Austin Graduate Ethics and Normativity Talks (AGENT)

November 11, 2022 - November 12, 2022
Department of Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin

Austin
United States

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The University of Texas at Austin’s Philosophy Department is hosting the annual Austin Graduate Ethics and Normativity Talks (AGENT) on November 11th and 12th (Friday and Saturday).

This year, our keynote speakers will be Mark Timmons (University of Arizona) and Zoë Johnson King (Harvard University). 

We invite graduate students to submit philosophy papers related to ethics, normativity, and value. This can include any philosophical subfields as they relate to normativity.

We are seeking high-quality, journal-gradepapers for presentation. Papers will undergo a blind grading process. We expect to take no more than 4-5 papers, or ~10% of the number of submissions.

AGENT will be in-person as circumstances permit. If you submit to AGENT, you are committing to presenting in-person (if at all possible), given that your paper is accepted. Presentations total one hour – 30 minutes lecture, 30 minute Q&A. Well-designed Powerpoints are encouraged: paper handouts, with their ecological cost, should be considered less-essential. 

Submission Deadline: Sunday, September 25th, 2022.

All submissions must be 3000 words or fewer. All documents should be submitted as .doc; .docx; or .pdf. Papers must be prepared for blind review. 

Please submit all documents to [email protected] with the subject ‘[LASTNAME]_AGENT2022 submission’. Use your paper title as the document’s name (e.g., InterestingPaper.pdf). One submission per author. 

In addition, please include a cover letter with: 

·        Paper Title

·        Author’s name

·        Author’s institutional affiliation

·        Author’s email

·        Word count (≤ 3000 words)

·        Abstract  (≤ 150 words)

·        Please use CL_[Title] (e.g., CL_InterestingPaper.pdf) as your cover letter title.

*If you are a member of an underrepresented group in philosophy, (e.g: low-income, first-generation college, Person-of-color, woman, trans, LGBTQIA+, disabled) feel free to include a diversity statement (~100 words).

Send all other questions to [email protected]

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