It is undisputed that Neokantianism plays an important role for the development of the (German) academic philosophy and, especially, of the philosophy of science during a period of dynamic growth within the sciences in general.
This international conference will shed a fresh light on Neokantian philosophy encompassing an approximate time period between about 1865 and the First World War.
 

• ​It will bring together historians and philosophers of science working on the Neokantianism and the history of science in the 19th and 20th century in order to
   

• enfold the interplay between philosophy and the sciences
   

• It will work in the spirit of an ‛Integrated History and Philosophy of Science’.

This conference is organised by Helmut Pulte and Jan Baedke (Ruhr University Bochum), and Gregor Nickel and Daniel Koenig (University of Siegen).
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