“Towards a phenomenology of sexual difference”, convened jointly by the Iranian Society for Phenomenology and the Iranian Political Science Association.
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Registration open: The Future as a Present Concern Online 2021 NUIG – IPS – BSP
Six exceptional keynotes & around 70 speakers. Registration open for the international conference 1–3 September 2021 + 9 days catch-up.
Read more Alessandro Salice: keynote at The Future as a Present Concern – Online Sept 2021
Dr Salice’s keynote paper is titled ‘Realist Phenomenology: A Plaidoyer’. Abstract has just released on the FPC2021 Online conference website.
Read more Sartre Studies International (Vol. 27, Issue 1) out now!
Published in association with the United Kingdom Sartre Society & the North American Sartre Society, latest Sartre Studies International out.
Read more Northern Phenomenology Network (UK) Event: online 6th July 2021
Registration still open for the online Google Meet event, with Jonathan Mitchell, Emily Hughes, Jacob Kingsbury Downs, and Lisa Guenther.
Read more Monthly Phenomenology Talks: Matt Bower ‘Against Inadequacy’ (Online)
Announcement of the next online talk on recent work in phenomenology, from the Network for Phenomenological Research: 9 July 2021.
Read more Rebecca Braun: keynote at The Future as a Present Concern – Online Sept 2021
Braun’s keynote paper is titled ‘Literary Futures: What Fiction can Tell Policy Makers’. Abstract now released on the conference website.
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BSP Podcast: Juan Toro on an ecological-enactive model of disability
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Juan Toro present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
Read more Andrew Benjamin: keynote at The Future as a Present Concern – Online Sept 2021
Professor Andrew Benjamin’s keynote paper is titled ‘Future as Suspension’. Abstract has just released on the FPC2021 Online conference website.
Read more BSP Podcast: Ellen Moysan on phenomenology and music practice
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Ellen Moysan present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
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