About the Spinoza Research Network
The Spinoza Research Network was set up in 2008 and funded by an AHRC Networks Grant between 2008 and 2010. The funded project focused on contemporary interdisciplinary connections to seventeenth-century philosopher Baruch Spinoza and built up a membership of over 200 members in Philosophy, Politics, Law, Literature, Music, Psychology, History, Medicine, Gender Studies, Education, and many other academic and non-academic disciplines.
The grant has now expired, but the Network continues as an interdisciplinary group of academics, students, and others interested in Spinoza around the world. Working together, sharing research and developing new projects, we investigate how Spinoza is used both within philosophy and beyond it, both inside and outside of academia.
Join the network! Contact Beth Lord at b.lord@dundee.ac.uk
Anyone with an interest in Spinoza can become a member – academics, students, and interested members of the public. Membership is free, and you will receive email updates about conferences and events.
Looking for interdisciplinary collaborators for your research project? Contact us to access hundreds of academics and non-academics working on, and with, Spinoza.
Want to promote your research or activities? Contact us to promote your book, conference, exhibition, or anything Spinoza-related to the network.
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Project Director
Dr. Beth Lord
Lecturer in Philosophy
School of Humanities
University of Dundee
Dundee, Scotland
DD1 4HN
b.lord@dundee.ac.uk
