CFP. Extended Deadline: The Reaches of Pragmatism

Submission deadline: March 1, 2015

Conference date(s):
June 8, 2015 - June 13, 2015

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Conference Venue:

School of Philosophy, University College, Dublin
Dublin, Ireland

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“The Reaches of Pragmatism”

Summer Institute in American Philosophy

School of Philosophy

University College Dublin, Ireland

June 8-13, 2015 

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 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS AND EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS (Deadline: March 15, 2015)

At the Dublin SIAP, we invite submissions for papers in any area related to Pragmatism and American Philosophy. Abstracts for conference-style papers or for one of a variety of ‘work in-progress’ sessions are welcome.

Submission Instructions:

Please specify type of presentation from the list below:

Traditional Papers: Papers in all areas of American philosophy are welcome. We will particularly favor papers whose topics are related to the themes of the plenary seminars and the work of our keynote speaker. Instructions: please submit an abstract of 500 words describing the paper in detail. Final papers should be of a length suitable for a short presentation of 15-25 minutes.

Books-In-Progress Submissions: Those working on book manuscripts in areas of research  relevant to  Pragmatism in general and the theme of the Summer Institute in particular are also invited to  present  their work.  This includes fresh ideas for books just under way as well as books nearing completion, but does not extend to author-critics sessions on recently-published books.  Instructions: please submit a 500-word abstract describing your book manuscript, the content of your presentation, your ideas for the format of the presentation.

Dissertations-In-Progress Submissions: Graduate students preparing dissertation proposals, in the dissertation-writing phase, or approaching their dissertation defense are invited to present their work at special dissertations-in-progress sessions.  This is a regular tradition at SIAP and one of the most exciting fora to showcase new work that is being developed in American Philosophy at various graduate programs across the country and internationally. Instructions: please submit a 500-word abstract describing the content of your dissertation.  We will work with you in advance of the session on general guidelines for preparing the presentation and what to expect.  In addition please note: we have a limited number of travel grants available to graduates at the Summer Institute who will be presenting, so please indicate if you would like to be considered for a travel grant which will cover the entire cost of room/housing as well as registration fees.  These grants are generously funded by the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy. (See below for more information on the grants).

Experiments-In-Progress Submissions: We invite presentations on projects, collaborations, group work, public philosophy forays, field philosophy work, and other philosophical experiments for the purposes of discussion at SIAP.  Some examples: Michael Eldridge’s 2009 group discussion of Obama’s Pragmatism (and see the most recent issue of Contemporary Pragmatism for papers on the topic, some of which were initially formulated at this session). These sessions will be limited in number and are intended to provide opportunities for innovative forms of work, thought, and scholarship in the American tradition. Instructions: please submit a 500-word abstract describing your project, the content of your presentation, your ideas for the format of the presentation, a justification of the project terms of larger issues of outreach and scholarship.?

Email your submissions to Sarin Marchetti at [email protected].

The submission deadline is March 15, 2015 with decisions to be made by March 30, 2015. If, in order to secure institutional funding, you absolutely need an earlier decision, then please contact Dr Sarin Marchetti and we will try to accommodate you.

The subject line of your email should read: "SIAP 2015 Submission: format type (e.g., Traditional Paper, Dissertation-In-Progress)]”.  

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