Now open – registration for the 2020 Copenhagen Summer School in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind: 10 – 14 August.
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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.
Read more CfP: Knowledge-that/knowledge-how: between phenomenology and analytic philosophy
Check out this CfP for a thematic dossier of Studia UBB Philosophia on recent debates between phenomenology and analytic philosophy.
Read more Call for Reviewers: Phenomenological Reviews online journal
The online journal Phenomenological Reviews – dedicated exclusively to publishing book reviews – seeks qualified reviewers for thirteen new books.
Read more CfP – Explorations: Future Paths of Phenomenology (OPHEN Summer Meeting)
A call for papers for the 1st Open Commons of Phenomenology (OPHEN) Summer Meeting, 17-20 August, 2020, in Thyon, Switzerland.
Read more Fully Funded 3 year PhD in Philosophy, Center for Subjectivity Research (CFS), Univ. of Copenhagen
PhD to draw on contemporary philosophy of mind, social ontology, & classical phenomenology for Dan Zahavi’s ‘Who are We?’ project.
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