In our debut workshop, three folks from Philosophy Twitter will teach us about a philosopher or philosophical tradition that most of us (probably) don't know –– but should.
25-minute talks with at least one set of 10-minute comments, followed by Q&A. Talk format intended for advanced undergrads, grad students at any stage, post-grad early career researchers, and independent scholars looking for more experience with the APA session format.
"coffee hour" talks
10:00am -11:00am PST
Hour-long, informal conversations about a paper in progress (or even just an idea in progress!) between the speaker and other participants. Talk format intended for grad students, post-grad early career researchers, adjunct faculty, and independent scholars looking for an opportunity to bounce ideas off some cool people.
"colloquium" talk
1:00pm - 3:00pm PST
Hour-long lecture presentation, followed by an hour of Q&A. Talk format intended for late-stage grad student, post-grad early career researchers, adjunct faculty, and independent scholars looking for more experience with a longer-form/job talk format.
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upcoming workshops
January 30, 2021
8:00am - 3:00pm PST
idk who needs to hear this, but... | expanding the philosophy canon
Three folks from Philosophy Twitter will tell us about a philosopher or philosophical tradition that most of us (probably) don't know –– but should.
