Call for papers for an event hosted by the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists (Paderborn University).
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LAST CHANCE CfP: BSP Annual Conference 2023 – ‘Lived Experience in Theory & in Practice’
Abstract submission closes midnight 24 June (UK time) for our 2023 Annual Conference with Manchester Metropolitan University. In-Person Aug 2023.
Read more Podcast: New Voices in Phenomenology Ep. 2 – Tina Röck
From the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists – a new podcast presenting contemporary positions in phenomenology.
Read more Workshop on postphaenomenology with Robert Rosenberger, Sept 4-7 2023
The University of Tartu is organising a workshop on postphaenomenology of technoscience with Robert Rosenberger, Associate Professor at Georgia Tech.
Read more CfP Closes Soon: BSP Annual Conference 2023 – ‘Lived Experience in Theory & in Practice’
Abstract submission closes soon for our 2023 Annual Conference convened with Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. In-Person – 29-31 August 2023.
Read more Screen Bodies: The Phenomenology of Perception & Spectatorship in Screen Media
The very latest issue of Screen Bodies: The Journal of Embodiment, Media Arts, and Technology out now. Articles and reviews.
Read more CfP: Heidegger Circle of North America Ted Kisiel Junior Scholar Award Session
Submissions welcomed on any topic in Heidegger studies from postgraduates & ECRs for the Satellite Session at the Eastern APA.
Read more CfP: BSP Annual Conference 2023 – ‘Lived Experience in Theory & in Practice’
The BSP now invites abstracts for our 2023 Annual Conference convened with Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. In-Person: 29-31 August 2023.
Read more Andrew Fingelkurts: “Neurophenomenology of Selfhood in the continuum of states”
Andrew Fingelkurts (BM-Science – Brain and Mind Technologies Research Centre, Espoo, Finland) at CELab PhD Seminars 16 June 2023 Online.
Read more CfP: The New Yearbook for Phenomenology & Phenomenological Philosophy
Celebrating Husserl’s Jahrbuch, the editors will launch an annual call for papers to celebrate the 100th anniversary of each volume.
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