By IPM Monthly team
Browse through our section and find out what is going on in the field of medieval philosophy and related branches of philosophical research. This issue includes many fascinating conferences, workshops, and summer schools that are going to take place in the near future.
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By IPM Monthly team
Navigate the raging seas of the academy through updates and insights about posts, training, and call for papers. This summer, we feature some opportunities for research, interesting calls for papers, and much more.
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By Alexander Lamprakis
In this issue, we explore the subject of philosophy in Africa with Dr. Anke Graneß from the University of Hildesheim. Dr. Graneß is a specialist in the Global Historiography of Philosophy and the philosophical traditions of Africa. Her latest achievement is the groundbreaking book titled Philosophie in Afrika. Herausforderungen einer globalen Philosophiegeschichte (Suhrkamp 2023) which delves into a diverse array of themes related to philosophical thought on the African continent. In her book, Dr. Graneß explores various aspects of African thought and its representation in both Western and African histories of philosophy. The book covers a broad range of historical, geographical, and cultural contexts, including Ancient Egypt, Ethiopia, Early Christianity, the Islamic world, and sub-Saharan Africa. By examining these distinct yet intertwined regions, Dr. Graneß sheds light on the philosophical perspectives that have emerged throughout the continent’s history.
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By Sarah Virgi
In a world dominated by rapidly evolving social dynamics and a quest for justice, one topic has sparked intense debate and polarized opinions: cancel culture. To shed light on this contentious issue, we sat down with Pierre Vesperini, esteemed author of the thought-provoking book, Que faire du passé ? Réflexions sur la cancel culture (“What to Do with the Past? Reflections on Cancel Culture“).
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By Celeste Pedro
The Corpus Chartarum Italicarum is an online database of papers produced in Italy since the 13th century, developed by the Central Institute for the Pathology of Archives and Books (Italy). The project was resumed over a decade ago and was recently made available to the public.
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By Mário João Correia
The summer issue of our list of recently published books on philosophy, history, and the Middle Ages features many monographs and volumes able satisfy different methodological and historical tastes. Take a look to find out the latest trend in our field.
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By Rodrigo Ballon Villanueva
Ruizhi Ma (马睿智) is a research assistant and doctoral candidate in the Department of Philosophy at Humboldt University of Berlin (HU Berlin). Before joining the Research Training Group “Philosophy, Science, and the Sciences” at HU Berlin in 2019, he received his master’s degree in the Department of History of Science at Tsinghua University (2019) and his BA at Peking University (2017).
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