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SUMMARY:Andrea Reichenberger - "On God and Formal Logic"
DESCRIPTION:The Verein für Herforder Geschichte e.V.\, in cooperation with the VHS Herford\, cordially invites you to Dr. Andrea Reichenberger’s talk “On God and Formal Logic” on Elisabeth of Herford’s correspondence with the philosophers of her time. \nElisabeth\, Princess of Herford (1618-1680)\, was a prominent figure in her time as the daughter of the Palatine Elector and Bohemian Winter King Frederick V\, and granddaughter of the English King James I. René Descartes\, with whom Elisabeth had a close friendship\, did not accidentally dedicate his work to her. Elisabeth also had close contacts with Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz\, Anna Maria van Schurman and other scholars. \nIn 2018 Elisabeth von der Pfalz would have celebrate her 400th birthday. This talk will also stimulate the activities planned in Herford. \nSpeaker: Andrea Reichenberger\, Dr. phil\, is a researcher at the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists at the University of Paderborn. Her research focuses on women’s research in the history of logic\, mathematics and physics. \nContact:\nE-mail: andrea.reichenberger@upb.de\nWebsite: https://independent.academia.edu/AndreaReichenberger
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/andrea-reichenberger-on-god-and-formal-logic/
LOCATION:Daniel-Pöppelmann-Haus\, Deichtorwall 2\, Herford\, (NRW)\, 32052\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Between HeForShe and Misogyny
DESCRIPTION:The HeForShe campaign of the UN sets a historical milestone in the fight for gender equality. The inclusion of men and boys in a movement that once began as women’s fight for human rights shows a fundamental change in the mindset of people: gender equality effects everyone and is in the interest of both\, men and women. \nAt the same time\, however\, as seen in the US presidential election campaign with the “Grab them by the pussy” scandal\, those opposed to gender equality initiated a counter movement that tries to undermine the rising solidarity between men and women. As a consequence\, the movement for gender equality is now facing an unprecedented wave of misogyny. \nOn international women’s day students of the project seminar “Philosophische Geschlechtertheorien” at the University Paderborn present this actual clash of the extremes in a panel discussion.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/panel-discussion-between-heforshe-and-misogyny/
LOCATION:Historisches Rathaus\, Rathauspl. 1\, Paderborn\, (NRW)\, 33098\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="In der Philosophie zu Hause (IPH)":MAILTO:ana.rodrigues@uni-paderborn.de
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SUMMARY:Andrea Reichenberger - "Luise Lange: Pionierin der Relativitätstheorie"
DESCRIPTION:In the library archive of the Göttingen University\, there is a manuscript on the lecture of the famous mathematician David Hilbert\, titled “Statistical Mechanics” (1914)\, elaborated by Luise Lange (1891-1987). Her name can not be found in dictionaries\, biographies\, bibliographies\, on the Internet\, or in the list of German mathematicians and physicists.\nAndrea Reichenberger will report on her discovery of a remarkable woman and scientist. She follows Luise Lang’s path through Göttingen to New York and Chicago\, from the revolutionary upheavals in physics in the early 20th century to the exciting collaboration between American and Russian mathematicians during the Cold War. Dr. Andrea Reichenberger is a science historian and philosopher of the Paderborn University’s Center for the “History of Women Philosophers and Scientists”. \nSpeaker:\nDr. Andrea Reichenberger\, University of Paderborn
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/andrea-reichenberger-luise-lange-pionierin-der-relativitaetstheorie/
LOCATION:Hörsaal BiK-F\, Georg-Voigt-Str. 14-16\, Frankfurt\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Sandrine Bergès - "Uneducated Nature and Epistemic Authority: How to Talk about Olympe de Gouges in Philosophy Class"
DESCRIPTION:As part of the project Bridging the Gender Gap through Time: How Women Philosophers of the Past have Contributed to Today’s Thought\, Dr. Sandrine Bergès (Bilkent University) gives a talk on the French female philosopher Olympe de Gouges at King’s College London: “Uneducated nature and epistemic authority: how to talk about Olympe de Gouges in philosophy class”. \nLocation: room SW1.17 (Ante Room)\, Somerset House East Wing\, The Dickson Poon School of Law\, King’s College London\, Strand\, WC2R 2LS. \nUnlike her contemporary Mary Wollstonecraft\, Olympe de Gouges valued nature over education. Nature unimpeded\, she argued\, is always good and can serve as a reliable moral guide even for those who are educated. Education\, on the other hand\, corrupts nature. Gouges made this point both by putting herself forward as an uneducated citizen who benefits society\, and by showing how privileging education over nature resulted in severe injustice being perpetrated and against enslaved African people and women. \nEmphasising the fact that women’s philosophical writing is often to be found in non-traditional genres\, I use a variety of texts from her theatre\, political tracts as well as a philosophical discourse to show how Gouges develops this argument and applied it to topics such as women’s condition and slavery. \nAll are very welcome\, including research students interested in learning more about how to publish on the history of women thinkers.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/sandrine-berges-uneducated-nature-and-epistemic-authority-how-to-talk-about-olympe-de-gouges-in-philosophy-class/
LOCATION:Room SW1.17 (Ante Room)\, Somerset House East Wing\, WC2R 2LS\, London\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Feminist Utopias: Transforming the Present of Philosophy - Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:The Symposion “Feminist Utopias” is hosted by Reykjavik University\, Feminist Philosophy and NSU Study Circle Feminist Philosophy. Keynotes will be delivered by Prof. Alison Jagger\, Assoc. Prof. Kristie Dotson\, Prof. Nancy Bauer\, Prof. Ruth Hagengruber\, and Dr. Willow Verkerk. \nCo-hosted by Feminist Philosophy: Transforming Philosophy at The University of Iceland and NSU Study Circle Feminist Philosophy: Time\, History and the Transformation of Thought\nKeynote speakers:\nAlison Jaggar University of Colorado\, Boulder\nKristie Dotson Michigan State University\nNancy Bauer Tufts University\nRuth Hagengruber University of Paderborn\nWillow Verkerk Kingston University\nTheme of the symposium: \nFeminist Utopias -Transforming the Present of Philosophy\nSome of the most ground-breaking inventions in contemporary philosophy have come from feminist philosophy. More gender-conscious conceptions of humans have modified and enriched traditional philosophical ideas about epistemic\, ethical and political subjects\, and our understanding of the past of philosophy has been improved by recent scholarship on women in the history of philosophy. However\, the transformative potential of feminist philosophy for renewing the discipline in terms of canon\, concepts\, histories\, institutional cultures\, content\, and plurality of styles has not yet been actualized. The feminist utopias envisioned by feminist philosophers across traditional philosophical divides and cultures possess the potential for invigorating philosophy and bringing it back to basic questions of philosophy born out of wonder or frustration. Such utopias are not idealistic but represent our striving for a more realistic grasp of who we are and how we experience the world. The inherent tension between the particular and the universal\, the private and the public\, so strongly debated within feminist philosophy is a resource for disclosing new philosophical futures.\nOver the course of four days we will explore these themes together. The first day will be spent at the University of Iceland in Reykjavík where we will listen to keynote speakers in an open conference. In the evening we leave for Skálholt which is a beautiful historic place in the south of Iceland\, about an hour’s drive from Reykjavík. In Skálholt we will have a three-day workshop with paper presentations and discussion sessions.\nThe symposium provides a space for theoretical experimentation and cross-fertilization of methodologies and ideas. It aims to develop insights that could be used for further research within philosophy\, literature\, history of ideas and related areas. We welcome proposals for presentations at the workshop in Skálholt.\nFormat of the presentation:\nEach presentation will have 30 minutes for presentation and discussion.\nTo submit a proposal please send via email to the coordinators: feministphilosophy@nsuweb.org or eyjabryn@hi.is\nA written proposal (350 words) with a title and descriptive subtitle.\nA short bio (200 words)\nIf you would like to attend the symposium without presenting\, please email a short bio.\nThe deadline to submit proposals is November 15\, 2016. \nContact persons are Sigríður Þorgeirsdóttir sigrthor@hi.is  and Eyja M. Brynjarsdóttir eyjabryn@hi.is.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/in-progress-feminist-utopias-transforming-the-present-of-philosophy/
LOCATION:Skálholt\, Bláskógabyggð\, Suðurland\, Iceland
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