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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.

Timeline on Edith Stein

Did you know that Edith Stein obtained her doctorate summa cum laude under the supervision of Edmund Husserl in 1916? This and many more facts will be revealed in our timeline detailing the life and work of early women phenomenologists!

Video: Antonio Calcagno on Women in Phenomenology

Want to know what women brought to the early phenomenology movement? Watch Antonio Calcagno in conversation with Ruth Hagengruber on phenomenology, Edith Stein and Gerda Walther.

ECC: Empathy in Edith Stein

Read about the concept of empathy in Edith Stein's philosophy.

The Monist: The History of Women’s Ideas

What progress has the inclusion of women into the historical canon of philosophy made in the past 40 years? Find out in the introduction to the special issue of the Monist on the history of women's ideas by Karen Green and Ruth Hagengruber!

Timeline of Women Philosophers

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

St Petersburg Manuscripts

Did you know that Émilie du Châtelet's translation of Newton's Principia remained the standard French edition of that text for the following two centuries? Find out more about our digital project on Émilie du Châtelet's unpublished manuscripts here.

ECC: Action in Hannah Arendt

Read more about how the concept of natality is related to Hannah Arendt's definition of action.

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