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SUMMARY:Undergraduate Peirce Essay Contest
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DESCRIPTION:<p>The Charles S. Peirce Society is delighted to announce a new essay contest for current undergraduate students or recent undergraduate students who have not yet begun graduate studies. This contest is distinct from the long-running Peirce Essay Prize (only open to graduate students and early career scholars) and is meant to encourage work on Peirce&rsquo\;s philosophy at the undergraduate level. See below the call for submissions.<br><strong>Prize:&nbsp\;</strong>$300\; recognition by the Peirce Society at its annual meeting\, in its newsletter\, and on its website.<br><strong>Open to:&nbsp\;</strong>Any current undergraduate student and anyone who was an undergraduate student&nbsp\;within the past ten years and who is not a current or former graduate student.<br><strong>Topic</strong>: Any topic relating to the work of Charles S. Peirce<strong>.&nbsp\;</strong><br><strong>Length</strong>: 3\,000 to 5\,000 words is ideal\; longer papers should be justified by the author<strong>.&nbsp\;</strong><br><strong>Language:&nbsp\;</strong>English is preferred\, although papers in other languages&nbsp\;will be considered.&nbsp\;<br><strong>Advice:&nbsp\;</strong>While the essay need not focus entirely on Peirce&rsquo\;s work\, it should relate to it substantially and explicitly\, and it should be original. Although undergraduates are not expected to have full command of Peirce&rsquo\;s work or the literature on it\, papers that demonstrate substantial familiarity with both are preferred.<br><strong>AI Statement:&nbsp\;</strong>While we do not totally prohibit the use of AI tools\, submissions must be the author&rsquo\;s own work. In the submission email\, authors must disclose any use of AI tools\, specifying whether\, how\, and why AI was used.&nbsp\;<br><strong>Deadline:&nbsp\;</strong>September 30th\, 2026\; the winner to be announced by January 2027.<br><strong>Submission Instructions:&nbsp\;</strong>Prepare the essay for anonymous evaluation and submit it as an attachment to&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:peircesociety@gmail.com">peircesociety@gmail.com</a>&nbsp\;with the subject heading &ldquo\;undergraduate Peirce essay contest&rdquo\;. Although undergraduate transcripts are unnecessary\, entrants should specify their undergraduate careers and provide at least one academic reference (e.g.\, a former professor).</p>\n
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