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St Petersburg Manuscripts are now online!

The Center presents the First Digital and the First Historical-Critical Edition of Émilie Du Châtelet's Early Works.

ECC Portuguese Translators

Cooperation between the Federal Universities of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and the University of Paderborn, Dr Katarina Peixoto, Dr Pedro Pricladnitzky and Professor Edgar Marques contributed up to 70 Portuguese translations for the ECC

Video: Mette Lebech on Edith Stein

Watch Ruth E. Hagengruber, director of the CenterHWPS, talk with Mette Lebech about her reflections on Edith Stein.

ECC: Self in Edith Stein

Read about the concept of self in Edith Stein (1891-1942).

Video: Introduction to the Timeline on Women Phenomenologists

Have you heard of our new Timeline on Women Phenomenologists? Watch Julia Mühl, coordinator of the CenterHWPS directed by Ruth E. Hagengruber, give an Introduction to the Timeline!

Launch: Timeline on Edith Stein

We are happy to introduce you to our new timeline on Edith Stein!

BBC Podcast on Émilie Du Châtelet

Listen to the BBC Podcast on "Emilie du Chatelet: a free-spirited physicist" to discover a pioneering Enlightenment scientist whose work was unjustly sidelined after her untimely death.

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.

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