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Upcoming Events
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Sep
27
Collective Phenomenology: A Talk with Prof. Gayle Salamon
Time: 5:00pm—6:30pmProf. Gayle Salamon reconsiders the scope, method, and history of collective phenomenology through an examination of Herbert Spiegelberg’s Workshops in Phenomenology.
