? Were the readings of the Idealists marked by third-party interpretations of Kant? Furthermore, Kant's influence on Idealism outside Germany, such as Italian Idealism or American Idealism, is rarely investigated. The same is true of Kant's influence on the scientists of his time, as there has still been insufficient study of how Kant's philosophy of science was received by the Idealists of his time or later. Thus, Kant's role in Idealism has been studied for years, but many fundamental questions remain unanswered. Taking into account the ideas in the previous paragraph, volume 12, to be published in 2026, in Studia Hegeliana. Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies, we want to open a space for dialogue and research on Kant's influence on Idealism. As there is a relevant field for studies on Idealism that has not yet been properly examined with the thoroughness it deserves, Studia Hegeliana proposes a monograph to investigate the subject. We call on researchers who wish to share their ideas on the relationship between Kant and the birth of Idealism. Six types of research will be considered, although not exclusively: Interpretations of Kant's texts that led to the birth of Idealism. Kant's influence on German Idealism specifically. Kant's influence on European Idealism or beyond Europe. Different interpretations of the birth of Idealism. Importance of Kant and Idealism in the philosophy of science in its context or subsequently. Reception of Kant's philosophy in the Kantian era. Thus, under the title ‘Kantian Genealogy of Idealism,’ Studia Hegeliana. Journal of the Spanish Society for Hegel Studies is pleased to open its call for contributions for volume 12 (monograph) of 2026, in any of the following formats: 1. Studies: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Articles will be evaluated by peer review (blind). Maximum length 7,500 words. 2. Debates and Notes: original, not submitted for review in other publications in parallel. Notes will be evaluated by peer review (blind). Maximum length 3,500 words. 3. Critical translations or research materials: original, not submitted for review in other publications at the same time. For this section, it is essential to contact the editorial board. 4. Reviews: reviews of current books published in the last three years. Reviews and notes will be evaluated solely by the Editorial Committee. Minimum length 1,200 words and maximum 2,000 words. The deadline for receipt of originals is 28th February 2026. To submit your text, please do so via the following link, registering as an author and following the guidelines provided by the system and the guidelines for authors (Link: https://revistas.uma.es/index.php/shegel/about/submissions). Languages accepted by our journal: Spanish, Italian, English, French, and German Deadline: 28/02/2026
Seminario temático: «La identidad desfondada. El Freiheitschrift de F. W. J. Schelling (1809)».
La Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel celebrará su siguiente seminario temático el próximo jueves 4 de diciembre de 2025 a las 19:00 horas de Madrid (UTC+1), las 13 horas de Lima, Bogotá y Quito (UTC-5), y las 15:00 horas en Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile o Sao Paulo (UTC-3). Esta edición del seminario pretende conmemorar a Schelling con motivo del 250 aniversario de su nacimiento, y estará a cargo de Fernando Pérez Borbujo, profesor titular de la Universidad Pompeu-Fabra de Barcelona (España), quien disertará sobre «La identidad desfondada. El Freiheitschrift de F. W. J. Schelling (1809)». Intervendrá también la profesoraa. Dra. María del Carmen Paredes Martín, presidenta de la Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel. Para acceder al Seminario pulse este vínculo.
Desde el equipo de Studia Hegeliana nos complace anunciarles que nuestra revista ha obtenido en la convocatoria de 2025 el sello de calidad de FECYT (Fundación Española para la Ciencia y la Tecnología) para revistas científicas. Sirviéndose de los datos de WoS y SCOPUS, la FECYT nos ha brindado este reconocimiento a la calidad editorial y científica, apoyando así de manera expresa nuestra profesionalidad e internacionalidad, además de ética y buenas prácticas. Estamos muy agradecidos a la FECYT, pero especialmente a los lectores, autores y revisores que hacen que nuestra revista siga creciendo. Gracias por seguir confiando en nosotros. Les deseamos buenas fiestas, El equipo editorial de Studia Hegeliana
Próximo seminario de la Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel: José Joaquín Jiménez
El próximo jueves 5 de marzo de 2026 a las 19 horas de Madrid (12 horas en México D.F., 13 horas en Lima, 15:00 en Buenos Aires y en Brasil) se celebrará el próximo seminario temático de la Sociedad española de estudios sobre Hegel, que impartirá D. José Joaquín Jiménez (Universidad de Granada) y tendrá como título «Retorno a Hegel en la crisis constitucional española». José Joaquín Jiménez es profesor de Filosofía del Derecho en la Universidad de Granada. Doctor en Derecho por la Universidad de Salamanca. Desde 2010 es Académico Correspondiente de la Real de Jurisprudencia y Legislación de España y, desde 2021, investigador colaborador del Centro de Investigación para la Gobernanza Global de la Universidad de Salamanca. En el evento intervendrá el autor del libro y la presidenta de la Sociedad Española de Estudios sobre Hegel, Doña María del Carmen Paredes. Podrá seguir, e intervenir, en el evento en el siguiente enlace (cópielo y péguelo en el navegador de su ordenador): https://meet.google.com/ezn-jy ao-ddd
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