Blog posts highlighting the people who contribute to Project Vox, the projects they undertake, and the partnerships that support our work.
Jackson Cooksey and Tristan Kelleher’s post is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. Our subteam for this semester was dedicated to exploring the feasibility of adding network visualizations to the Project Vox website. Network visualizations have long been a topic of discussion for the team, and this spring we made concrete steps towards establishing […]
This collaborative post, authored by Anna Twiddy, is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. For the first time in Project Vox history, we’ve published two entire philosopher entries in the span of just a few weeks: those of Mary Shepherd and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (if you haven’t checked out these […]
Dana Hogan’s post is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. On the Project Vox site, you can read our polished philosopher profiles and the Behind-the-Scenes blog posts about the work that goes into creating these profiles; but what happens before all that? How does the team select a philosopher? The Project Vox team […]
As official health reports continue to suggest that an FDA-approved vaccine will be imminently available, the world now braces for a second act to our quarantined existence. Waiting until the summer months to “return to normal” feels both tantalizingly close and dauntingly out of reach, and the question of what will be considered “normal” lingers […]
Damla Ozdemir’s post is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. Roy Auh: How and when did you learn about Project Vox? Damla Ozdemir: Around my junior year of high school, I was reading a book about Voltaire because I was interested in physics, philosophy, and history, and found information about Émilie Du Châtelet. I became […]
Heather Baker’s post is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. This may be a bold claim, but I can confidently say that Project Vox has made me a better chef, and I am sure that is just the beginning. Is there anything that the early modern women of philosophy can’t do? It turns […]
Tell us about yourself. What brought you to work as an Image Metadata Intern for Project Vox? Stacy: I am an aspiring librarian with interests in history, women’s studies, African American culture, and outreach. I came to Project Vox to expand my librarian skill set and to support the study of women philosophers. Heather: As […]
This blog post highlights members of the 2017–2018 research team for Project Vox. The research team is a rotating group of students who collaborate to write new material for our site. This year the students wrote a new entry for Princess Elisabeth that will be available on our site soon pending review by our project […]
It’s the beginning of a new semester! Are you curious about how women philosophers would fit into your syllabus? Do you know about the different readings and source materials that you can provide your students? Project Vox’s Teaching section makes that easy! We provide sample syllabi from instructors all over the continent. See how […]
