Deadline Jan 16th for abstracts for a conference on late modern philosophy (roughly Hegel to Stebbing) in Durham, UK latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
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Deadline Jan 16th for abstracts for a conference on late modern philosophy (roughly Hegel to Stebbing) in Durham, UK latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
Deadline Jan 16th for abstracts for a conference on late modern philosophy (roughly Hegel to Stebbing) in Durham, UK latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
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Check out my good friend @niallroe.bsky.social's new paper on Charles S. Peirce on Experiment: philpapers.org/rec/ROECPA-2
Sounds great. Love the crisp distortion
'To celebrate the successful BSHP New Texts in the History of Philosophy series published by OUP, all BSHP members now receive a 30% discount on all OUP books. Here's the link to become a member: bshp.org.uk/members/
Beyoncé performing in a white cowboy outfit with her daughter Blue Ivy
Karen O with a spiky helmet, fringed cape, huge KO letters on her front performing with her arms stretched out
I wrote about how two icons, Beyoncé and Karen O, helped me through the ordeal of hitting puberty in the early 2000s for @thenewworldmag.bsky.social
Beyoncé, Karen O and getting past the male gaze
app.theneweuropean.co.uk/story/137746...
Thanks for the fascinating paper! I really enjoyed it and look forward to reading the published version!
I enjoyed running this conference so much that I’m going to do it again. “Northern Seminar in Late Modern Philosophy II” will be in Durham next June. CFP deadline Jan 16th latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
I enjoyed running this conference so much that I’m going to do it again. “Northern Seminar in Late Modern Philosophy II” will be in Durham next June. CFP deadline Jan 16th latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
Philosophy Friends, & Fellow Colleagues. Join The Idealist Society of North America for a conversation with David Collins, co-editor of Interpreting Collingwood, a new volume intended to expand interest in Collingwood's works. @benjaminnorris.bsky.social
ZOOM Link: rowan.zoom.us/j/8280557732...
A short essay by me on pragmatism.
psyche.co/ideas/to-res... @psyche.co @cherylmisak.bsky.social @roberttalisse.bsky.social
Warmest congratulations to this year's BSHP/BJHP prize-winners!
The Rogers Prize has been awarded to Jari Kaukua (University of Jyväskylä)
The Beaney Prize has been awarded to Aminah Hasan-Birdwell (Emory University)
Dr Saloni de Souza (Bath Spa) delivered a fantastic keynote lecture at our annual Conference in Cambridge last week: "Mixing Up the Medicine: Garcia de Orta on the Problems with Eurocentric Philosophy" 👇
#philsky
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVVc...
Fantastic album. Fantastic thread.
The British Society for the History of Philosophy announces the winners of three prizes...
Cracking new paper on therapeutic silence by Jae Sul.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
We wrapped up day 2 of the annual conference with a moving panel in memory of Bob Stern, with contributions by BSHP Chair Susan James, @jeremydunham.bsky.social, @joe-saunders.bsky.social & Béatrice Han-Pile
📍 @cambridgeuni.bsky.social
@cambridgephilos.bsky.social
#philsky
📣 The BSHP Antognazza Lecture 2025 will be delivered by Professor Sandrine Bergès on the topic "‘Enslaved’ Women and Monstrous Men – Mary Astell, The Mancini Marriage and the case of Katherine Auker"
📍11 Nov. 2025 (6pm), The Newcastle Literary and Philosophical Library
bshp.org.uk/events/bshp-...
A poster for a Res Philosophica conference titled Pragmatism and Scientific Inquiry. The conference is April 25 to 26 at St. Louis University. There is a webpage for more info that is on the resphilosophica.org website for conferences. It is open to the public and registration is requested. Speakers listed are Holly Andersen, Matthew Brown, Sharyn Clough, Sabina Leonelli, Joseph Rouse, and David Stump.
Some pragmatism and scientific inquiry coming up, St. Louis in late April
#philsci #philsky
Prof. Pauline Kleingeld's (University of Groningen) BSHP 2024 Antognazza lecture, "Republican Themes in Kant's Moral Theory", is now available to watch!👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpLg...
Steve Malkmus of Pavement
GWF Hegel of German idealism.
Is it just me or is Steve Malkmus (Pavement) slowly turning into GWF Hegel (German idealism)?!? 🤔 #PhilSky #Hegel #Pavement
Really pleased to announce that the inaugural Annual Lecture in Culture and Technology at Northeastern University London will be delivered by Mazviita Chirimuuta (Edinburgh).
More info & register for free: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-annual...
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In case anyone is in Oxford in the early summer, it would be lovely to see you at my Locke Lectures, running each Wednesday at 5pm from 30th April to 4th June (details in the link).
Title: From a Point of View
Abstract in comments.
www.philosophy.ox.ac.uk/john-locke-l...
I could be wrong, but I very much doubt that Leibnizians have any such advantage over Spinozists on the job market.
There’s a Spinoza circle in the UK and nothing equivalent for Leibniz. However, I would guess that there’s probably about the same number of Spinoza and Leibniz scholars
Deadline Jan 15th for abstracts for a conference on late modern philosophy (roughly Hegel to Stebbing) in Durham, UK latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
Deadline Jan 15th for abstracts for a conference on late modern philosophy (roughly Hegel to Stebbing) in Durham, UK latemodernphilosophy.weebly.com
I did my first "Sounds interesting, let's touch base after the holidays" today, and it felt great. Did not specify that I meant Easter. They'll figure it out.