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New Narratives in the 
History of Philosophy

New texts, new authors, new questions, new storylines
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This website is the legacy of a SSHRC Partnership Development Project which ran from 2015-2019. An expanded team is continuing and expanding this 
work at Extending New Narratives in the History of Philosophy
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A little about us

New Narratives in the History of Philosophy aims to develop new narratives of our philosophical past that centrally include women thinkers, and thereby to reconfigure, enrich and reinvigorate the philosophical canon.  Doing this involves lots of work, some of which is reflected in the  projects found on this website. We are creating research tools including an open access website and a comprehensive annotated bibliography of primary sources; developing and shaping curricular resources to enrich the teaching of the history of philosophy; building an international network of scholars, students and academic institutions supporting research on non-canonical philosophers; and increasing awareness among the general public of long neglected aspects of our intellectual past.  

 Our efforts are supported with a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Partnership Development Grant.
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Recent News

CFP: The APA/AAPT Teaching Hub, Pacific Division APA meeting, April 17-20, 2019, Vancouver, BC.
The APA Committee on the Teaching of Philosophy (CTP) and the American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) invite proposals for a session on new approaches to teaching early modern survey courses. This session will be held at the Teaching Hub at the 2019 Pacific Division meeting of the APA, which runs April 17-20, 2019, in Vancouver, BC. 

Presentations should be 20 minutes in length. Approximately 20 minutes of additional time will be available to each presenter for activities and/or discussion with the audience.  Proposals should be no more than 500 words and  prepared for anonymous review. For more information see the full CFP or contact Susan Mills at millss5 at macewan.ca. 




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  • Home
    • Extending New Narratives >
      • Works-in-Progress Seminar
      • Post-Doctoral Fellowships
  • About
    • Who we are
  • Projects
    • Bibliography of Works by Early Modern Women Philosophers
    • Digital Collection
    • Anthology of Primary Sources for Teaching
    • Project Vox
    • Oxford New Histories of Philosophy
    • Related Activities
  • Conferences and Events
    • Intensive Seminar on Teaching Early Modern Philosophy
  • Multimedia
    • New Narratives Podcast
  • Contact