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Thursday 22 Room K3.11 (Third floor, King’s Building)
 
9:00 Registration – Strand Reception

9:30 Welcome and introductory remarks
 
9:45 Alan Coffee (KCL) and Sandrine Bergès (Bilkent): "'Cocks on Dunghills': the Women's Revolution"
 Respondent: Bensu Arican
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11:00: Tea & Coffee for speakers (Old Committee Room)

11:30 Panel 1 - Minority and Philosophers of Colour
 
11:30 Valeria Stabile (Bologna) - " This is not a love poem. The contribution of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz to the philosophical debate about love"
12:00 Serena Vantin (Pisa) "From moral equality to legal equality. Sarah Moore Grimké's 'Letters on the Equality of Sexes'.  
12:30 Tess Payongayong (U of the Philippines) " Filipino Women’s Philosophy throughout History"
 
13:00 Lunch for speakers – Old Committee Room 
 
14:00 Panel 2 - Wollstonecraft and Friends
 
14:00 Martina Reuter (Jyvaskyla) "Did Women Contribute to the Invention of Autonomy?"
[14:30 Spyridon Tegos (Crete) "Petrifying Sympathy; Wollstonecraft and Adam Smith"]
14:30  
Arman T. Niknam (Aarhus) ‘Extreme Credulity’ and Open Eyes: Mary Wollstonecraft’s Sense of Distrust and Trust'

15:00 Break – Tea & Coffee for speakers (Old Committee Room)
 
15:30 Helen McCabe (Nottingham) "Harriet Taylor Mill and On Liberty"
16:00 Ross Caroll (Exeter) " “I’m More Political Than Alexis Himself”: Mary Mottley, Madame de Tocquevil"
16:30 Serena Mocci (Bologna)"Education as a social reform in Margaret Fuller’s thought"
 
17:00 Short break
 
17:15 Penny Weiss (St Louis) (respondent İkrime Yıldırım (Canakkale 18 Mart): " Toward a History of Feminist Epistemology"
 
18:30 Wine Reception

19:45 Dinner (offsite)

Friday 23 River Room (Second floor, King’s Building & S3.05)
 
9.15  Breakfast (River Room)
9:45 Eileen Hunt Botting (Notre Dame) "Portraits of Wollstonecraft, 1787-2017"
 
11:15 Coffee Break (River Room)
 
            11:45 Parallel sessions

Panel 1: Premoderns (River room)
11:45 Julia Lerius  (Paderborn)“The soul in the body is like sap in a tree” – reconsidering Hildegard of Bingen’s philosophical perspective on the body and soul relation. Some impulses for future discussions”
12:15 Mary Anne Case (Chicago Law) " Medieval Women’s Contributions to Ongoing Debates in Theological Anthropology"
12: 45 Hadley Cooney (Wisconsin-Madison) "Christine de Pizan and the Possibility of Virtue".
 
 
Panel 3: Logic, Science and Metaphysics (S3.05)
11:45 Olivia Brown (Husserl Archives)  "Sense and Sensibility: Mary Shepherd on Sensible Objects"
12:15 Tricia Van Dyk (Lithuania) " Inside/Outside the (Philosophy of) Sciences"
12:45 John Hanson (Notre Dame) "Du Châtelet on Divisibility"
 
 
13:15 Lunch for speakers (Old Committee Room) 
 
            14:15 Parallel sessions
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Panel 2: Early modern (River room)
14:15 Allauren Forbes (Penn) " Astell on Bad Custom and Epistemic Injustice"
14:45 Simone Webb (UCL) " Philosophy as a Way of Life : Damaris Masham, Mary Astell and the Art of Living for Women across Time"
15:15 Manjeet Ramgotra (SOAS) " The critical voice of women in eighteenth-century western political thought"
 
Panel 4: Early Analytic  (S3.o5)
14:15 Frederique Janssen-Lauret (Manchester) "Founding Mothers of Analytic Philosophy: The Early Influence of Female Logicians and Metaphysicians"
14:45  Sophia Connell (Birkbeck) " Alice Ambrose and early analytic Philosophy"
15:15 Rafal Kur (Jagiellonian University, Krakow)" Women’s contributions to the achievements of the Lviv-Warsaw School."
 
15:45 Coffee Break (River Room)
 
16:15 Marguerite Deslauriers (McGill) "The Conceptualization of Masculine Power as Unjust: Tyranny in 17th C Venice"
17:15 Event to close. External dinner for speakers. ​
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