[Sokrates] WG: Emerging Ideas in Philosophy of Science [DEADLINE EXTENSION]

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Von: Veljko Simovic <vsimovi@uwo.ca>
Gesendet: Montag, 26. Juni 2023 09:02
An: philos@zedat.fu-berlin.de
Betreff: CfP: Emerging Ideas in Philosophy of Science [DEADLINE EXTENSION]

 

Hello!

We would greatly appreciate it if you can distribute our call for submissions (below) and the information about the extended deadline to your graduate and undergraduate students. Many thanks!

The first Emerging Ideas in Philosophy of Science conference will take place in Belgrade (Serbia), in person, on the 18th & 19th of September 2023. The conference will showcase concise-format presentations in the field of philosophy of science. The conference aims to spark discussions appealing to philosophers and non-specialists alike. We are pleased to announce that Jan Sprenger (University of Turin) and Vladan Djordjevic (Belgrade) will be giving the keynote addresses.

The Emerging Ideas conference is made in collaboration with the Philosophy Club (Filozofski Klub) and it is preceding the European Association of Philosophy of Science conference (Europe’s biggest PhilSci conference) taking place in Belgrade from the 20th to the 23rd of September.

More details Emerging Ideas conference can be found on our website: https://eipsconference.com/

 

Call for submissions

Students across all academic disciplines and on all levels of study are invited to submit a summary of their emerging idea.

A summary should include an outline of an issue in philosophy and an original argument that addresses the identified issue. Submissions in the philosophy of science are preferred, but the call is open to all related areas of philosophy (e.g. epistemology, philosophy of mind, logic, etc.).

Every accepted author will have 15 minutes to present their idea. Each presentation will be followed by 30 minutes of moderated discussion. Presentations should be short and focused. The aim of each presentation should be to spark a lively discussion among the audience; therefore, the authors are strongly encouraged to formulate questions for the audience.

Submission Guidelines

• Submissions should be in English.

• Submissions should not exceed 1000 words including footnotes (references do not count towards the word limit and should be listed on a separate page).

• Submissions should be prepared for anonymous review (do not include any personal identifying information).

• Submissions should be made in .pdf format.

• The name of the author and the author´s home institution should be noted in the body of the submission email.

• Co-authored submissions are not eligible.

Deadline & Submission Email

New deadline for submissions is the 1^st of August. Submissions should be sent to submissions@eipsconference.com

 

In the name of the EIPS organizing committee,

Veljko Simovic

PhD Student, GTA and RA

Department of Philosophy 

Western University & Rotman Institute of Philosophy 

WIRB, 1151 Richmond St., London, Ontario N6A 5B7, CANADA

https://www.rotman.uwo.ca/portfolio-items/simovic-veljko/