Prof. Sanya Osha Joins GloPhi to Explore Yorùbá Thought and Afro-Brazilian Epistemic Continuities

http://glophi.com/2026/05/22/sanya-osha-announcement/

Prof. Sanya Osha will join the Center for Advanced Studies “Philosophizing in a Globalized World” as a Fellow from March to June 2026. As part of GloPhi’s Yoruba language/philosophy focus, Osha will contribute to the Center’s ongoing work on African languages, intellectual traditions, and global histories of philosophizing.

Forests and Rivers: Rethinking Relation and Representation in Philosophy (International Workshop), organized by Lorena Grigoletto & Monika Rohmer

10 September 2026
University of Hildesheim

http://glophi.com/2026/05/21/forests-and-rivers/

Philosophizing in Yorùbá (Language Focus)
Coordinated by Abosede Ipadeola

Part of the Research Focus "Philosophies in Africa"
http://glophi.com/2026/05/20/yoruba-language-focus/

Yorùbá is the language and culture of a people primarily found in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Sierra Leone, Cuba, and Brazil. Although Yorùbá literature and historical studies have experienced considerable growth over the years, Yorùbá philosophy has not received much attention or development.

Live Stream today at 2 p.m. (CEST): Migrating Ideas from East to West: Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay on the Race Question, Lecture by Priyanka Jha

https://www.youtube.com/live/DOGRHWJNBQs?si=8Qo-2B4tcOYSHz_f

Practices of Epoché: A Phenomenological Retreat
Summer School in Phenomenology

Organized by Abbed Kanoor & Leon Krings
10–14 August 2026
University of Hildesheim

http://glophi.com/2026/05/18/practices-of-epoche/

Migrating Ideas from East to West: Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay on the Race Question, Lecture by Priyanka Jha

GloPhi Center & Live Stream
19 May 2026, 2 p.m. (CEST)

This lecture challenges the Eurocentric view that emancipatory ideas such as liberty, equality, and human dignity flowed solely from the West to the non-West. Instead, it argues that intellectual exchange has always been multidirectional and dialogical.

New Fellow: Fernando David Márquez Duarte, March–July 2026

Fernando David Márquez Duarte is a Mexican decolonial activist and scholar from Mexicali, Mexico. He has a permanent physical disability. He holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of California Riverside (UCR) and works at the intersection of decoloniality, Indigenous studies, and environmental justice, with a regional focus on Latin America (Abya Yala).

http://glophi.com/fellows/fernando-david-marquez-duarte/

Making Global Philosophical Sources Visible: HePS in Dialogue with Experts on Digital Access to Cultural Goods

Our database initiative Hildesheim Encyclopedia of Philosophical Sources (HePS) discussed at the University of Münster.

More information: http://glophi.com/2026/05/11/heps-muenster/

We are going live in 20 minutes! Relating to the Ocean
Lecture by Monika Rohmer & Liliana Gómez

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enr_U_a1N08

Relating to the Ocean
Lecture by Monika Rohmer & Liliana Gómez

GloPhi Center & Live Stream
12 May 2026, 2 p.m. (CEST)

http://glophi.com/2026/05/08/relating-to-the-ocean/

This double lecture sheds light on the consequences of taking a fluid, oceanic space as point of departure of this series. The presentations acknowledge discussions in oceanic humanities, literary studies, and ecofeminism, while relating specifically to oceanic perspectives from Africa and Latin America.