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THE VOICES OF THE ABOLITION

Slavery and Early Modern Philosophy Talk Series

2/19/2026

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The zoominar series created by Julia Jorati and Huaping Lu-Adler is continuing this semester. I am proud to be part of it with a talk on 25 March on Condorcet. 
The program, with links for registration, is here. 
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    Recovering Marginalised Voices of the Abolitionist Debates.

    Between September 2024, and August 2028, I will be British Academy Global Professor at the University of York. My project is to study the abolionist debates of France and Britain in the 18th century, and in particular, to uncover marginalised voices from that debate. Here I blog about what  I find out in the process. 

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  • Home
  • The Voices of the Abolition
  • Liberty in thy name!
  • The Home: A Philosophical Project
    • The Philosophy of Domesticity
  • Women Philosophers Calendars
  • Research
  • Public Philosophy
  • Events
    • Wollstonecraft at Bilkent
    • Bridging the Gender Gap Through Time
    • Wollapalooza
    • Wollapalooza II
  • Historical zombies and other fiction
  • Teaching
  • Crafts and things
  • Feminist History of Philosophy