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AHRC Research Networking Grant success

AHRC Research Networking Grant success

  • Date21 September 2019

Dr. G. Anthony Bruno has been awarded an AHRC Research Networking Grant.

G. Anthony Bruno, along with Andrew Cooper (Warwick), has won an AHRC Research Networking Grant to fund the inaugural two years of the London Post-Kantian Seminar, a workshop series that will rotate through philosophy departments at universities in London, showcasing new work by established scholars, early career researchers, and graduate students specializing in post-Kantian thought. Further details can be found on the project website.

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