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

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

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/...

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...

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

***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]

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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.

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...

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...

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.