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SUMMARY:Philosophy of Love
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LOCATION:Tilburg\, Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:<p>CFA: Philosophy of Love</p>\n<p>Department of Philosophy</p>\n<p>Tilburg University</p>\n<p>We are pleased to announce our call for abstracts for a workshop on the Philosophy of Love\, to</p>\n<p>take place at Tilburg University on 13-14 February 2019.</p>\n<p>Fran&ccedil\;ois de La Rochefoucauld writes: &ldquo\;There are some people who would never have fallen in</p>\n<p>love if they had not heard others talk about it.&rdquo\; For western philosophers\, these &ldquo\;others&rdquo\; are the</p>\n<p>ancient Greeks\, and the kinds of love that they talked about - eros\, philia and agape - still loom</p>\n<p>large in philosophical conversations about love today. Would philosophers recognize love if it</p>\n<p>escaped the boundaries of these categorizations? What is the relevance of canonical texts on</p>\n<p>love today? What can philosophers learn from interdisciplinary and non-western approaches to</p>\n<p>the topic?</p>\n<p>We are inviting abstracts on these and related questions in any sub-discipline of philosophy.</p>\n<p>Possible topics include (but are not limited to): romantic love\; love of animals\; religious love\;</p>\n<p>love in the digital age\; falling in love\; lovesickness\; familial love\; erotic love\; the ethics of love\;</p>\n<p>love and death/ mourning\; the end of love\; romantic love\; charity/ neighbourly love etc.</p>\n<p>This will be a small workshop centered around the discussion of full papers\, which will be made</p>\n<p>available in advance. Every presenter will receive ample time to share their ideas and connect</p>\n<p>them to the larger conference-wide conversation. Confirmed speakers include: Anca Gheaus\,</p>\n<p>Tony Milligan\, Heleen Pott and Katrien Schaubroeck.</p>\n<p>Your abstract should be 350-500 words and prepared for blind review. Please submit the</p>\n<p>abstract as a PDF document to philosophyoflove@uvt.nl and include your name\, departmental</p>\n<p>affiliation\, email address and the title of your paper in the body of the email.</p>\n<p>The submission deadline for abstracts is 1 September 2019. Successful applicants will be</p>\n<p>informed 1 October. Please note that successful applicants will be expected to submit a full draft</p>\n<p>of their paper by 15 January 2020.</p>\n<p>Papers dealing specifically with the ethics of love will - upon blind review - be considered for a</p>\n<p>special issue of the Journal of Ethics (Springer).</p>\n<p>Program Committee: Alfred Archer\, Wim Dubbink\, Martine Prange and Roos Slegers</p>
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