This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Miriam Ambrosino present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
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New book from Mikko Immanen on Heidegger and the Frankfurt School
Announcing a new publication from Cornell University Press: Toward a Concrete Philosophy: Heidegger and the Emergence of the Frankfurt School.
Read more Phenomenology Seminar Sorbonne – Online – 20 March
Paula Lorelle and Anna Caterina Dalmasso present at Rencontres Phenomenologiques Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Saturday 20 March 2021 – 10am-2pm.
Read more ‘Nietzsche, the ethical, and disability’ – Rebecca Bamford at RHUL CCP Online Seminar
Rebecca Bamford, Quinnipiac University at the Royal Holloway Centre for Continental Philosophy on ‘Nietzsche, the ethical, and disability’: 19 March.
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CfP Reminder: The Future as a Present Concern Online 2021 NUIG – IPS – BSP
Two weeks left to submit abstracts for the ‘The Future as a Present Concern’ online conference on 1-3 September 2021.
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JBSP Online – Free Access – Dermot Moran’s ‘Husserl and the Greeks’
Our publisher’s Taylor & Francis have made Dermot Moran’s ‘Husserl and Greeks’ free on JBSP Online till end of June.
Read more Sara Heinämaa / Heinämaa Sara: keynote at The Future as a Present Concern – Sept 2021
Online international conference between the National University of Ireland Galway, The Irish Philosophical Society, and the British Society for Phenomenology.
Read more BSP Podcast: Jamie Murphy – ‘The Angry is Always Right’
This episode sees Jamie Murphy present ‘The Angry is Always Right’, a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
Read more CfP: ‘Edith Stein and other Forgotten Disciples of Husserl’ – Portuguese Journal of Philosophy
On the 80th anniversary of Stein’s death, the Portuguese Journal of Philosophy is publishing an issue on Stein & Husserl.
Read more Judith Butler at Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center on Zoom 12 March
Judith Butler presents on “Scheler and the Tragic” & “Merleau-Ponty for the Pandemic” at Duquesne University this Friday 12th March.
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