Women Philosophers in South-Eastern Europe Past – Present – Future

15–17 December 2020

Program

Tuesday, December 15

Chairperson: Ana Maskalan

10:00–10:15      Registration and opening of the Conference

10:15–11:00      Ruth Hagengruber: The Stolen History — retrieving the history of women philosophers and its methodical implications

11:00–11:45      Katerina Kolozova: Homologies and asymmetries between the automata of capital and patriarchy

11:45–12:30      Branislava Petrov: Feminism and identities

12:30–13:15      Luka Boršić: Croatian women philosophers

Lunch break

14:30–15:15      Dimka Gocheva: The tide is turning: more and more philosophizing Bulgarian women

15:15–16:00      Katarina Lončarević: Gender studies and feminist theory in Serbia today

Wednesday, December 16

Chairperson: Luka Boršić

10:00–10:45     Evangelia Aikaterini Glantzi: Greek women philosophers: past, present, future

10:45–11:30      Marina Christodoulou: Which is better: to live in an explicit (peripheral European) or an implicit (more “European”) patriarchy?

11:30–12:15       Tatiana Levina: Sofia Yanovskaya between Ideology and Idealism

12:15–13:00      Ana Dimishkovska: Women logicians in South-Eastern Europe: the contribution of professor Violeta Panzova to the development of the Macedonian logical and philosophical tradition

Lunch break

14:30–15:15      Ivana Skuhala Karasman: Introducing Elza Kučera

15:15–16:00      Olga Markič: Alma Sodnik: first female professor of philosophy and dean of The Faculty of Arts at University of Ljubljana

16:00–16:30     Milena Karapetrović: Feminist philosophy in academia. How can the invisible border be crossed?

16:30–ad lib.    book/project presentations, philosophical chat, informal gathering

Thursday, December 17

Chairperson: Ivana Skuhala Karasman

10:00–10:45     Iris Vidmar Jovanović, Kosana Jovanović: Echoes of Christine de Pizan in contemporary feminist philosophy

10:45–11:30      Nađa Bobičić: Blaženka Despot on the feminist and ecological movement

11:30–12:15       Matko Gjurašin: Elly Ebenspanger on free will

12:15–13:00      Silvia Locatelli: Carla Lonzi, Luisa Muraro, Adriana Cavarero: the feminism of sexual difference in Italy between the 70s and 90s

Lunch break

14:30–15:15      Ana Maskalan: Jasenka Kodrnja, philosopher of Croatian tough reality

15:15–16:00      Lana Zdravković: Do you have to be a man in order to be a women philosopher?

16:00–16:30     Nadežda Čačinovič: Is feminism a future for philosophy?

16:30–ad lib.    book/project presentations, philosophical chat, informal gathering