The authors of this blog are getting together again, with some illustrious companions, to discuss the social and political philosophy of Wollstonecraft.
Here is the advert, below.
Please come and join in the discussion!
We are pleased to announce a one day conference on the Social and Political Thought of Mary Wollstonecraft to be held on Thursday 30th May at Birkbeck College, London.
While long admired as an inspirational and visionary feminist writer, only recently has Wollstonecraft been rediscovered as an important and innovative philosopher and political theorist in her own right. The papers in this gathering explore Wollstonecraft’s ideas both in relation to other female writers of the period and as providing valuable insights into issues of contemporary political relevance such as the nature of rights and the accommodation of cultural diversity.
Everyone is extremely welcome. If you have any queries about the event please contact Alan Coffee (alancoffee@alancoffee.com).
Speakers:
Barbara Taylor (London)
Quentin Skinner (London)
Susan James (London) Sandrine Bergès (Bilkent)
Lena Halldenius (Lund)
Martina Reuter (Helsinki/Jyväskylä)
Alan Coffee (London)
Location: Room B36, Main Building, Birkbeck College, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HX
Time: 9am-5pm
Further details here.
Programme here.
Event Facebook page here.
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