This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Adam Takacs presenting a paper from our 2022 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’.
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Author: Deamer
CfP: Exploring the Range of Reality: The Aesthetics of Symbolic Forms
Call for Abstracts for a Special Issue of the Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology. Editors Anne Pollok and Luigi Filieri.
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Registration open: ‘Embodiment and History’ – BSP Annual Conference
Registration open for the BSP’s 2024 conference (11-13 September – In Person), with the Philosophy team at UWE Bristol, UK.
Read more Studies in History & Philosophy of Science: Phenomenology & Quantum Mechanics
Call for Papers – A Phenomenological Approach to Quantum Mechanics: The London-Bauer-French Interpretation. Submission deadline set for 30 November 2024.
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Online Workshop: Provision & Experience of Philosophy in Schools, FE, & HE (UK)
Choose 1 workshop – Part of an Eleanor Glanville Institute & British Philosophical Association project on Equity, Diversity & Inclusivity.
Read more CfA: Third Austrian Summer School in Phenomenology
Hosted by the Austrian Society for Phenomenology, and entitled ‘Phenomenological Approaches to Epistemology, Metaethics, and Metaphysics’ on 2-4 September 2024.
Read more Call for Chapter Proposals: Finding our Place in the Digital World
Subtitle: Essays in Technology, Phenomenology, and the Environment. Edited by Ian Werkheiser and Michael Butler. To be published by Springer.
Read more Registration open: UK Sartre Society conference 2024
8 – 9 July at Maison Française d’Oxford. Keynote Speakers: Souleymane Bachir Diagne & Joseph Schear plus 30 selected papers!
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JBSP Online: Simas Čelutka on Hannah Arendt’s Philosophy
New online article for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology by Simas Čelutka (Vilnius University; Vytautas Magnus University).
Read more BSP Podcast: Gage Krause on the Social World in Grief
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Gage Krause presenting a paper from our 2022 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’.
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