CFP: Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference

Submission deadline: July 31, 2015

Conference date(s):
November 13, 2015 - November 15, 2015

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Conference Venue:

Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford University
Oxford, United Kingdom

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We invite submissions by graduate students to the 19th Annual Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference to be held on 13-15 November 2015 at the University of Oxford.

Papers can be on any topic in philosophy. Our aim is to represent a broad range of philosophical interests and traditions in our final selection, across theoretical and practical philosophy. We encourage submissions of papers on topics outside of mainstream analytic philosophy. We also encourage submissions by philosophers from underrepresented groups. 

CFP Deadline: 31 July 2015, 23.59. For submission details, see below.

The University of Oxford's Annual Graduate Philosophy Conference enjoys a reputation as one of the most prestigious philosophy conferences at a graduate level in the United Kingdom. 

Each student presentation will be followed by a response from a member of the Oxford Philosophy Faculty. This presents a wonderful opportunity for students to receive feedback on their work from an expert in the field, and ensures many interesting discussions during the conference and beyond.

Eligibility:
All current graduate students in philosophy may apply [except for current Oxford students at the time of the conference]. 

Submission details:

The submission deadline is 31 July 2015.

Please send the following to [email protected] in separate .doc(x), .rtf, or .pdf files:

(1) A cover letter that contains (a) the author’s name, (b) institutional affiliation, (c) contact information, (d) (preliminary) title of the paper, and (e) the area(s) of philosophy the paper deals with;

(2) The abstract (no more than 500 words), including a (preliminary) title, and the area(s) of philosophy the paper deals with, with no information identifying the author or the author’s institutional affiliation;

(3) The paper (up to 4000 words) including the title and abstract, with no information identifying the author or the author’s institutional affiliation.

N.B. The paper should be of a suitable length for a 45 minute long talk.

For further enquiries, please email [email protected].

All the best,

The Organizing Committee for the 19th Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference

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