Now online a new article for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology by Mauro Senatore (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez).
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JBSP Online: Eugenia Stefanello – “Narrative Medicine and Empathy”
Now online a new article for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology by Eugenia Stefanello (University of Padova).
Read more JBSP Online: Borren & Robaszkiewicz – “Introduction to Special Issue”
Now online and OPEN ACCESS: A special issue introduction for the JBSP: ‘People on Streets. Critical Phenomenologies of Embodied Resistance’.
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CfP: Transcendental phenomenology, the idea of philosophy & the foundation of science
Metodo – International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy. Call For Papers. Guest editors: D. De Santis and I. R. Quepons.
Read more JBSP Online: Hynek Janoušek – “Brentano & Husserl on Hume’s Moral Philosophy”
Online a new article for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology by Hynek Janoušek (Czech Academy of Sciences).
Read more Two Postdoctoral Research Positions in Critical Feminist Phenomenology
Applications are invited for two temporary postdoctoral positions at University College Dublin, Ireland, based at the Sutherland School of Law.
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Join the BSP Engagement and Events team: three roles available
Want to be more involved in the BSP? Three roles available: Engagement Manager, Winter Lecture Chair, and Annual Conference Chair.
Read more “Transdisciplinary Approaches to Dementia and Aging” Online Lecture Series
Please check out the dates and titles for the 2024 programme for the Phenomenology of Dementia and Aging Network’s Lectures.
Read more Call for papers: Phenomenological Bioethics and First-Person Experience
Abstracts: primary literature in phenomenology, main themes in phenomenology of bioethics, & of first-person experience, case studies, philosophical care work.
Read more Puncta. Journal of Critical Phenomenology: “Critical Phenomenology of the We” – CfP Reminder
Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Puncta. Guest editors Tris Hedges and Julia Zaenker (Center for Subjectivity Research).
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