Announcing the British Society for Phenomenology Annual Conference 2020: ‘Engaged Phenomenology’, at the University of Exeter, UK, in September 2020.
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CfP: Continental Philosophy Review: Phenomenology and Quantum Mechanics
Check out this call for papers for a Special Issue of Continental Philosophy Review on ‘Phenomenology and Quantum Mechanics’ (2020).
Read more Phenomenology Summer School at Ca’ Foscari, Venice, July 2020: Kosmos, Nature, Life-World
The Summer School of Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy announces its call for applicants with a deadline of 20 March 2020.
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JBSP Online: Francesca Brencio – ‘Heidegger, Catholicism and the History of Being’
Francesca Brencio’s essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
Read more JBSP Online: George Pattison – From Mystical Vision to Devout Listening
George Pattison’s essay for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, published online in advance of the paper edition.
Read more Book review from Phenomenological Reviews journal: ‘Heidegger on Affect’
Tijmen Lansdaal reviews the new edited collection from Christos Hadjioannou, ‘Heidegger on Affect’ (Palgrave Macmillan [Philosophers in Depth series], 2019).
Read more Call for Respondents: Heidegger’s Way to ‘Being and Time’ – The Centenary Workshops
Call for Respondents for the first in a series of workshops marking the centenary of Being and Time in 2027.
Read more CfP: The Metamorphosis of Phenomenology in North America
New call for papers for ‘Realism, Pragmatism, Naturalism. The Metamorphosis of Phenomenology in North America’ (Discipline Filosofiche, XXX, 1, 2020).
Read more Call for Papers: Ingarden – special edition of “Horizon. Studies in Phenomenology”
Special edition of Horizon. Studies in Phenomenology (Vol. 9, No. 2, 2020) commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Roman Ingarden’s death.
Read more CfP: Responses to Political Crisis and Collapse: Arendt, Stein, Luxemburg, and Weil
Conference rethinking how Arendt, Stein, Luxemburg, and Weil lived & conceived their respective political crises and their responses to it.
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