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CALL FOR PAPERS: Deadline Extended to September 17th
\nApplied Philosophy
\n6th Annual Graduate Student Workshop in Applied Philosophy:
\nIndividual and Collective Responsibility
\nBowling Green State University\, Bowling Green\, Ohio
\nNovember 2-3
\nKeynote Speakers:
\nDr. Marion Smiley
\n(J.P Morgan Chase Professor of Philosophy\, Brandeis University)
\nDr. Mark Budolfson
\n(Assistant Professor of Philosophy\, University of Vermont)
\nDetails
\nThe Philosophy Department of Bowling Green State University invites submissions to its 6th annual Graduate Student Workshop in Applied Philosophy. While we accept submissions in any area of applied philosophy\, this year's theme focuses on individual and collective responsibility with respect to applied issues.
\nThe aim of the workshop is to bring together graduate scholars working in applied philosophy topics to encourage constructive discussion and debate. Each presenter will be given an undivided audience\, a commentator and at least 20 minutes for questions
\nPaper Submission Guidelines
\nWe invite the submission of papers on any topic in applied philosophy\, though preference will be given to papers related to workshop theme: Individual and Collective Responsibility. Papers should ideally be under 4000 words. Please prepare for blind review. Send your paper in an acceptable format (acceptable formats: .pdf\, .doc\, .docx\, .rtf) as an attachment to the following email address: gradphilworkshop@bgsu.edu.
\nPlease use the following as your subject line: &ldquo\;BGSU Workshop [your last name].&rdquo\; In the body of the e-mail\, please include the following information:
\n1. Paper title
\n2. Author&rsquo\;s name
\n3. Brief abstract (under 150 words)
\n4. Institutional affiliation and graduate program
\n5. Contact e-mail address and phone number
\n6. Statement granting permission to distribute your paper to graduate students serving on the workshop committee and to commentators
\nCommentators
\nEach paper will have a commentator. If you are not submitting a paper\, but are interested in commenting please send an email to gradphilworkshop@bgsu.edu detailing availability and areas of interest. Persons whose papers were submitted but not included in the workshop may be invited to participate as commentators.
\nDeadline
\nThe submission deadline is September 17\, 2018.
\nWorkshop Information
\nFor more detailed information about travel\, accommodations\, the workshop schedule\, and more please visit the following website:
\nhttps://www.bgsu.edu/arts-and-sciences/philosophy/workshops-and-conferences/applied-philosophy-workshop.html
\nContact Information
\nEmail for paper submissions: gradphilworkshop@bgsu.edu
\nWorkshop Coordinators
\nRyan Fischbeck: rfischb@bgsu.edu
\nAlex Bearden: arbeard@bgsu.edu
\nWebsite: bgsu.edu/gradphilworkshop
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