LIBORI SUMMER SCHOOL 2019 PROGRAM - History of Women Philosophers ...
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Mo. MONDAY/MONTAG 29.07.2019 Registration Foyer Building L/L-Gebäude 9:00 Welcome Prof. Dr. Birgitt Riegraf President of the University of Paderborn Prof. Dr. Ruth Hagengruber Director of the Center HWPS 9:30 Julia Mühl Coordinator of the Center HWPS Opening/Eröffnung Ruth Hagengruber Changing the Canon and the History of Philosophy 10:30 Room: L1 202 Lunch break 12:00 Mittagspause Chair: Sarah Hutton Vorsitz: Luka Boršić Caterina Pelló Sabrina Ebbersmeyer Teaching Women in Ancient Philosophy: Phintys and other Pythagoreans 13:00 Elisabeth von Böhmen (1618-1680): Metaphysik, Ethik und Politik Room: L1 202 Raum: L2 202 Coffee break 14:30 Kaffeepause Chair: Sarah Hutton Vorsitz: Sabrina Ebbersmeyer Ana Rieger Schmidt Chair: Ruth Hagengruber Andrea Reichenberger Reading Christine de Pizan as a Philo- Katharine O´Reilly & Branislav Kotoc 14:45 Logikerinnen in der philosophischen Lehre und im sopher Where’s my female Unterricht Room: L1 202 Socrates? Challenges Raum: L2 202 and Opportunities in Teaching Women in Ancient Chair: Sarah Hutton Philosophy Victoria Mateos De Manuel Room: L1 201 If we must burn Sade, what can feminist sexuality mean? 15:30 Room: L1 202 End 16:15 Ende
TUESDAY/DIENSTAG 30.07.2019 Tue. Chair/Vorsitz: Ruth Hagengruber Sarah Hutton 10:00 The History of Women Philosophers and Teaching Experiences with Anne Conway Room: L1 202 Lunch break 12:00 Mittagspause Chair: Sabrina Ebbersmeyer Chair: Jessica Harmening Vorsitz: Rebekka Böhme Sarah Scott Yuko Murakami Ariane Schneck Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: The Right of Women to Philosophize, the Limitations Women in Philosophy in Japan 13:00 Workshop zu Mary Astell of Reason, and the Use of Silence Room: L1 201 Raum: L2 202 Room: L1 202 Coffee break 14:30 Kaffeepause Chair: Julia Mühl Lisa Benossi The Concepts of Magnitude and Number in Du Châtelet Room: L1 202 Chair: Sabrina Ebbersmeyer 14:45 Vorsitz: Janica Albers Rebekka Böhme Katarina Peixoto Der Klang der Sturmglocke Feminism, history der Vernunft - of philosophy and Zentrale Ideen im Werk von conceptual analysis: an Olympe de Gouges approach of the Elisabeth Raum: L2 202 of Bohemia’s Thought Chair: Julia Mühl Room: L1 201 Amir Winer Edith Stein’s network theory as a basis for e-teaching 15:30 Room: L1 202 End 16:15 Ende
Wed. WEDNESDAY/MITTWOCH 31.07.2019 Chair: Sarah Hutton Chair: Ronny Miron Vorsitz: Ruth Hagengruber Sabrina Ebbersmeyer Luka Boršić & Ivana Skuhala Maria Nühlen Elisabeth of Bohemia (1618- 1680): Metaphysics, Ethics, Karasman Is Radical Feminism a Problem? The 10:00 Philosophinnen lehren: Philosophinnen der Antike and Politics Case of Helene Druskowitz Raum: L2 202 Room: L1 202 Room: L1 202 Lunch break 12:00 Mittagspause Chair: Ivana Skuhala Chair: Jessica Harmening Vorsitz: Maria Nühlen Karasman & Luka Boršić Janelle Pötzsch Andrea Günther Anna Christensen The Framing of the Shrew Investigation als - Harriet Taylor Mill as a Methodologie: Grüne Socken 13:00 Women in Dialogue: A Strategy to Include Women Philosopher bei Philosophinnen Ancient Philosophers in Room: L1 201 explorieren, sich beim Teaching Nachdenken über ihre Room: L1 202 Schriften beobachten lernen, Narrationen darüber erfinden Raum: L2 202 Coffee break 14:30 Kaffeepause Vorsitz: Maria Nühlen Chair: Ivana Skuhala Chair: Janelle Pötzsch Karasman & Luka Boršić Melanie Förg Carla Schriever Liebe und Intellekt – als Luciana Santos „How to stop reading white Niedrigste das Höchste The Philosophy of Lou Andreas-Salomé Room: L1 202 men“ Challenging the Philosophical Canon 14:45 denken. Eine kontrastive Einführung in Höhepunkte der Werke von Mechthild von for more Diversity and Magdeburg und Marguerite Representation Porete Room: L1 201 Raum: L2 202 Chair: Ivana Skuhala Karasman & Luka Boršić Chair: Janelle Pötzsch Neşe Aksoy Tatiana Kolomeitceva Anne Conway- Kant: Ethical Concept of Teaching Philosophy by ‚Punishment‘ Translating Women Philosophers 15:30 Room: L1 202 Room: L1 201 End 16:15 Ende
THURSDAY/DONNERSTAG 01.08.2019 Thu. Chair: Antonio Calcagno Ronny Miron From Phenomenology to Metaphysics Hedwig Conrad Martius idea of Philosophy. 10:00 Room: L1 202 Lunch break 12:00 Mittagspause Chair: Julia Mühl Chair: Ronny Miron Katarina Mihaljević Teaching Women Philoso- Vorsitz: Jessica Harmening Nastassja Pugliese phers: a Case Study of using Janelle Pötzsch & Giselle Secco Teaching Logic in Nísia Floresta Rose Rand’s Work and Life to Challenge the Traditional 13:00 Seine geniale Freundin: Harriet Taylor Mill als Philosophin Room: L1 202 Distinction between Minor RaumL2 202 and Marginalized Figures Room: L1 202 Coffee break 14:30 Kaffeepause Chair: Ronny Miron Vorsitz: Janelle Pötzsch Alzbeta Hajkova Jessica Harmening Teaching Women Philosophers: Hannah Arendt and the Perplexities of Refugee Rights 14:45 Vorsitz: Rebekka Böhme Sarah Stermann, Simge Utopien anhand des Beispiels „Herland“ von Charlotte Perkins Gilman Room: L1 202 Alunbüken, Violeta Raum: L2 202 Milicevic & Aylin Karakus Lady Welby: Chair: Janica Albers Sprachphilosophie Eveline Groot unterrichten in der The Philosopher as a Genius. Sekundarstufe II Or why it is problematic to call yourself a livelong Raum: L2 202 15:30 student of philosophy Room: L1 201 End 16:15 Ende
Fr. FRIDAY/FREITAG 02.08.2019 Chair: Ronny Miron Antonio Calcagno Engaging and Teaching the Philosophy of Edith Stein 10:00 Room: L1 202 Lunch break 12:00 Mittagspause Chair: Antonio Calcagno Chair: Sarah Hutton Vorsitz: Julia Mühl Lussandra Barbosa de Carvalho Prasenjit Biswas Maria Robaszkiewicz Madame de Staël: Philosophical Litera- Possibility of Différance ture and Literary Philosophy in Gyatri Spivak’s Corpus: 13:00 Hanna Arendt: Politik, Freiheit und Bildung Room: L1 202 Reading Sexualities Raum: L2 202 Room: L1 201 Coffee break 14:30 Kaffeepause Chair: Antonio Calcagno Chair: Sarah Hutton Vorsitz: Maria Robaszkiewicz Krissah Taganas Evina Glantzi Julia Mühl Towards a transformative Education through feminist Pragmatism On teaching Tullia d’Aragona’s Dialogue on 14:45 Der Mensch als soziales Wesen – Gerda Walthers Room: L1 202 the Infinity of Love anthropologischer Ansatz Room: L1 201 Raum: L2 202 Closing Remarks – Abschließende 15:30
Evening Event - July 31, 2019 Moderatorin: Sabrina Ebbersmeyer 18:00 Podiumsdiskussion mit Dieter Birnbacher, Ruth Hagengruber, Sarah Hutton und Maria Nühlen “Philosophinnen im Kanon?” Raum: L1 202 Wine and Snacks 20:00 Wein und Snacks Evening Event - August 2, 2019 Closing Ceremony at the Deelenhaus Krämerstraße 8-10, 33098 Paderborn 18:00
Impressum: Project director: Prof. Dr. Ruth Hagengruber, Paderborn University, Germany Project advisor: Prof. Dr. em. Mary Ellen Waithe, Cleveland State University, Ohio, USA Project coordinator: Julia Mühl, Paderborn University, Germany Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists A project funded by the Ministry of Culture and Research of North Rhine-Westphalia Universität Paderborn Warburger Str. 100 33098 Paderborn Germany contact@historyofwomenphilosophers.org www.historyofwomenphilosophers.org Design by
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