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SUMMARY:Radicalism and Compromise
DESCRIPTION:The Center for Ethics\, Politics and Society (CEPS) – formerly the Political Theory Group – of the University of Minho\, is pleased to announce the III  Braga Colloquium in the History of Moral and Political Philosophy\, an international annual conference to be held every year in January at the University of Minho in Braga\, Portugal. The purpose of this conference series is to promote the study of the tradition of political and moral philosophy and its legacy in shaping our institutions\, culture and beliefs. But it will focus on how this tradition can contribute to tackling the challenges our societies are facing today. Every year the conference will have a specific theme\, which will be chosen by taking into consideration the current global political situation. \nIn line with the spirit behind this new series of conferences\, the third edition of the Braga Colloquium in the History of Moral and Political Philosophy will be dedicated to explore the ideas of “radicalism” and “compromise”.\nPolitics has frequently been defined as the art of the possible or the art of compromise. More dramatically\, it has been depicted as the realm of Faustian deals and tragic choices. Max Weber famously wrote that the political call demands endurance in the face of disappointment. It is the realm of frustration and sacrifices\, of fragile equilibriums between fiat justitia and raison d’état. \nSometimes the existence of political structures of accountability relaxes the dependence on character\, reputation\, and honor among conflicting parties. Reasonable civic duties suffice to deflate social conflicts and to compensate offended actors. Lacking these institutions\, integrity becomes non-negotiable for social trust. \nOn occasion\, however\, a social order of tolerance would not emerge without sacrificing the moral integrity of former heroes that we now consider dogmatic integrists. Conversely\, this institutional order of tolerance also allows the political space for the reconstruction of identity claims for recognition that derive their radical strength from their intrinsic aversion to political settlement. \nFrom a historical point of view\, our political languages and attitudes towards compromise\, negotiation\, bargaining\, and agreement have changed in a myriad of contexts and traditions. As so did our conceptions of what seemed once worth sacrificing or defending. \nThe aim of this Colloquium is to bring to the fore philosophical treatments from various philosophical traditions of these aspects of political activity\, and to do so from an historical perspective that might help us shed light on the shape of things as they are now. \n​The Colloquium welcomes original explorations of political conflicts that illuminate these dimensions of conceptual change in radicalism and compromise from different traditions and perspectives. \nThe keynote speaker will be Prof. Avishai Margalit (The Faculty of Humanities at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem). \nThe official language of the conference will be English. \n  \nCall for Papers\n\nPlease note that the organizers encourage submissions about the contribution of women philosophers of the past. \nAbstract submission:\nProposals must contain an abstract (400-500 words) prepared for blind review\, along with 5 keywords. Please provide your name\, contact information\, affiliation\, and a short 2-3 line bio.\nProposals must be sent via this Registration Form.\nFurther queries can be directed to >bragacolloquium@gmail.com \nDeadline for abstract submissions: November 15\, 2017.\nDeadline for notification of acceptance: November 26\, 2017.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/radicalism-and-compromise/
LOCATION:Instituto de Letras e Ciências Humanas\, University of Minho. Campus de Gualtar.\, 4710-057 Braga\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Colloquium
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SUMMARY:Early Modern Analyses of Male Dominance as Tyranny
DESCRIPTION:Two 17th century Venetian women\, Lucrezia Marinella and Arcangela Tarabotti\, argued that the power men exercised over women should be conceptualized as tyranny.  Their aim in so doing was to expose that power as a political injustice.  In disputing the claim that the authority of men over women was grounded in nature they contributed to making sexual inequality visible as a political phenomenon. In this paper I sketch the context in which Marinella and Taribotti wrote\, and explore their different claims and arguments.  I argue that in insisting on the natural\, divinely bestowed liberty and rational capacity of women in their criticism of masculine tyranny they laid the foundation for later efforts to gain the rights of political participation for women.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/early-modern-analyses-of-male-dominance-as-tyranny/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180216T130000
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SUMMARY:Frauen - Das käufliche Geschlecht
DESCRIPTION:This panel discussion is organized by the working group “Frauenrechte sind Menschenrechte“\, the project “In der Philosophie zu Hause“\, its related student group PEGASUS and the women’s shelter in Paderborn. \nProstitution\, from the Latin prostituere = flaunt\, denotes the performance of sexual acts as a trade. Prostitution is often referred to as the “oldest trade in the world”\, but in fact can only be found in patriarchally organized cultures that introduced private property and the gender division of labor. The social evaluation of prostitution is culture-dependent\, it varies according to prevailing ideological and religious prejudices. However\, prostitutes have always been stigmatized\, discriminated against and often exploited. Since the late twentieth century\, prostitution associations and human rights organizations try to stop this discrimination and exploitation. However\, what action needs to be taken is discussed controversially. Some call for a legal recognition for prostitution as work\, others fight for the abolition of this social practice\, which is considered a violation of human dignity. The discussion about legalization or criminalization of prostitution and all involved is controversial worldwide. \nWith this debate\, the action day “Frauen – Das käufliche Geschlecht (Women – The Gender For Sale)” Day would like to make a contribution to the special situation in Germany. What regulates the German Prostitution Protection Act? What is the situation of prostituting women in Germany? And how do the communities deal with prostitution? The German Prostitution Protection Act incorporates a regulatory principle in dealing with commercial prostitution\, but many serious problems remain. Is the abolition principle\, also called the Nordic model\, also a solution for Germany? \nWe would like to discuss these and other questions with experts and the audience. \nAll interested parties are welcome to attend! \nRegistration under: frauenrechte-sind-menschenrechte@web.de \n 
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/frauen-das-kaufliche-geschlecht/
LOCATION:University Paderborn\, Warburger Str. 100\, Paderborn\, Nordrhein-Westfalen\, 33098\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion
ORGANIZER;CN="In der Philosophie zu Hause (IPH)":MAILTO:ana.rodrigues@uni-paderborn.de
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SUMMARY:Bridging the Gender Gap Through Time: How Women Philosophers of the Past Contributed to Today's Thought
DESCRIPTION:Women have had a far deeper and more extensive influence on the history than is commonly realised. Far from confining their interests to questions of gender and domestic matters\, women have been writing on all aspects of philosophy for as long as such a discipline can be identified. Indeed\, it is often surprising just how much high quality philosophical and political thought women have produced throughout history given that so few of the writers are known outside of a few specialist departments.\nAcross history\, women’s writing is now being recovered not as marginal but as theoretically important in its own right. Amongst the many names one could list\, we might think of Hildegard von Bingen and Christine de Pizan from the Middle Ages; Margaret Cavendish\, Anne Conway\, and Mary Astell in the Early Modern Period; Catharine Macaulay\, Mary Wollstonecraft\, Anna Laetitia Barbauld\, as well as Olympe de Gouges and Sophie de Grouchy\, in the revolutionary period of the Enlightenment; to say nothing of Mary Prince\, Harriet Jacobs\, and Sojourner Truth amongst the numerous slave and abolitionist writings of the nineteenth century.\nIn spite of the many difficulties women have had in making their voices heard philosophically – women did not have access to the highest levels of education\, they often had to confine themselves to safe subjects to avoid social censure\, they frequently found it necessary to write anonymously or to destroy one’s work\, and they were in any case not normally taken seriously – their work far was more influential in their own time than we often realize today\, and it still has the potential to speak to us in our own time through its influence on contemporary debates and issues.\nThe purpose of this conference is both to raise awareness of the rich historical tradition of women’s philosophy as well as to help make the connection with current social\, moral\, political and philosophical debate by bringing neglected women writers\, past and present\, into dialogue with today’s discourses.\nWe invite submissions for papers on any related theme\, including but not limited to those named above. We are also interested in papers focused on women writing from a non-Western tradition\, or under conditions of social or political oppression today. Presentations may address any area of philosophy\, or of social\, moral and political thinking more widely conceived. Some suggested topics include women philosophers on education\, social reform\, or revolution. \nConvenors: Sandrine Bergès (Bilkent)\, Alan Coffee (King’s)\nKeynote Speakers: Eileen Hunt Botting (Notre Dame) and TBA \nCall for Papers \nProgram
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/bridging-the-gender-gap-through-time-how-women-philosophers-of-the-past-contributed-to-todays-thought/
LOCATION:King’s College London\, The Strand\, London\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Julia Lerius - ""The Soul in the Body is Like Sap in a Tree” – Reconsidering Hildegard of Bingen’s Philosophical Perspective on the Body and Soul Relation"
DESCRIPTION:The purpose of this conference is both to raise awareness of the rich historical tradition of women’s philosophy as well as to help make the connection with current social\, moral\, political and philosophical debate by bringing neglected women writers\, past and present\, into dialogue with today’s discourses. \nConvenors: Sandrine Bergès (Bilkent)\, Alan Coffee (King’s) \nJulia Lerius (Paderborn University) will talk about Hildegard’s of Bingen philosophical perspective on the body and soul relation and give some impulses for future discussions.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/julia-lerius-the-soul-in-the-body-is-like-sap-in-a-tree-reconsidering-hildegard-of-bingens-philosophical-perspective-on-the-body-and-soul-relation/
LOCATION:King’s College London\, The Strand\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Was bin ich – als Mensch? Philosophische Anthropologie und ihre Synthese von Selbsterfahrung und Menschenkenntnis
DESCRIPTION:“Nach einigen Jahrzehnten des Schlummers ist die philosophische Anthropologie wieder erwacht” schrieb Kurt Bayerz 2011 und er führt das neuerliche Nachdenken über den Menschen und seine Natur auf Fortschritte der modernen Biowissenschaften und die mit ihnen verbundenen praktischen Möglichkeiten der Biotechnologie zurück. \nDabei ist die »philosophische Anthropologie« erst am Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts auf den Begriff gekommen. Ihre Entstehungsgeschichte ist vom Bewusstsein getragen\, durch den Verlust von Denktraditionen und den Zusammenbruch von Weltanschauungen an einem Wendepunkt der Geschichte zu stehen\, der in seiner Unausweichlichkeit jeden Vergleich mit anderen Epochen der Sozial- und Geistesgeschichte außer Kraft setzt\, wie Gerald Hartung erst kürzlich feststellte. \nZiel der Tagung wird er daher sein\, auch im Hinblick auf den Abiturschwerpunkt 2019 „Was ist der Mensch?“\, das Gespräch zu öffnen zwischen empirischen Anthropologien einerseits und Denkansätzen\, die in der Tradition des Idealismus und Kulturalismus stehen. \n 
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/was-bin-ich-als-mensch-philosophische-anthropologie-und-ihre-synthese-von-selbsterfahrung-und-menschenkenntnis/
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Ruth Hagengruber - "Philosophinnen in die Schule – eine politische Forderung"
DESCRIPTION:Christine de Pizan (1365 – 1430) sagte\,sie wolle nicht den „Meinungen der alten Theologen und Philosophen folgen“\, sondern sich vielmehr „ihres eigenen Verstandes“ bedienen\, als sie die gesellschaftliche Herabwürdigung der Frauen im öffentlichen Leben ihrer Zeit als ungerechtfertigt zurückwies. \nOlympe de Gouges (1748 – 1793) forderte die gleichen Bürgerrechte für Frauen wie für Männer und empfahl den Frauen\, keine Regierung anzuerkennen\, in der sie nicht die Hälfte der Repräsentantinnen stellten. Sie zahlte den Preis dafür auf der Guillotine. \nDie uns heute zur Verfügung stehenden Materialien sind dank der digitalen Techniken immens. In den letzten dreißig Jahren wurde eine großartige Forschung zu den Ideen der Philosophinnen vorgelegt. Nun ist es an den etablierten Institutionen\, diese Erkenntnisse auch in den Schulunterricht zu überführen und die Philosophinnen in den Unterricht zu integrieren. \nProf. Dr. Ruth Hagengruber ist Professorin für Philosophie und Leiterin des philosophischen Instituts an der Universität \nPaderborn sowie Leiterin des Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists. \n  \n 
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/ruth-hagengruber-philosophinnen-in-die-schule-eine-politische-forderung/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Julia Lerius - "Was bin ich – eine Einheit aus Leib und Seele?"
DESCRIPTION:Eine philosophische Annährung an Hildegards von Bingen (1098 – 1179) Verständnis von Leib und Seele mit Impulsen für den Philosophieunterricht. Der im Rahmenplan Philosophie festgelegte Arbeitsbereich „Anthropologie und Kultur“  behandelt zentrale Anliegen der philosophischen Anthropologie. \nDie Frage nach dem Verhältnis von Leib und Seele ist ein Schwerpunkt des Arbeitsbereichs. Dieser Workshop bietet Impulse für die Integration der Leib-Seele-Problematik anhand von Textauszügen aus Hildegards von Bingen Werk „Scivias“ (dt. Übertragung)\, die den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern des Workshops zugänglich gemacht werden. Die Bestimmung von Leib und Seele\, ihre Relation zueinander und die kontextuale Verortung von Vernunft\, Verstand und Wille sind Aspekte\, die im Mittelpunkt des Workshops stehen.
URL:https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/event/julia-lerius-was-bin-ich-eine-einheit-aus-leib-und-seele/
LOCATION:Landesinstitut für Lehrerbildung und Schulentwicklung\, Felix-Dahn-Straße 3\, Hamburg\, 20357\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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