The BSP and Exeter University are delighted to announce the third of our three keynotes: call for papers open now!
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Giovanna Colombetti – keynote at BSP 2022 annual conference: Engaged Phenomenology II
The BSP & Exeter University are delighted to announce the second of our three keynotes. Call for papers open now!
Read more Alia Al-Saji – keynote at BSP 2022 annual conference: Engaged Phenomenology II
The BSP and Exeter University are delighted to announce the first of our three keynotes – CfP is open now!
Read more ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’ – Call for Papers – BSP Annual UK Conference 2022
Abstract submission system open now for ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’, University of Exeter, Tuesday 30 August – Thursday 1 September 2022.
Read more CfP: ‘Phenomenology, Disability, and Technology’ – special panel for BSP2022AC
CfP for special panel the Imagining Technologies for Disability Futures project at the 2022 BSP Annual Conference: Engaged Phenomenology II.
Read more CfP: ‘Phenomenology and Shame Experiences’ – special panel for BSP2022AC
CfP for special panel for the Shame and Medicine research project at the 2022 BSP Annual Conference: Engaged Phenomenology II.
Read more Call for Expressions of Interest to host the BSP UK Annual Conference 2023
The British Society for Phenomenology invites expressions of interest to host our UK Annual Conference in late summer of 2023.
Read more Call for Papers: ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’ – BSP Annual Conference 2022
The British Society for Phenomenology now invites abstracts for the 2022 Annual Conference: ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’, University of Exeter, UK.
Read more Call for Expressions of Interest to host the BSP UK Annual Conference 2023
The British Society for Phenomenology invites the submission of expressions of interest to host our UK Annual Conference in 2023.
Read more ‘Engaged Phenomenology II’: BSP Annual Conference 2022 (University of Exeter)
Save the dates! 30th August to 1st September 2022 : ‘Engaged Phenomenology II – Explorations of Embodiment, Emotions, and Sociality’.
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