The BSHP Annual Conference 2022 will take place 21-23 April at the University of Edinburgh, featuring keynote speakers Ursula Coope, Ayman Shihadeh, and Emily Thomas.
Read more...The BSHP is delighted to announce the recipients of its 2021-22 Fellowships, created as part of the Society's response to the hardship caused by Covid-19.
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We are delighted to announce that Andrew Pitel (University of Chicago) is the winner of the 2020 BSHP Graduate Essay Prize, for his paper "Kant's Veiled Subject".
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We are delighted to announce that Khaled El-Rouayheb is the winner of the 2020 Rogers Prize.
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The full programme and registration for the BSHP Annual Conference 2021, Women in the History of Philosophy, taking place 20-23 April, are now available. Click here for details.
Read more...As part of its response to the extraordinary hardship caused by Covid, the BSHP is offering 2 bursaries of £6000 each to Early Career Researchers of any nationality currently resident in the UK.
Read more...As part of its response to the extraordinary hardship caused by Covid, the BSHP is offering 2 bursaries of £4000 each to Postgraduate Students of any nationality currently studying at UK higher education institutions or having accepted an offer from a UK higher education institution to start study in 2021-22.
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The 2021 annual conference on Women in the History of Philosophy will be held online 20-23 April
Read more...The BSHP is accepting submissions to its Graduate Essay Prize competition between 1 and 30 November 2020
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The British Society of the History of Philosophy’s Annual Lecture 2020 will be given online by Jan Westerhoff, Fellow and Tutor in Theology and Religion at Lady Margaret Hall and Professor of Buddhist Philosophy at Oxford University. Dr. Jessica Frazier (Trinity College, Oxford) will join us for the discussion.
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The BSHP is delighted to support History of Philosophy Books in Three Minutes, a new online platform for three-minute video presentations of books in the History of Philosophy. Presentations take the form of short videos filmed by the authors themselves where they explain what their book is about and why it is important.
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