Fantastic review of Ellen Hinsey's "Invisible Fugue" by Luke Fischer, Marginalia Rev of Books "...Hinsey’s work attests to the power of the marginalized art form of poetry to awaken our conscience and ignite the creative spark of existence." www.marginaliareviewofbooks.com/post/ellen-h...

The copy edits have started coming in for this! Online publication is scheduled for January-March 2026

Very exciting conference coming up in November at University of Notre Dame Australia. Women in the History of Philosophy: On Nature Wednesday 26 – Thursday 27 November 2025

i was incredibly excited to be published by the hopkins review a few years ago. it was something i’d read since undergrad. if they were looking for a way to suck every dram of good will i had for their press or their university out and spit it into an open sewer, baller move, i guess.

"[5-month-old Zainab Abu Halib] had weighed over 3 kilograms (6.6 pounds) when she was born, her mother said. When she died, she weighed less than 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) ... Zainab was one of [at least] 85 children to die of malnutrition-related causes in Gaza in the past three weeks."

Consider applying to the next conference of the East Asian Schelling Network. We’re meeting in Taipei. I’m stoked to be giving a keynote lecture. To the one and all!

If you haven't yet, please take the brief poll about faculty participation in department events at the end of this post. Thanks!

Tuesday June 24: paysgermaniques.fr/atelier-ecologie-philosophie-du-langage-et-naturphilosophie/

Tuesday July 1 at 6pm, in Tübingen at the Villa Köstlin

so many great events coming up - tomorrow first day of the 250 anniversary Schelling conference @badw.de organised by Christoph Binkelmann and Int'l Schelling Gesellschaft. Full program here: schelling.hypotheses.org/files/2025/0...

This upcoming conference (organized by, among others, @alejandrofabregastejeda.com) might be of interest to followers of the #HPBio feed.

i'll be speaking today (28/05) on Humboldt and Schelling at the Philosophisches Seminar in Tübingen - hybrid event - but please email organisers for mtg id and pw more details below uni-tuebingen.de/fakultaeten/...

Oh no ... I am utterly speechless. The, late great, and brilliant Karl Ameriks has passed away. We have lost such a bright star! He was an excellent scholar, historian and Philosopher. :( R. I. P. Dr. Ameriks.

That's a wrap on my series of recent books on women in #philosophy for #womenshistorymonth! You can see them individually in my profile--an impressive list, and I'm sure there are others. If we don't think they're there, we won't look; if we don't look we won't find them. Here's to finding more!

Speaking today (in about an hour) on **Humboldt and Schelling** at the History and Philosophy of Environmental Thought - a hybrid conference, organised by Luis Garcia at Leuven. Join in if you can! hiw.kuleuven.be/cmprpc/event...

THANK YOU to everyone who attended the twin-volume Oxford Handbook celebration on Thursday! Want to learn more about #19C women philosophers? The Handbooks are discounted for #womenshistorymonth. @lydiamoland.bsky.social @dalianassar.bsky.social @ennhistphil.bsky.social   #philsky

Been adding people here and there, including just now @karenkyng.bsky.social, so check it out and share widely, folks. go.bsky.app/M8EW1wa

Lydia Moland has shared all the amazing new work on Women Philosophers that has appeared in the last few years - what an incredible list:

the zoom link is here: colby.zoom.us/j/9813466089...

This is actually at 8am Sydney and 5pm NY - time change in the US has led to confusion! See you in half an hour!

Happening tomorrow - 8am Sydney time (4pm NY) - *Celebration of women's contributions to C19 philosophy!* Details below

Join us in Montreal on Friday, March 21 at McGill University: #philsky #womeninphilosophy #womenshistorymonth

happy International Women’s Day! @dalianassar.bsky.social and I wrote this piece on Clara Zetkin & IWD a while back; it is no less relevant today! blog.oup.com/2022/03/inte... #philsky #iwd #women

Join us next Thursday 3/13 pmEST to celebrate THREE new volumes of #19C women in #philosophy! #Womenshistorymonth was never more philosophical! #philsky @kristingjesdal.bsky.social @dalianassar.bsky.social @sandrineankara.bsky.social Info here: www.newnarrativesinphilosophy.net/other-events...

***HAPPENING FRIDAY 7 MARCH*** I'll be participating in the LAUNCH of Luke Fischer's new book: Philosophical Fragments as the Poetry of Thinking *Join us if you're in Sydney* Location: Gleebooks Date: Friday 7 March, 6 Registration is FREE but required: gleebooks.com.au/event/philos...

This is a great resource to find out about all the events celebrating Women's History Month. I'll be participating in the online event celebrating recent work on Nineteenth-Century Women Philosophers. Taking place 13 March (14 March - Sydney). More information in link below.

***APA Central Division is coming up, and it's all online*** I'll be speaking on a panel celebrating the work of John Zammito! Please join us this discussion of John's incredible contributions. Friday 21 Feb 7-10pm [CST = Sydney Sat 22 Feb 12-3pm] cdn.ymaws.com/www.apaonlin...

Tonight's discussion concerns the difference between organicism and vitalism, because so often the two are confused. To my mind, the key difference is that organicism can make more sense of death, while vitalism - because everything is alive - can't. For vitalism, death can only be illusion.

The Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie seeks to expand its scope by including more research on non-Western histories of philosophy and non-canonical figures! If you want to contribute - &publish in a journal devoted to philosophical research since (!) 1888, have a look: www.degruyter.com/jo...

I've stopped posting on Twitter and Threads. I'll stop interacting there and lock those accounts at the end of the week. If you have colleagues who used to follow me on those platforms, feel free to let them know, and that they can follow me here or Mastodon instead. 🙏

Thank you for this post and to @kristingjesdal.bsky.social and @dalianassar.bsky.social for inspiring us to follow your lead! #Womenshistorymonth this year is going to be 🔥

We are very pleased to announce that issue 6 (2024) of "Symphilosophie: International Journal of Philosophical Romanticism" is now published! It's on "Romanticism and its Kantian Legacy." 440 pages of brand-new academic research, all fully open-access: symphilosophie.com/current-issu...

Looking for someone to cover women in 19th-century European philosophy? No need to despair. Just head for the Table of Contents in the Oxford Handbook of Women in Nineteenth-Century German Philosophy that @dalianassar.bsky.social and I just edited. Competence abounds! #philsky #WomenInPhilosophy

we are hiring! in early modern philosophy (broadly construed), tt at the jr/assistant level, at @ucsandiego.bsky.social , details at link below, review of files starts soon! philjobs.org/job/show/27982

These are field-shaping, paradigm-shifting volumes. Translations in one, commentary in the other--everything we need to correct the record and do right by these brilliant and neglected women philosophers. Genuinely exciting, deeply inspiring! @dalianassar.bsky.social #philsky #womeninphilosophy

Beautiful and exciting book just came out! A contemporary poet-philosopher writing fragments in the romantic tradition with a thought provoking essay on the history and significance of the fragment as a philosophical form. Luke Fischer’s Philosophical Fragments www.bloomsbury.com/au/philosoph...

Some of the best poetry I've read in recent years: 1) A Gamble For My Daughter—by Luke Fischer, one of the finest poet-philosophers writing today—is profound, lyrical, at once cosmic and intimate in scope, and beautifully blends philosophical and poetic reflection: vagabondpress.net/products/luk...;

Andrew Cooper's Cambridge Elements book on Amalia Holst is out! This is an exciting moment for research on women philosophers & Andrew's work has been crucial in uncovering Holst's significant contributions to the philosophy of education www.cambridge.org/core/element...

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Proposal also to ‘prohibit any student from addressing those present in a lecture, seminar or tutorial prior to the commencement of the lecture, seminar or tutorial on any subject matter’. Absolutely unreal.

📣 CfA - Animals and the Environment in the History of Philosophy (Annual BSHP Conference 2025) 📍Cambridge, 3-5 April 2025 The deadline to submit a paper/symposium proposal for the conference is coming up on *11 December* bshp.org.uk/events/bshp-...

Still very grateful to Michael Ruse for his generous review of my book, especially given that I argue that he and David Hull nurtured a #philbio that illicitly reified a narrow gene-centric approach to evolution and biology, which distorted/excluded other valid scientific approaches to life! 🐋🌱

I had the pleasure of chatting w @ptmcconville.bsky.social of Concept Art @conceptartpod.bsky.social about art and nature, & how art can 'collaborate' with nature, in the example of Jennifer Turopin + Michaelie Crawford's incredible works. You can listen here: www.conceptart.fm/2024/11/17/s...

thinking about what i'll share at the Festival of Death and Dying, esp Günderrode's statement “Becoming is immortal dying [Wandeln ist unsterblich Sterben]” I'd love to hear your thoughts on this and other #Günderrode perspectives on death. #womeninphilosophy #historyofphilosophy

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Hello bsky! I'm a historian of philosophy, working primarily in C18-19 German philosophies of nature and art, and envtl phil. My focus is on understudied figures and traditions, including women philosophers. In Jan, I begin a 4-year grant on Women Philosophers on the Natural and the Human.

Hello bluesky. I'm a historian of philosophy. My work, broadly speaking, focuses on overlooked figures in philosophy's history. My current project is about a generation of women in early 20th Century British philosophy #philosophy #philsky Here's my website: sites.google.com/view/peterwest

I'll be speaking about Schelling, Hölderlin, Günderrode, and Arendt at the Festival of Death and Dying One of the statements that remains with me from Schelling on this topic comes from the Freedom Essay: "This is the sadness that clings to all finite life" deathfest.sydney?ss_source=ss...

NEXT WEEK: Two events on women in the History of Philosophy *Thursday 28 Nov in Hybrid Form: workshop on Karoline von Günderrode. Zoom link & other information: events.humanitix.com/university-o... *Friday 29 Nov: workshop on Women on (Spiritual) Equality events.humanitix.com/workshop-on-...