Registration is now open for the International Women’s Day conference:
“Re-Sounding Voices: Women, Silence and the Production of Knowledge”
Tuesday, 8th March, 2016.
St. Aidan’s College, Durham University
Keynote Speakers: Mary Midgley, Pamela Sue Anderson, Katharine Cockin
“Re-sounding Voices” is an interdisciplinary conference, with speakers from philosophy, sociology, anthropology, english, history and cultural studies. Philosophical highlights include:
— Pamela Sue Anderson on confidence
— Jen Hornsby on Fregean tone and sexist slurs
— Benjamin Lipscomb on the daughters of 1919 (Midgley, Foot, Anscombe, and Murdoch)
— Mary Midgley on being a woman in philosophy
— Sara Uckleman on Medieval women and the adversariality of logic
To register and for programme details, visit:
Feminist Philosophers 
Is it too much to ask for you to put the location in your post of an event? Am I just supposed to automatically know where Durham U. is?
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