Deadline for submissions: 1 August 2018. \;Applications and enquiries should be sent to [virtueepistemologyglasgow@gmail.com]. Notification of acceptance will be received by 15 August 2018.
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We invite extended abstracts \;[500-750 words] \;on any theme in virtue epistemology\, including but not limited to: virtue relliabilism\, virtue responsibilism\, virtue-theoretic analyses of knowledge\, justification and \;other epistemic standings\, virtue epistemology and epistemic luck\, virtue epistemology and social epistemology\, collective and extended virtue epistemology\, specific intellectual character virtues (e.g.\, open-mindedness\, humility\, intellectual courage\, etc.) and vices (intellectual arrogance\, close-mindedness\, intellectual insouciance\, etc.)\, knowledge-first virtue epistemology\, virtue epistemology and the value \;problem\, and virtue epistemology and the situationist challenge.
Speakers include: \;
\nJohn Greco
\nMaria Lasonen-Aarnio
\nDuncan Pritchard
\nLani Watson
\nKurt Sylvan
\nMona Simon
\nErnest Sosa (keynote speaker)
\n(Additional speakers TBA)
\nThanks to generous support from the \;Analysis Trust\, we have 2 slots reserved for graduate students/very early career researchers (within 1 year after PhD). Successful graduate /very early career applicants will receive a bursary towards their travel\, and have \;their meals and accommodation covered (up to £\;250 inclusive).
We particularly encourage submissions from women and members of underrepresented groups.
Contact: J. Adam Carter adam.carter@glasgow.ac.uk or Christoph Kelp christoph.kelp@glasgow.ac.uk
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