New article for the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology by Kaja Jenssen Rathe (The Arctic University of Norway).
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Workshop Phenomenology Today: Lambert Wiesing
Lambert Wiesing (University of Jena) with a paper entitled ‘Phenomenology of Self-Consciousness’ (11:00-13:00 26 April 2023). In person and online.
Read more The Nature and Phenomenology of Neurodivergence
Programme now announced for the conference at the Humanities Department of Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Thursday 1- Saturday 3 June 2023.
Read more CfA – Phenomenological Workshop on Love and Sexuality (November 2023)
Announcing a one-day workshop with the aim to explore, develop, and critically engage with phenomenological descriptions of love and sexuality.
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Registration Open: Intercorporeality in Artifactual Milieux (BSP Event – F2F/Online)
Co-convened between the British Society for Phenomenology and The Department of Philosophy “Piero Martinetti”, State University of Milan (May 2023).
Read more JBSP Online: Maria Russo & Francesco Tava – On Sartre & Political Solidarity (Open Access)
A new article out for the JBSP by Maria Russo (Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Milano) and Francesco Tava (UWE, Bristol).
Read more Register Now: The Medicalised Body, 11-12 May 2023 University of Edinburgh
The inaugural conference of the Edinburgh Philosophy & Phenomenology Group (EPiPHENy). Keynotes: Lucy Osler, Havi Carel, Luna Dolezal, Yochai Ataria.
Read more CfA: ‘Phenomenology of human-technology relation’ (Bremen, July 2023)
Call for Abstracts: Phenomenology of human-technology relation: A new perspective on technological design| The Institute of Philosophy at Bremen University.
Read more Monthly Phenomenology online: Jonathan Mitchell
Announcement of the next talk of the series with Jonathan Mitchell (Cardiff University) on ‘The Intentional Horizons of Visual Experience’.
Read more Call for Papers: Eco-Phenomenology / Studia Phaenomenologica vol. XXV (2025)
Eco-phenomenology rearticulates the relationship of phenomenology & the natural sciences based on the assumption of a situated & embodied subject.
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