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Women Philosophers – Medieval and Renaissance Periods

At the Libori Summer School, the students were invited to read, investigate, and discuss the works, among others, of Heloise, Hildegard von Bingen, Mechthild of Magdeburg, Tullia d’Aragona, Catarina da Siena, Julian of Norwich, and the Arnauld women.

Closing Event of the Libori Summer School

Friday, July 28th, was the last day of the first international Libori Summer School at the Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists in Paderborn. After a fulfilling and exhausting week of classes, events, presentations and the general Libori-Fair, participants and faculty members gathered for the final event of the first International Libori Summer School at the Deelenhaus in the Old Town of Paderborn.

Helene von Druskowitz and Modern Misandry

While it is of no great surprise, that in the history of philosophy there are some terrible cases of misogyny, the diametrically opposed occurrence of misandry has never really been an area of academic research at philosophical institutions. At the Libori Summer School, the students were invited to catch a glimpse on this new, interesting area of research.
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