This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Margaret Steele present a paper from our 2020 online annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
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BSP Podcast: Pablo Andreu on Phenomenology and Patient Agency
This new episode of the BSP Podcast sees Pablo Andreu present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
Read more BSP Podcast: Caroline Greenwood Dower on Experiences of Anxiety
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Caroline Greenwood Dower present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
Read more BSP Podcast: Joe Smeeton on phenomenology and child protection
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Joe Smeeton present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
Read more BSP Podcast: Maja Berseneva on ‘The transformative power of vulnerability’
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Maja Berseneva present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
Read more BSP Podcast: Halák & Kříž on Merleau-Ponty & phenomenological physiotherapy
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Jan Halák and Petr Kříž present a paper from our 2020 annual conference.
Read more BSP Podcast: Miriam Ambrosino on Aesthetic Experience in Phenomenological Practice
This episode of the BSP Podcast sees Miriam Ambrosino present a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’ Online.
Read more BSP Podcast: Jamie Murphy – ‘The Angry is Always Right’
This episode sees Jamie Murphy present ‘The Angry is Always Right’, a paper from our 2020 annual conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
Read more BSP Podcast: Danielle Petherbridge & Natalia Burakowska on Dementia
This episode sees Burakowska & Petherbridge outline ‘An Embodied-Cognitive Approach to Dementia’. A paper from our 2020 conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
Read more BSP Podcast: Sophie Loidolt ‘Order, Experience, and Critique’
Professor Loidolt explores the phenomenological method in political and legal theory. A keynote paper from our 2020 conference, ‘Engaged Phenomenology’.
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