Moral Horizons of Pain, the tenth philosophy video in the series on Phenomenology of Perception Around the World, is ready to launch! The launch features the video’s world… Read more “PhP Around the World 10th Video Launch: Moral Horizons of Pain — September 23, 13h-14:30h EST (Montreal)”

Merleau-Ponty and the Toronto Seminar: A Story of Philosophical Community explores the significance of Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception for a group of scholars connected through a philosophy seminar that has… Read more “Merleau-Ponty and the Toronto Seminar: A Story of Philosophical Community – Launch 16 April 2021”

Towson University, May 28-29, 2021 The global impact from Covid-19 raises questions about the place of aesthetics in our world today.  For some, aesthetics might seem dispensable… Read more “Call for Abstracts: Aesthetics in the Time of Pandemic”

Whether in current critical discourse or recognized retrospectively, relationality has been central to the study of twentieth-century art. Art history is, after all, predicated on the study… Read more “Relationality in American Art Courtauld Institute of Art (online), Centre for American Art June 24–25, 2021”

The first video in the Phenomenology of Perception Around the World series is They Roam Together. The film will be launched in an online webinar on 4 December… Read more “PhP Around the World — They Roam Together Launch 4 December 2020”

The Circle is pleased to share that David Morris has been awarded the 2020 Edward Goodwin Ballard Book Prize in Phenomenology for his monograph, Merleau-Ponty’s Developmental Ontology (Northwestern U.… Read more “David Morris wins Ballard Prize in Phenomenology”