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SUMMARY:5th Annual Saint Louis University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference
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LOCATION:DuBourg Hall\, 221 N Grand Blvd\, St. Louis\, MO 63103\, Saint Louis\, United States\, 63130
DESCRIPTION:<p>The Saint Louis University Undergraduate Philosophy Club\, in conjunction with SLU's Department of Philosophy\, is issuing a call for papers to be presented at its 5th Annual Undergraduate Philosophy Conference! The conference will take place on <strong>April 17th and April 18\, 2020 at Saint Louis University</strong>. The keynote address will be given by M. Ross Romero\, SJ\, Ph.D. (Creighton\, Philosophy). Romero is part of the <a href="https://philife.nd.edu/people/">Philosophy as a Way of Life Network</a>\, and the organizer of this year's national "Philosophy as a Way of Life" conference.</p>\n<p>This conference aims to provide undergraduate students an opportunity to present their work to their peers and to interact with students from across the country.&nbsp\;All participants submitting papers must be undergraduate students. (Current graduate students should not submit papers to this undergraduate conference.)</p>\n<p>Papers on any topic in philosophy\, drawing from any philosophical approach\, are invited\; we especially welcome papers that broadly take up questions of &ldquo\;a way of life&rdquo\; and the pursuit of a good life. Papers should be 6-8 pages (not including abstract and bibliography)\, with a reading time of 12-17 minutes\, allowing time for questions and conversation in a 30-minute session.</p>\n<p>Submissions: Please email to <em>philosophyclub@slu.edu</em> two documents: i) a cover sheet with the paper title\, the author&rsquo\;s name\, institutional affiliation\, and a brief abstract (100-200 words)\; ii) the body of the paper (6-8 pages\, with the paper title and bibliography\, which should not contain any identifying information).</p>\n<p>Paper submissions are due by March 7. Authors of accepted papers will be notified by March 15. Selection is on a competitive basis.</p>\n<p>Overnight accommodations for accepted speakers may be available upon request.</p>\n<p>Submissions (by March 7) and questions should be directed to <em>philosophyclub@slu.edu</em></p>
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