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Manual de Historia de la Medicina, València, Ed. Tirant lo Blanch [Tirant Humanidades], 2023. 670 p. ISBN: 978-84-19588-18-0 Coordinado por Josep L Barona con la participación de una veintena de profesores de historia de la medicina españoles y colegas de Brasil y México. Autores: Jon Arrizabalaga, Rosa Ballester, Josep L. Barona, Josep Bernabeu, Josep M. Comelles, Marcos Cueto, Carmel Ferragud, Xavier García Ferrandis, María Eugenia Galiana, Sandra Elena Guevara, Bertha M. Gutiérrez, Isabel Jiménez, Àlvar Martínez, Jorge Molero, Enric Novella, José Pardo, Enrique Perdiguero, María Isabel Porras, Francisco Javier Puerto, Juan Antonio Rodríguez, Josep Simon, Raúl Velasco and Alfons Zarzoso. Concebido como una obra de consulta con amplia perspectiva, este Manual de Historia de la Medicina elude una perspectiva cronológica desde la Antigüedad hasta el presente, atendiendo a la pluralidad de contextos originarios, fundamentos epistemológicos, lenguajes, tradiciones y apropiaciones, enfermo

Issue 55 of the ILCEA journal will be devoted to the exploration of the links between sub-state borders and the right to abortion in two English-speaking areas – the United Kingdom and North America – which are characterized by decentralized governance systems: federal for Canada and the United States, devolved to national entities in the case of the UK. On June 24, 2022, the fact that the United States Supreme Court overturned  Roe v. Wade  did not only testify to the precarious nature of abortion laws, but it also provided a tangible example of the potential risks when their management is delegated to sub-state territorial entities, whether federal or regional. If the federal organization was originally designed to allow each state to preserve its cultural specificities, rarely in American history have these specificities reached such heights, resulting in “ideological divisions” that are difficult to reconcile, especially when it comes to the right to abortion. While in the 1960

Edited by Antonio Córdoba (Manhattan College) This edited volume will analyze how science fiction tropes are used used by non-Anglophone European filmmakers to explore national and global issues. As part of an increasingly productive scholarly appreciation of the ways in which speculative aesthetics help us understand our present and envision possible futures, this volume wants to ask a number of intriguing and valuable questions: How do the science fiction films from these societies tackle a wide range of modern and contemporary topics, from the actual possibility of human-made planetary apocalypse to the tension and global competiton of the Cold War, the neoliberal revolution, outer space exploration, globalization, new discourses on race, gender and sexualities, formulation of new transhumanist and posthumanist identities in the face of new technological and environmental discourses, global climate change in the Anthropocene, etc.?  Authors are invited but not required to take i

GUEST EDITORS Prof. Dra. Iva Miranda Pires Associate Professor at NOVA University Lisbon, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Portugal. Researcher at CICS.NOVA – Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences, Portugal. CiênciaVitae :  https://cienciavitae.pt/portal/5513-3046-E37E Prof. Dr. Karl Bruckmeier Visiting Professor at NOVA University Lisbon, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Portugal. Visiting Professor at South Bohemian University Ceske Budejovice, Faculty of Economics, Czechia. Visiting Senior Researcher at CICS.NOVA – Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences, Portugal. CiênciaVitae :  https://cienciavitae.pt/portal/4318-3068-32BB PRESENTATION The Gulbenkian Commission had in its 1996 report “Opening the Social Sciences” discussed the present situation in the social sciences, but not given clear answers for their future development, as has been criticised in the sociological discourse (Wearne 1998 in “The American Sociologist”). What opening t

READING THE BOOK OF NATURE ACROSS SCIENCES, HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY To celebrate 400th anniversary of Galilei’s.  IL SAGGIATORE   28th-30th of June 2023.  Museo Galileo - Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza. Piazza dei Giudici n. 1, Florence  50122, Italy   To celebrate the 400th anniversary of Galilei’s  Il  Saggiatore , we are pleased to announce a conference  organised by SFI (Italian Society of Philosophy), SILFS (Italian Society for Logic and Philosophy of Science) and SISS (Italian Society of History of Science), under the auspices of the Museo Galileo. Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Department of Humanities of University of Florence (DILEF) and the World Congress of Philosophy Rome 2024, entirely devoted to young researchers. The aim of the conference is to gather young researchers working in the field of philosophy, philosophy of science and history of science and to offer them the opportunity to present and discuss their papers in an informal and stimulating env

Society for the History of Discoveries 2023 Conference Worlds of Exploration The James Ford Bell Library, with its extensive collection of rare books, maps, manuscripts, and archival collections, documenting the history and impact of trade and cultural exchange before the 19 th  century, offers an ideal venue to host the 2023 SHD conference.  This year’s conference locale aligns with the global breadth of the Society’s mission by supporting research into the expeditions, biographies, history, cartography, as well as the technologies of travel, the impact of travel and cultural exchange, and other aspects of geographic discovery.  With its expansive resources, the James Ford Bell, and other collections associated with the University of Minnesota’s libraries, offers members of the Society and presenters an ideal opportunity to conduct research prior to and after the conference.  The rich and fascinating collections emboldens the inspiration for our conference. The Society for the H

2nd Women in Pragmatism International Conference.  Department of Humanities.  University of Naples Federico II  .  27 and 28 June 2023   Organiser: Maura Striano   Contact: Maura Striano and Maria Miraglia. The Women in Pragmatism International Conference will take place at the University of Naples Federico II (Naples, Italy) on 27 and 28 June 2023.   Papers on any areas of pragmatism by women and non-binary people are welcome. In this edition, we aim to support the fight of Iranian women for freedom and of Afghan women (to whom Audrey Azoulay, Director General of UNESCO, devoted the International Day of Education 2023-24 January) for access to education. For this reason, one of the panels will be devoted to the topic “Women and Education” with two subtopics: access to education and the hidden curriculum.   However, it will be possible to send contributions in other areas of Pragmatism Studies (see the research areas below).   The conference will be divided into three sections: the fir

Workshop Organisers: Luis Campos, Rice University (US) Francesco Cassata, Università di Genova (IT) Christina Brandt, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (DE) Workshop Information: Contact:  asilomar@rice.edu Proposal submissions by March 8, 2023 Notifications by March 15, 2023 Background "Debating the ethics of human interference with the mechanics of evolution in a church at the edge of the immense saline test tube where it all started: Rarely does one find one’s metaphors so cheap—or so apt.” So began an infamous Rolling Stone article summarizing the historic International Conference on Recombinant DNA Molecules held in February 1975. Convened by the world’s molecular biologists, the meeting was intended as a technical gathering to assess means of minimizing the risk of potential biohazards involved with novel recombinant DNA techniques before these had been fully developed (and before much was known about them), in order to lift a temporary and voluntary moratorium. The “Asilo

The 9th Congress of the Society for the Philosophy of Science (SPS,  https://www.sps- philoscience.org/ )  University of Paris Nanterre (France) ,  May 31. - June 2. 2023 The proposed theme for the 2023 edition of the Congress is “Gender and science”   (for example, contributions can be about  the status of women in scientific practice, criticisms of bias in science, objectivity and feminism, the naturalization of sexual difference, etc.) But n ote that, this year like in previous editions, any proposal for a contribution relating to the philosophy of science broadly conceived will be examined. Also note that the congress will give rise to a publication in the form of a special issue of the online journal  Lato Sensu .   Announced plenary lectures Round table: Objectivity in science (Wed. May 31. 2023) •  Guilhem Corot , EHESS doctoral student •  Claire Grino , Senior FNS Researcher - UNIGE University of Geneva, Institute of Gender Studies. •  Julie Jebeile , CNRS Research Officer •  S

Submissions by March 20 on  https://forms.gle/ drDce2tqbo8A3msp6 Paper proposals (500 words) can be written in French or English. If you are unable to come to Dijon to participate in the conference, you may submit a proposal for a virtual session delivered online . Version française de l'appel à communications sur  https://episthist.hypotheses. org/ Organization: Caroline Angleraux (IHPST), Lucie Fabry (uB), Ivan Moya Diez (U. Alberto Hurtado), Matteo Vagelli (U. Ca'Foscari). Contact : [ mailto: epistemologiehistorique @gmail.com  ] Presentation of the research network This Workshop is the 8 th edition of the annual meeting of the International Research Network on the History and Methods of Historical Epistemology. This network, founded in 2015, currently brings together 80 members from different countries, whose work is related to historical epistemology in a broad sense. It thus welcomes specialists in French epistemology of the 20th century as well as people who have contrib