Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy Conference (Sackville, Nov. 4-6, 2016)

07/23/2016

Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy Conference (Sackville, Nov. 4-6, 2016)

Philosophy and its Borders:

Negotiating Interdisciplinarity and Traditions

Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy 2016

Mount Allison University

Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada

November 4-6, 2016

The exciting program, accessibility guidelines, and information about travel and accommodation for this year's CSWIP conference are now online here. A few highlights of the conference:

Keynote Address: Susan Sherwin (Dalhousie),“Negotiating Borders: Feminist Approaches to Interdisciplinary/International Borders”

Workshop on Accessibility: Shelley Tremain (Independent); Jay Dolmage (Waterloo); Anne Comfort (Mount Allison)

Book Panel on Ami Harbin’s Disorientation and Moral Life. Organizer: Alexis Shotwell (Carleton). Presenters: Cressida Heyes (U Alberta), Karen Houle (Guelph), Ted Rutland (Concordia), Ami Harbin (Oakland).

Roundtable on Elizabeth Wilson’s Gut Feminism. Organizer: Ada Jaarsma (Mount Royal)

CSWIP AGM

posted by Shelley

Posted at 10:20 AM in Academic Philosophy, Accessibility, CFP & Conferences, Current Affairs, Feminist Philosophy, Inclusiveness, Pedagogy, The Gender Gap in Philosophy, Women in Philosophy | Permalink

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