Women in Philosophy

WOMEN IN PHILOSOPHY is a series of lectures organized by the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Graz. The series is sponsored by two prizes awarded to the Institute of Philosophy in Graz for having supported women in recent years. The objectives of the series are to promote philosophy in Graz and to narrow the gender gap in the profession. The events will bring some of the world’s leading philosophers and thereby facilitate the contact of students and faculty with internationally acclaimed women philosophers.

RECORDED TALKS AND HANDOUTS:

Louise ANTONY (Amherst): The Openness of Illusions, May 27, 2014

Jennifer SAUL (Sheffield): Implicit Bias, Stereotype Threat and Women in Philosophy, November 12, 2014

Katherine HAWLEY (St. Andrews): Trustworthy Groups and Organisations, December 3, 2014

Sally HASLANGER (MIT): Are We Cracking the Ivory Ceiling? Women and Minorities in Philosophy, May 18, 2015

Christine KORSGAARD (Harvard): Animal Selves and the Good, June 6, 2015

Barbara HERMAN (UCLA): Thinking Again about the Ethics of Care, November 12, 2015

Lucy O'BRIEN (University College London): Shameful Self-Consciousness, November 27, 2015

Jennifer HORNSBY (Birkbeck): Agency and "mental states", Handout [PDF], April 13, 2016

Rae LANGTON (Cambridge): Is Pornography Like the Law? October 20, 2016

Laurie PAUL (UNC Chapel Hill): Who will I become? November 7, 2016

Christel FRICKE (Oslo): Adam Smith's Ethischer Konstruktivismus, December 15, 2016