Re: mühely meghirdetése

[Eva Fodor]

Kedves Maria,

En nagyon szivesen reszt vennek- remek otlet tenyleg!

Udv,
Eva

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Eva Fodor
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Department of Gender Studies
Central European University
Phone: +36 1 327-3845
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kedves Mindenki!
Örülök, hogy végre mozgalmasodunk! Néhányan már évek óta találkozunk és
feminista elméleti témáinkról beszélgetünk, kb. 6-7 éve is lehet. Idén
elhatároztuk, hogy szivesen látjuk a nem egészen kezdő érdeklődőket. A
mühely neve Könyvek nőkről, célunk a magyarul megjelenő könyvek recepciója,
megvitatása. Sokminden jelenik meg és tünik el csobbanás nélkül a tengernyi
könyv között. Kik is vagyunk? Friedrich Judit ELTE BTK Angol Irod. Tsz.
Kádár Judit Kodolányi J. Főiskola, ő magyar irod.-mal foglalkozik, Horvát
Kriszta pszichoanalitikus és végül jómagam Joó Mária ELTE BTK Filozófiai
Int. Én vállalom a koordinációt, az étlap egyelőre: A. Pieper: Van-e
feminista etika? Áron Kiadó 2004 saját választott könyvem, Erica Jong
sorozat, már 3 kötete jelent meg, Friedrich Judit fogja elővezetni, Kádár
Judit az első magyar feminista történelmi regényt találta meg Kosáryné Réz
Lola: Asszonybeszéd  1943-ból, és Dalma Heyn: A vágy csöndje c. müvét
Horváth Kriszta  elemzi. Szivesen látunk vállalkozókat egy-egy könyv
elemzésével, ami magyarul hozzáférhető. Havonta egyszer tervezzük az
összejövetelt, lehetőleg azonos napon, pl. péntek du. vagy szombat du. A
helyet még meg kell találjuk, talán az én tanszéki szobámban, ha péntek du.
akkor jó.
Kérnék visszajelzést, érdekel-e valakit rajtunk kívül az ügy, a feminista,
női könyvek komoly recepciója.
Üdv és BUÉK!
Ps. én kezdem a sort A feminista etika, női értékek: A. Pieper  Gilligan
nyomában c. január végén.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thun Eva" <thun at GANDALF.ELTE.HU>
To: <GESTH-L at LISTSERV.IIF.HU>
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 3:26 PM
Subject: IFUW-DNMSZ osztondijak


> Az alábbi ösztöndíjak pláyázati anyaga a Diplomás Nők Magyarországi
> Szövetségénél (DNMSZ) érhető el. Üdv. Thun Éva, elnök
>
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> The International Federation of University Women (IFUW) offers a limited
> number of fellowships and grants to women graduates for advanced research,
> study and training. The competitions are normally held every two years.
> Exceptionally, the next competition will offer fellowships and grants for
> the 2005/2006 academic year.
>
> DESCRIPTION OF AWARDS
> IFUW fellowships and grants are open only to women graduates who are
> members of the International Federation. The awards are intended to help
> finance short graduate and post-graduate study, research and training
> projects and to serve as complementary funds for longer programmes. The
> number distributed varies between 15 and 25 per competition. Those
> generally offered include:
> - British Federation Crosby Hall Fellowship - 2 500 pounds sterling
> - CFUW/A. Vibert Douglas International Fellowship - 12 000 Canadian
dollars
> - Ida Smedley Maclean International Fellowship - 8 000 to 10 000 Swiss
francs
> - IFUW Study and Action Programme Fellowship - 8 000 to 10 000 Swiss
francs
> - NZFWG/Daphne Purves Grants - 3000 to 6000 Swiss francs
> - Winifred Cullis and Dorothy Leet Grants - 3 000 to 6 000 Swiss francs
>
> The British Federation Crosby Hall Fellowship, offered by the BFWG
> Charitable Foundation, is reserved for women wishing to study or undertake
> research in Great Britain. The CFUW/A. Vibert Douglas Fellowship is
> sponsored by the Canadian Federation of University Women for use in Canada
> or abroad. The NZFGW awards are sponsored by the New Zealand Federation of
> Graduate Women. The IFUW Study and Action Programme Fellowship is reserved
> for projects which relate to IFUW's triennial theme. The SAAP theme for
> the 2005/2006 competition will be announced closer to the date.
> Fellowships are meant to encourage advanced scholarship and original
> research by university women. Applicants must be well started on the
> research programme to which the application refers. Fellowships are
> intended to cover at least eight months of work, and should be taken up
> within 9 months of the date of award. They are not normally given for a
> Masters or for the first year of a PhD programme.
> The Winifred Cullis and Dorothy Leet Grants are given to help women
> graduates to obtain specialized training and to carry out independent
> research, including the completion of a piece of research already well
> advanced. The amount of the grant is to cover a short period of not less
> than two months. Special consideration is given to applicants whose
> research or training will have a multiplier effect in their home country.
> The Dorothy Leet Grants are reserved for women graduates from countries
> with a comparatively low per capita income and those who either wish to
> work as experts in these countries or whose research is of value to such
> countries.
>
>
> REGULATIONS
> - All applicants must be women graduates and either a member of one of
> IFUW s 77 national federations and associations or, if living in a country
> where there is not yet a national affiliate, an independent member of
> IFUW, or an international individual member of IFUW.
> - Fellowships and grants are for work in any branch of learning, in the
> country of the applicant s choice.
> - Awards are for study/research/training at the doctoral or post-doctoral
> level. A limited number of awards will be given for work at the Masters'
> level.
> - All candidates must have obtained admission to the proposed place of
> study prior to applying to IFUW s competition. An official letter of
> acceptance must accompany the application.
> - The awards provide a maximum of twelve months support and are not
> renewable.
> - No assistance is given for travel to conferences or direct family
support.
>
> APPLICATION PROCEDURE
> - Members of IFUW s 77 national federations and associations must obtain
> the application package from and apply through their respective national
> headquarters. See the NFA section for addresses. The preliminary screening
> for national members will take place at the national level. Each
> federation and association may choose up to three candidates for
> consideration in the final selection round.
> - IFUW Independent Members and International Individual Members must apply
> direct to IFUW Headquarters in Geneva, where the preliminary screening for
> individual members will take place.
>
> APPLICATION DEADLINES
> -The next competition will offer awards for the 2005/2006 academic year.
> Application packages are available now.
> - For the 2005/2006 competition, the application deadline for independent
> members and international individual members will be 1 November 2004.
> Deadlines for members applying through one of IFUW's 77 national
> affiliates vary by country, but will normally fall between 1 September and
> 1 October 2004.
>
> SELECTION CRITERIA
> - Motivation for research, study or training
> - Originality and feasibility of proposed plan of research/study/training
> - Extent to which the specialized knowledge and skills to be acquired will
> benefit others or further the applicant s career
> - Planned work or activity after completion of the research/study/training
> - Preference will be given to candidates whose research, study or training
> is to be undertaken in a country other than the one in which the applicant
> received her education or in which she habitually resides.
> - Special consideration will be given to proposals which relate directly
> to IFUW s priorities.
>
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