Call for Abstracts | 2026 Graduate Conference
We are pleased to invite submissions for the 2026 Graduate Conference "Cusanus Contra Bohemos. Revisiting Nicholas of Cusa," hosted by students from the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Charles University, Prague, on 19–20 November 2026.
The conference is one of the results of GA UK 334126 and will explore Nicholas of Cusa’s work in its broader historical and intellectual context, with particular emphasis on his political and legal thought and the interconnections between jurisprudence, political authority, ecclesiology, and sovereignty.
Topics of particular interest include:
• Cusanus and his contemporaries
• Law, theology, and political legitimacy
• Cusanus’ contribution to legal philosophy and jurisprudence
• Sovereignty and political authority in De Concordantia Catholica, De Auctoritate Praesidendi, and Epistola ad Bohemos
• Secular and ecclesiastical power in Cusanus’ political thought
• New approaches to his political and legal writings
• Cusanian mereology and the notion of Unity
All Cusanus-related contributions are welcome. We particularly encourage submissions from graduate students, doctoral candidates, and early-career researchers, while scholars at all career stages are warmly invited to apply.
🎓 Confirmed Keynote Speakers
Paul Richard Blum (Loyola University Maryland)
Lenka Karfíková (Charles University)
Andrea Fiamma (Academy of Sciences)
Witalij Morosow (Kues Academy)
📄 Submission Guidelines
Please submit an anonymous abstract of no more than 300 words, together with a short personal bio, to:
📧 cusanus.contra.bohemos@gmail.com
Submission deadline: 1 September 2026
Notification of acceptance: 10 September 2026
The conference will be held in person in Prague, Czech Republic. Please note that the conference is self-funded; travel and accommodation expenses cannot be reimbursed.
For further questions, please contact the organisitators at cusanus.contra.bohemos@gmail.com.
We look forward to receiving your submissions!
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