Society for #womeninphilosophy series focusing on the areas of language, mind, metaphysics, logic, ethics, epistemology, & science. Public events at CUNY & NYU.
Unfortunately, today's SWIP-Analytic talk with Susanna Schellenberg has been cancelled due to illness. Susanna's talk will be rescheduled for some time in the coming month. Stay tuned for details!
Our last event of the semester will take place on April 26 in Room 5307 of the Graduate Center. Join us as Sophie Horowitz (UMass Amherst) presents 'The Truth Problem for Permissivism'!
Please join us for our Graduate Student Essay Prize Winner Ege Yumusak's presentation of 'Implicit Bias and the Unconscious.' Thursday, April 12, 5-7 at NYU. Reception to follow!
We're so excited to announce our essay prize winners! It was a hard choice with many great submissions. 1st Prize goes to Ege Yumusak (Harvard University) for 'Implicit Bias and the Unconscious.' 2nd Prize goes to Elís Miller (Harvard University) for 'Whether to Suspend Judgment'
Along with NYSWIP, we invite you to a roundtable discussion where we'll be discussing professional issues facing women in philosophy. Our guest speakers are Elizabeth Harman, Serene Khader, and Jennifer Morton. Bring your questions, and stay for the reception!
Don't forget our co-sponsored event with SWIP-Analytic Mexico is coming up this Friday - March 2! The room has changed, so please see the updated flyer below
On March 2 we'll be co-sponsoring an event with the newly formed SWIP-Analytic Mexico! Join us at NYU to hear talks from Virginia Aspe Armella and Ma. Elena García Peláez Cruz.
February 15 is fast approaching, and we want to read your work! Please consider submitting an essay for our 2018 Graduate Student Essay Prize https://t.co/MEX26nRGsl
Our first event of the semester is coming up on February 8. Join us as Elanor Taylor presents "Explanation, Distance and Dependence." CUNY Graduate Center, Room 5307, 4-6pm