Early career scholars (defined as those who\, as of September 1\, are within fifteen years of receiving a PhD) are invited to apply to present a paper. \; One person will be selected\, on the basis of an abstract (250-500 words) and a copy of a current cv\, which should be submitted as a single PDF attachment to an email addressed to to erin-hackathorn@uiowa.edu by October 27\, 2014. \; A decision will be announced by November 21. \;
\nThe paper proposed in the abstract should address some aspect of Wittgenstein&rsquo\;s 1930-33 lectures. A detailed description of those lectures can be found in Moore&rsquo\;s &lsquo\;Wittgenstein&rsquo\;s Lectures in 1930-33\,&rsquo\; first published in three parts in Mind in 1954-55\, and reprinted in Wittgenstein\, Philosophical Occasions. Students&rsquo\; notes from those lectures have been published in Wittgenstein&rsquo\;s Lectures\, Cambridge 1930-1932\, ed. Desmond Lee and the first part of Wittgenstein&rsquo\;s Lectures\, Cambridge 1932-1935\, ed. Alice Ambrose. Further information about the lectures and the forthcoming edition can be found in Stern\, Citron and Rogers &ldquo\;Moore&rsquo\;s notes on Wittgenstein&rsquo\;s lectures\, Cambridge 1930-1933: Text\, Context\, and Content.&rdquo\; \; Nordic Wittgenstein Review #2 2013\, pp. 161-179\, available by open access online from http://www.nordicwittgensteinreview.com/
\nThe early career scholar who is selected to present a paper at the symposium will be given immediate access to the full text of the forthcoming edition of Moore&rsquo\;s lecture notes\, and will be expected to submit a completed paper by April 1\, 2015. The selected participant's expenses and accommodation during the symposium will be fully covered.
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