Why Kant is a Weak Conceptualist by Ruslanas Baranovas

“…[full article, abstract in English; abstract in Lithuanian] The question whether Kant is a conceptualist has attracted significant attention of Kant scholars in recent decades. …”
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Excavating discursivity : Post-Partum Document in the conceptualist, feminist and psychoanalytic fields by Carson, Juli (Juli Christine), 1962-

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EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES HELP OR HINDRANCE? A REFLECTION AGAINST THE POSITION OF EISNER by Mollaw Abraha

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Simultaneously Space and Event: Bernard Tschumi’s Conception of Architecture by Marianna Charitonidou

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In The Eye of the Beholder – Attitudes towards Visual Poetry in Latvian Literature by Mārtiņš Laizāns

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TYPOLOGY OF POSTMODERN THEORIES IN SOCIOLOGY: CRITERIAS, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TYPES AND COMPOSITION by Chudova I. A.

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Problems of Islamic Political Philosophy in Classical and Modern Texts by Muhammet Özdemir

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The Nonconceptual in Concept Acquisition by Ángel García Rodríguez

“…This article takes as its starting-point that a viable account of concept acquisition must be ontogenetically sound, and analyses in detail two alternative accounts of concept acquisition, one conceptualist and the other non-conceptualist, concluding that the conceptualist account is to be preferred.…”
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Kant’s transcendental deduction, non-conceptualism, and the fitness-for-purpose objection by Watt, R

“…The subject of this article is a powerful objection to the non-conceptualist interpretation of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories. …”

Cognizing Coexistence: Perceptions and their Synthetic Unity in Kant’s 3rd Analogy by Andrew Werner

“…This connects with the recent dispute about whether Kant is a conceptualist: my argument provides additional evidence that Kant is a conceptualist, while also extending the conceptualist reading to the 3rd Analogy in a novel way. …”
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Naive Realism In Kantian Phrase by Gomes, A

“…The effect is a middle-way between recent conceptualist and non-conceptualist interpretations of Kant: one which holds that the understanding is necessarily involved in the kind of perceptual consciousness that we, as rational beings, enjoy whilst allowing that the relations of apprehension which constitute perceptual consciousness are independent of acts of the understanding.…”

Hyperperformer le stéréotype : l’écriture d’une scène de sexe dans The Compleat Purge de Trisha Low by Anne-Lise Solanilla

“…It is emblematic of the way in which North-American post-conceptualist poets have seized their conceptualist heritage: they appropriate the words of others in order to reproduce them, to copy them, to pastiche them, in an impure way. …”
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Analytical Kant studies, transcendental idealism, and the thing in itself by Soboleva M. E.

“…The conflict of interpretations goes so far that some consider Kant to be a conceptualist, while others consider him an anti-conceptualist. …”
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Nespolo, l’acculturazione by Tommaso Trini

“…The poetic of Nespolo’s first artistic period of production is characterized by an intensive conceptualist approach based on activism, social contestation and on the use of objects and materials. …”
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Mimmo Paladino. Teatro del pensiero, teatro dell’oggetto by Davide Dal Sasso

“…To this end, I first examine some of Paladino’s artworks considering them as: very classical, expressivist, postmodernist and anti-conceptualist. Finally, I assume the exhibition in Torino is not only a tribute to Philosophy but also an exhortation to reflect on the complicated relationship between art and reality.…”
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Le icone e i mostri. Citazioni sacre nell’iconografia di un bestiario contemporaneo by Alice Bravin

“…This paper focuses on the graphic quotations in the "Bestiarij" series, drawn between the 1970s and the 2000s by Dmitrij Prigov, one of the leading figures of the Moscow's Conceptualist movement. The stylistic features of his works, such as subjects, colors, spatial arrangement and symbolism, refer to the traditional models of Orthodox religious iconography, here reused in an original way.…”
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Walk with Me: William Anastasi’s Stenography of the Street by Katie Anania

“…His drawing practice helped him reconcile two emerging identities: one as a dedicated, ambitious artist and the other as an untrained amateur Conceptualist.…”
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Un concettualista romantico by Davide Dal Sasso

“…A reciprocal symmetry between art and culture, the reductionism and the impoverishment of the artistic practices are all consequences of the establishment of the new conceptualist paradigm in art since the 60s. Nespolo’s artistic production in that period exemplifies this features being thus conceivable as a variant of conceptualism since he adopts its new experimental rules mixing them with the traditional ones of the visual artistic paradigm.…”
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Kant's theory of experience by Stephenson, A, Andrew Stephenson

“…I offer a two-stage model of conceptual synthesis and explain how Kant’s theory of experience is a unique blend of conceptualist and non-conceptualist elements. I show that it explains how our experience can provide us with reasons for belief while at the same time accounting for the fact that experience is what anchors us to the world. …”

Una modesta proposta per i massimi sistemi della rappresentazione by Flavio Caroli

“…Many others are pervaded by a conceptualist approach to art. Nespolo’s formalist and visionary attitude becomes decisive in the 80s, the period in which he explores the effects of postmodernism in art. …”
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