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SUMMARY:Ethical Theory and Political Philosophy
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LOCATION:Evanston\, United States
DESCRIPTION:SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: The deadline is February 15\, 2013. We welcome submissions from faculty&nbsp\;and graduate students\, as some sessions will be reserved for student presentations. Please submit&nbsp\;an essay of approximately 4000 words and an abstract of at most 150 words. Essay topics in all&nbsp\;areas of ethical theory and political philosophy will be considered\, although some priority will be&nbsp\;given to essays that take up themes from the works of Talbot Brewer and Sarah Buss\, such as&nbsp\;autonomy\, desire\, goodness\, moral psychology\, moral responsibility\, pleasure\, practical reasoning\,&nbsp\;respect\, virtue\, Aristotelianism and Kantianism. Essays and abstracts should be prepared for blind&nbsp\;review in word\, rtf\, or pdf format. Graduate submissions should be sent by e-mail to\nnustep.grad.conference@gmail.com</a>\; faculty submissions should be sent by e-mail to&nbsp\;kebelsduggan@northwestern.edu</a>. Notices of acceptance will be sent by April 1\, 2013. For more&nbsp\;information\, please contact Kyla Ebels-Duggan at the e-mail address above or visit our website:
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