Derek Hook’s essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
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JBSP Online: Andrea Hurst – ‘Capitalism and the Banality of Desire’
Andrea Hurst’s essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
Read more JBSP Online: Matthias Pauwels – ‘Intersections of Queer Art and African Indigenous Culture’
Matthias Pauwels’ essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
Read more JBSP Online: Special Edition Intro: Rafael Winkler – ‘Sexuality, Capitalism, and Africa’
Rafael Winkler’s essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
Read more JBSP Online: Daniele De Santis on Husserl’s Plato
Daniele De Santis’ essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, online in advance of the paper edition.
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Phenomenology Symposium, Duquesne University (March 2020)
The Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center: Prof. Jessica Wiskus & Prof. Tone Roald in a two-day seminar on phenomenology and aesthetics.
Read more Summer School: “Temporal Phenomenology” & Conference: “Time & Consciousness”
Events organized by the Society for the Philosophy of Time, the University of Siegen & the Theatre Lo Spazio Vuoto.
Read more ‘Habit: phenomenological and ontological approaches’ – Colloquium & Workshop
Erasmus University Rotterdam are convening a colloquium and a workshop on ‘Habit: phenomenological and ontological approaches’ on 4-5 March, 2020.
Read more Registration open: Heidegger’s Way to ‘Being and Time’ – The Centenary Workshops
Registration is now open for the first of The Centenary Workshops: Heidegger’s Way to ‘Being and Time’ (March 2020, Southampton).
Read more Phenomenology in Italy. Authors, Schools and Traditions (Springer, 2020)
Phenomenology in Italy (Contributions To Phenomenology volume 106) presents a systematic look into the history of the Italian phenomenological tradition.
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