Out now: the print edition of the Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, Issue Three Volume Fifty One, 2020.
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BSP Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) Nominations (UK)
Call out to UK BSP members to be put forward as candidates to the roles of REF assessor or member.
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Dan Zahavi – keynote at BSP Online Conference: ‘Engaged Phenomenology’
Professor Dan Zahavi is one of our three keynote speakers at this year’s online British Society for Phenomenology annual conference.
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BSP Podcast: Pablo Fernandez Velasco on disorientation and self-consciousness
This episode of our podcast continues with another presentation from the BSP 2019 annual conference held in Manchester last summer.
Read more Out Now – “Heidegger on Technology” Paperback Edition
Edited by Aaron James Wendland, Christopher Merwin, and Christos Hadjioannou, the paperback version of this excellent collection has been released.
Read more ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online – BSP Conference 2020 – Abstracts released
Some 60 plus presentations confirmed – live Zoom and pre-recorded papers – programme now includes all speaker abstracts and biographies.
Read more CfP: ‘Where does physis still live?’ – Perspectiva Filosófica journal
The Perspectiva Filosófica journal invites contributions to its forthcoming issue on ‘The 21st century and the artificialization of the world’.
Read more BSP Podcast: Andreas Sandner asks… ‘Visible Odours?’
The next episode of our podcast continues with a presentation from our 2019 annual conference held in Manchester last summer.
Read more Call for Reviewers: Phenomenological Reviews (July 2020)
The online journal Phenomenological Reviews seeks reviewers for twenty new books (all from 2019-2020). Check out this great book selection…
Read more Out Now – ‘The Phenomenological Movement’ (Azimuth, 1/2020)
New issue of “Azimuth. Philosophical Coordinates in Modern and Contemporary Age” focuses upon the forerunners, contemporaries, and successors of Husserl.
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