The following section details the individual sessions and the names of the course instructors. It is important to note that all is subject to change.

Women Philosophers in Antiquity:

Chelsea Harry: An Alternate Origin Story: Sappho of Lesvos and Ancient Greek Philosophy

Kris Mclain: Theorizing Power: Ancient Women Philosophers on the Maintenance of the State

Women in the Middle Ages:

Elodie Pinel: Mystics Women as Philosophers: Revisiting the History of Middle Ages Philosophy

Sina Menke : « Tacheles! » – Dialectical Self-Defense in Christine de Pizan’s La Cité des Dames

Women in the (Early) Modern Period:

David Harmon: Images and imagination in Anne Conway’s Vitalistic Inversion of Mechanical Philosophy

Juliette Morice: tbc

Björn Freter: Polite Insurrection. Johanna Charlotte Unzer’s Outline of Worldly Wisdom for Women

Émilie du Châtelet:

Pierpaolo Betti: Du Châtelet’s Influence on Kant’s Natural Philosophy

Clara Carus: Du Châtelet’s Metaphysics: The Knowable and Unknowable

Ana Rodrigues: Embodiment and Rational Agency in Du Châtelet’s Moral Theory

Women in the History of Medicine:

Jil Muller: The Female Body in the Early Modern Period

Fabrizio Bigotti: Giovanni Marinelli on Women’s Illnesses

Julia Lerius: Embodied Knowledge: Vision, Medicine, and Authority in Hildegard of Bingen; Rethinking Knowledge Beyond Scholastic Epistemology

Women in Ecofeminism:

Aristi Trendel; Theodora Tsimpouki: Feminist Ecocriticism: From Mary Shelley to Han Kang

Anastasia Guidi: Anne Conway in Brazil: vitalist ontologies, ecofeminism and successor science to keep the forest standing

Women Philosophers and Global Culture:

Namita Herzl: Philosophies of Women Beyond the Canon

Abosede Ipadeola: African Storytelling as Philosophical/Feminist Practice

Rutte Andrade: African Feminist Epistemologies: Philosophical Foundations of Batuku and Tina

Women in Phenomenology:

Julia Mühl: Gerda Walther – Between Social Determinism and Free Will

Antonio Calcagno: tbc

Women in Theology:

Katrin König: Faith Seeking Experience. The Question of Divine Presence in Female Perspectives

Aurélien Chukurian: The Principles of Conway in light of its theological scope

Women in Economics, Politics, and Society

Federica Giardini: Gender and Economics: Regimes of Visibility, Regimes of Value

Gabriele Schimmenti: Women Philosophers and Emancipation in Nineteenth Century Germany

Pedro Pricladnitzky: Press and Political Power: Women Writers, Education, and Suffrage in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

Women in the Philosophy of Science and Logic:

Andrea Reichenberger: Magdalena Aebi

Michele Vagnetti: Wilma Papst on Frege

EcoTechGender:

Ma Theresa Payongayong: EcoTechGender and the Politics of Women’s Space

Women and Sexuality:

Aurélie Knufer: A queer history of philosophy? Methodological reflections based on the work of Mary Wollstonecraft 

Radical Feminism:

Luka Borsic: tbc

Ivana S. Karasman: tbc

Women in Culture and Arts:

Vera Grund: tbc

Lena Frömmel: The first female composer! – Again?

Women Philosophers and Teaching:

Daniela Zumpf: Some suggestions on teaching Simone de Beauvoir’s philosophy in middle school classes

Felix Grewe/Jil Muller: Teaching material from the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists

Digital manuscripts at the Center:

Henning Vreyborg: tbc

Pierpaolo Betti: tbc