Wednesday, December 1, 2010
EPS Call for Papers: 2011
2011 National Meeting, San Francisco, CA
The 2011 National Meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society will be held in San Francisco, CA from November 16th-18th.
Our plenary speaker this year will be Dr. Dallas Willard from the University of Southern California. Dr. Willard will be speaking on moral epistemology. Accordingly, papers that focus on issues pertaining to moral epistemology or moral theory more broadly construed (e.g. metaethics, applied ethics) will be given privilege in the review process; papers in other philosophical disciplines (metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of religion) are welcome for submission as well.
Your paper proposal must include the following:
1. Personal information:
a. Your name
b. The institution with which you are affiliated
c. Contact information (email address and phone number)
2. Time constraints / preferences:
a. Days and times you CANNOT read the paper
b. Days and times you would PREFER to read the paper
* While we will do our best to accommodate your preferences, inflexibility with regard to possible reading times may make the paper more difficult to accept.
3. The title of your proposed paper
4. A 100-200 word abstract of the paper you would like to read.
NOTE: You do not need to send the entire paper. An abstract is sufficient.
Paper proposals must be received by March 4th, 2011. Proposals received after that date will not be considered.
Proposals should be sent by email attachment to: epsblindreview@gmail.com
3. The title of your proposed paper
4. A 100-200 word abstract of the paper you would like to read.
NOTE: You do not need to send the entire paper. An abstract is sufficient.
Paper proposals must be received by March 4th, 2011. Proposals received after that date will not be considered.
Proposals should be sent by email attachment to: epsblindreview@gmail.com
- Make sure your proposal is suitable for blind review.
- Please indicate whether or not you are willing to serve as a moderator for the EPS plenary sessions.
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