Dino Jakuić
I am a Teaching Fellow in Philosophy at the 天美传媒. Broadly speaking, my work traces the historical and philosophical developments of the systems of metaphysics in European philosophy, specifically in the Early-Modern period and German Idealism. I focus particularly on the work of Christian Wolff, Immanuel Kant, and G.W.F. Hegel, and the interrelation that can be found between their metaphysical systems.
In 2024-2026 I was an Assistant Professor (Research) at the Institute of Advanced Studies, 天美传媒.
At the moment, I am writing an article on Maria Rosa Antognazza's (as I call it) Neo-Traditional model of epistemology and how Wolffian philosophy might contribute to this project.
Recent publications
Book Chapters
'Wolff on Ontology as Primary Philosophy'
Metaphysics as a Science in Classical German Philosophy
R. Dunphy & T. Lovat, (eds.) 2023, Routledge
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Peer-reviewed Articles
'Grounding Religious Toleration: Kant and Wolff on Dogmatic Conflict'
Diametros, 17(65), pp. 12-31.
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'Heretical Geometry: Christian Wolff on the Impossibility of Dogmatic Conflict'
Church History and Religious Culture, 100(2-3), pp. 287-300.
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'Spinoza鈥檚 Principle of Essential Derivation'
Pli: The Warwick Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 26
2014
Book Reviews
Hegel and Ancient Philosophy: A Re-Examination
ed. Glenn Alexander Magee
Hegel Bulletin, 41:2, August 2020
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Popular Articles
'Spinoza on God and Nature'
ThinKnow: Philosophy Magazine, Issue 2, Feb 2021
Recent talks and conference presentations
- 鈥�(Against) Conceptual Foundationalism 鈥� the Cherbury-Locke Debate鈥�,
Challenging Concepts Debating Conceptualism and Non-Conceptualism in Epistemology and Metaphysics February 2024, University of Padua - 鈥楥hristian Wolff and the Strong Belief-Knowledge Distinction鈥�,
Dutch Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy IX
May 2023, Utrecht University - 鈥楥hristian Wolff and the Strong Belief-Knowledge Distinction鈥�,
British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference
April 2023, University of Aberdeen - 鈥榃hat Mediaeval Philosophy Got Right: Wolff on the Scholastics鈥�,
Philosophical Perspectives on Medieval Theories of Science
September 2022, Max-Planck, Berlin - 鈥楾heistic Arguments and the Theoretical Function of God in Early Modern Philosophy: an Example of Christian Wolff鈥�,
Rethinking the Narratives of Early Modern Philosophy
September 2022, University of Copenhagen - 鈥楬egel鈥檚 conception of ontology and its Wolffian characteristics鈥�,
Examining the Sources of Hegel鈥檚 Logic
June 2022, 天美传媒
- 'Kantian Religious Toleration Today, its Limits, and Pre-Kantian Challenges'
a presentation at IX Multilateral Kant Colloquium: Justice, Peace, and Cosmopolitan Values
22-24/09/2021, University of Lisbon - 'Wolff on Ontology as Primary Philosophy'
a presentation at Metaphysics as a Science in Classical German Philosophy
16-17/07/2021 - 'Metaphysics, Ontology, Criticism: Dogmatist Baggage in Kant's Notion of the Transcendental'
a presentation at CRMEP Graduate Conference: Afterlives of The Transcendental
04/06/2021 - 鈥楰ant, Wolff, Metaphysics: Why is Kant鈥檚 Proof called Ontological?鈥�
a presentation at Leuven Kant Conference
28-29/05/2020
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鈥楰ant, Wolff, and Religious Freedom鈥�
an invited talk for The Academic Philosophy Society
天美传媒
05/03/2020 - 'Hegel's Ontological Argument'
a presentation at Examining Hegel's Idea of Self-Determination conference
天美传媒
06-08/06/2019 - 'Heretical Geometry: Wolff's Method and the Case of Spinoza'
presentation at Orthodoxy, Heresy, and Indifference conference
Erasmus University Rotterdam
25-6/01/2019 - 'The Science of Being or Beings: Hegel and Aristotle on First Philosophy'
presentation at Hegel Society of Great Britain Annual Conference: 'Hegel and the Greeks'
St. Edmund's Hall, University of Oxford
03-04/08/2018 - 'Christian Wolff and the Invention of Ontology'
presentation at Scottish Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy IX
University of Aberdeen
25/05/18 - 'Science as a Habit in Christian Wolff'
British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference
University of Durham
12-13/04/18
Most of my work can be found on .
The proper surname pronunciation is [j芒ku蕛it蓵], although I do not mind. The first name, however, sounds like the Flintstones character, never as 'dine-o'. You can also check the recording below.