Re: mühely meghirdetése

[Béres-Deák Rita]

Kedves szervezők,

az ötlet jó, amennyiben időm engedi, szívesen részt vennék ezeken a 
beszélgetéseken.

Béres-Deák Rita

Joó Mária <joo_maria at ludens.elte.hu> írta:

> 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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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
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who are
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training
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> > - CFUW/A. Vibert Douglas International Fellowship - 12 000 
Canadian
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> > - Ida Smedley Maclean International Fellowship - 8 000 to 10 000 
Swiss
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> > - IFUW Study and Action Programme Fellowship - 8 000 to 10 000 
Swiss
> francs
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> > - Winifred Cullis and Dorothy Leet Grants - 3 000 to 6 000 Swiss 
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> >
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undertake
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> > sponsored by the Canadian Federation of University Women for 
use in Canada
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Federation of
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less
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