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Video: Interview with Sarah Hutton and Sabrina Ebbersmeyer

Sarah Hutton interviews Sabrina Ebbersmeyer on why Elisabeth of Bohemia is an important figure in philosophy, how she became interested in her and what insights she gained from the process of translating Elisabeth's letter exchange with Descartes.

Launch: Timeline on Gerda Walther

We are happy to announce the launch of our timeline on Gerda Walther!

Video: Introduction to Gerda Walther (1879-1977)

Watch an introduction to Gerda Walther, one of the women in early phenomenology, by Rodney Parker!

Launch: Timeline of Women Philosophers

We are happy to announce the launch of our latest project that will redefine the history of philosophy: our timeline detailing the life and work of women philosophers!

Call for Papers: Inaugural Conference SSWPH

Inaugural Conference of the Society for the Study of Women in Phenomenology (SSWPH).

Project: Women in Early Phenomenology

One of the ongoing projects at the Center for the History of Women Philosophers is the research area "Women in Early Phenomenology" under the direction of Julia Mühl, coordinator of the Center and expert on Gerda Walther.

New Book on Czech Women Philosophers

This book examines the most important Czech women philosophers and scientists. It highlights the lives and achievements of a group that has often not received the recognition they deserve. Chapters provide a systematic description and critical evaluation of the impact these women had on the history of philosophy and science.

Video: Ronny Miron on Hedwig Conrad-Martius

Stay tuned for the launch of our timeline of women in phenomenology while watching Ronny Miron talk about how she first encountered Hedwig Conrad-Martius work and discuss her importance to the early phenomenological movement.

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