The University of Chicago Philosophy Review is accepting undergraduate longform paper submissions on justice (&le\;6000 words).
\nCFP: Philosophy and Justice
\nPapers interrogating justice (or injustice) and related concepts: epistemic injustice\, punishment\, political society\, etc. through the lens of any philosopher\, field\, and/or tradition are welcome. Submissions are due by September 20th to be published in our upcoming print journal edition. \;
\nWe welcome papers addressing questions including but not limited to:
\nCan we justify the relationship between punishment and justice? \;
\nHow does justice influence ethics? Vice versa?
\nWhat role does epistemology play in upholding justice or remedying injustice? \;
\nIs there a relationship between God and justice? \;
\nWho holds the authority to administer justice? \;
\nIs justice only relevant in law\, or is it something that exists beyond the courtroom? \;
\nWhat does it mean for justice to exist at all? \;
\nPapers should be between 2\,500 and 6\,000 words\, contain rigorous philosophical analysis pertaining to the theme\, and be formatted in Chicago Style. A 200 word abstract is also required for consideration.
\nSubmissions must be anonymized\, and will be subject to a blind peer review process. The Review will notify authors of its decisions by October 25th. Any questions should be sent via email toucprboard@gmail.com. \;
\nThe Philosophy and Justice submission form can be found here: https://forms.gle/8W7AwfMBXXyPPDuQ8 \;
\nQuestions? Contact us via email (ucprboard@gmail.com)
\nPast issues can be found on our website.
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