Society For European Philosophy

Mentoring SEP is launching a mentorship scheme, open to members at postgraduate level and above. Why a mentorship scheme? Academia can be challenging for everyone. Those working in the traditions of European…

The Society for European Philosophy is launching its mentoring scheme. Learn more or sign up 👇

Thrilled to see several of our SEP grad students presenting at the 'La Philosophie en effet' online seminar. Those interested in French and German thought, hold on to your hats!

Contact evejudah@gmail.com for more information.

Two permanent Lecturer posts at Birkbeck (equivalent of Assistant Professor). Area of specialisation is open but with teaching needs in ethics & phil of AI, ethics and poli phil, ancient, gender, continental, engaged. Closing date August 28th, start in Jan 2026 'a significant advantage' #philsky

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Applications for the Postdoctoral Fellowships are open. The scheme provides exceptional UK-based early-career researchers with the chance to enhance their research and teaching experience within an academic setting. Learn more and apply: buff.ly/McS8lRk

CFP International Simondon Conference... in Mexico!

Deadline August 15.

Delighted to be featured by the King's News Centre! Thanks @kingsartshums.bsky.social

Thank you #SEP2025, it's been a ball. See you all next year at Manchester Metropolitan University!

A massive shout out to our organisers, Cillian Ó Fathaigh and Patrick ffrench @pffr.bsky.social, and to King's College London @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social for hosting.

Cameron Etherton is a PhD student at Oxford, working on Derrida and testimony.

Thanks for your fantastic paper '“La date est un témoin”: Derrida and the (im)possible testimony of dates'.

That concludes our spotlight series on Early Career Researchers! Stay tuned for more ECR events and info.

Call for Papers–Haitian Feminism(s): Theoretical & Practical Contours - AAIHS Call for Papers: Haitian Feminism(s): Theoretical and Practical Contours Guest Editors: Drs. Sabine Lamour, Célia Romulus, and Grace Sanders Johnson Deadline Extended to August 30, 2025 Global Black T...

CFP: Haitian Feminism(s): Theoretical & Practical Contours | Global Black Thought | Guest Editors: Drs. Sabine Lamour, Célia Romulus, and Grace Sanders Johnson | Extended Deadline: August 30, 2025

EVENT!

Midgley, Stebbing, and the History of Philosophy

17 July 2025
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Details: ianjameskidd.weebly.com/midgley-steb...

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#philosophy #history #stebbing #midgley

Dr Juliana de Albuquerque finished her PhD at University College Cork and is now working on a book on Arendt and Jewish thought @ajuliana.bsky.social

Thanks for your ~ quite heavenly ~ paper '“It is not in Heaven!” Arendt’s notion of world and the Talmudic tale of Achnai’s
Oven in Bava Metzia 59b'

Dr Hannah Wallenfels just completed her PhD at Folkwang Universistät der Künste, on the self-image of academic philosophy. She is also a founding member of the theory collective diffrakt.

Thanks for your illuminating paper ‘Rethinking the Images of Philosophy: Towards an Ethics of Inclination’.

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Had an amazing time at the #SEP2025 conference - many thanks to the organisers for a seamless and engaging event, and to @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social for hosting!

@sephilo.bsky.social #philsky

Ewa Winiarczyk is an MA student in Anthropology at the Uni. of Warsaw studying neurodiversity as site of political critique. She is the MA Scholar for 'Recognising Injustice in the Digital Public Sphere' at the Jagiellonian.

Thanks for your excellent paper 'Political Philosophy of Neurodiversity'.

Thank you UK Simone Veil Research Network and Friends!

Day 3 of SEP 2025. The temperature is rising.

Erik Brownrigg is a PhD student at York University, Toronto. He currently works on metaphysics, social theory, and utopianism in literature and philosophy.

Thanks for your brilliant paper, 'The Ethics of Flight: Nietzsche, Bachelard, and the Poetics of Care', at King's College London. #philsky

Dr Giovanni Menegalle is a Teaching Fellow in French Studies and International Politics at the University of London in Paris. He specialises in cybernetics, phenomenology and modern French thought.

Thanks for your fantastic paper 'The Transindividual in Ruyer and Simondon' at King's College London.

Martina Barnaba is a postdoctoral researcher at La Sapienza, working on #Hegel and #feminism.

Bianca Monteleone is a PhD student at La Sapienza working on #Wollstonecraft and #Hume.

Thanks for your excellent joint paper 'Feminine Virtues and Moral Imagination in Wollstonecraft and
#deBeauvoir'.

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Reginald Nagaiya is a PhD student at Western Sydney University, working on sovereignty and democracy in Arendt, Negri and Mouffe.

Thanks for your great paper, “Rethinking the relation between Sovereignty and Democracy in Hannah Arendt,
Antonio Negri and Chantal Mouffe”, and a spirited discussion!

Mariana Almeida Pereira is a PhD student at the University of Coimbra, where she works on Jacques Derrida and the animal question, as well as sacrifice, subjectivity and responsibility... 🐈

Thanks for your brilliant paper, ‘Vivre (bien) ensemble avec les animaux”: Derrida and the subject-to-come’

Thanks for a great first day everyone!

Dr Iain Campbell is a writer and researcher based in Glasgow. He is currently writing a book on experimentation in the work of John Cage and Deleuze.

It was thrilling to see this work in progress. His paper was 'At the borders of experimentation: histories and territories of ‘experimental music’'.

Welcome to our series of profiles on early career researchers👽

Cian O'Farrell is a PhD student and technē scholar at Kingston University London, where he studies the materiality of digital music.

Thanks for your fantastic paper 'The Momentum is the Message: Analogue Philosophy for Analogue Music'

3 keynotes, 3 days, and almost 100 hundred speakers... It can only mean one thing: #SEP2025!

See you all tomorrow at King's College London for the conference of the year.