Author Archives: Sandrine Berges

Are you an early career scholar, assistant or associate professor, a PhD student, or post-doc working on women in the history of philosophy or simply interested in joining a network of enthusiastic scholars studying and reviving the work of women … Continue reading →

You can find the ad posted on the ENN website, in both French and English. https://www.newnarrativesinphilosophy.net/2022-23-post-doc-ad.html  L’annonce est publiée sur le site Web de ENN, en français et en anglais. https://www.newnarrativesinphilosophy.net/2022-23-appel-post-doc.html

New Voices Talk Series – Women in History on Education Opening Keynote Presentation and Interview:  30/10 3pm CET (Saturday): Sylvana Tomaselli (St John’s College, Cambridge): Wollstonecraft and Education as Exercise of Body and Mind 25/11 4pm CET: Emanuele Costa (Vanderbilt … Continue reading →

Women in controversy in Early Modern Italy. Italian Learned Ladies 1500-1700 Itinerari is planning an issue devoted to Italian women’s contribution to intellectual controversies in the early modern period, (edited by Giuliana Di Biase, Valentina Zaffino and Emilio M. De Tommaso). Details … Continue reading →

The following announcement is from Sarah Hutton: The International Society for Intellectual History is pleased to invite you to our new seminar series, Women in Intellectual History, which will take place in Autumn/Winter 2021. Women thinkers and their writings are still underrepresented … Continue reading →

Early Career Researchers reading groups – call for participants For 2021-22, the Early Career Researchers Committee for the Extending New Narratives Partnership Project will be running a few online reading groups in the history of philosophy. Please feel free to forward this … Continue reading →

The School of Liberal Arts, University of Wollongong invites you attend the online Agora Speaker Series on Thursday 5 August, 3.30 to 5.00 PM AEST. Register here Dr Sophie Frazer (University of Wollongong) “Speaking brokenly”: Reading Romola with Spinoza  George Eliot’s historical romance Romola (1862-3) has … Continue reading →

IAPh 2021 Defining the Future, Rethinking the Past (18-21 July): NEWS THE XVIIIth SYMPOSIUM OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN PHILOSOPHERS Paderborn University, Germany July 18-21, 2021 Registrations NOW OPEN here: https://events.uni-paderborn.de/event/118/registrations/84/ Information on the conference program, keynote speakers, workshops, … Continue reading →

In the winter, I published a post advertising a philosophical mystery. In a book by Anna Julia Cooper, A Voice from the South, I had found a quote by Germaine de Stael. Happiness consists not in perfections attained, but in … Continue reading →