The University of Pennsylvania chapter of MAP (Minorities and Philosophy) is pleased to announce our sixth conference: \;MAP-Penn Conference on Philosophy of Disability and Illness. \;
\nFor this conference\, we are soliciting anonymized abstracts of 500-750 words on any aspect of Philosophy of Disability and/or Philosophy of Illness. This includes\, but is not limited to\, disability and/or illness-related conceptual and normative issues in philosophy of law\, in medical ethics\, in bioethics\, \;in general ethics\, \;in the history of philosophy\, in social and political philosophy\, in social epistemology\, in one&rsquo\;s personal experiences as a philosopher\, and in philosophy teaching practices.
\nPlease send abstracts to trosenq@sas.upenn.edu with subject line 'MAP Conference' by January 3\, 2022. \;
\nThe abstracts should be prepared for anonymous review and submitted in .pdf\, .docx\, or .doc format. \;Please specify your name\, institutional role\, and institution (if any) in the body of the email. \;
\nPresenters will be notified about the status of their submission via email by the end of January.
\nConference dates: April 8-10\, 2022.
\nThe conference will take place online.
\nKeynote Speakers: Havi Carel (University of Bristol)\, Joseph Stramondo (San Diego State University) and Jasmine E. Harris (University of Pennsylvania)
\nConference organizers: Sara Purinton\, Jacqueline Wallis\, Lisa Martinez-Katout\, Kate Nicole Hoffman\, Lauren Perry\, Youngbin Yoon\, and Tiina Rosenqvist
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