"Order and Humanistic World"- Peking University Philosophy Doctoral Forum

CallforPapers

"OrderandHumanisticWorld"- Peking University Philosophy Doctoral Forum

  As 2024 marks the "Year of Academic Excellence" at Peking University, we seek to further enrich the philosophical discourse by convening the inaugural Philosophy Doctoral Forum. This initiative aims to elevate the development of philosophy as a discipline, foster profound intellectual engagement, and broaden the academic vistas of doctoral students. It is a call for minds committed to navigating the deep currents of thought and engaging in conversations that transcend the immediate, touching upon the eternal.   Under the theme "Order and the Humanistic World," we extend an invitation to doctoral candidates from across the globe, encouraging reflection on the foundations of order, the human condition, and the myriad cultural and social frameworks that shape our understanding of these concepts. This forum is not merely an academic gathering but a philosophical journey — one that traverses the landscapes of reason and experience, seeking to illuminate the principles that sustain order in the world, and in our very being. The forum will also host faculty from the Department of Philosophy, who will share their insights into academic writing and career development, engaging in substantive dialogue with attendees.   This forum seeks to create a fertile ground for intellectual exchange, not only focusing on cutting-edge research but also encouraging a deeper reflection on the theme of "Order and the Humanistic World." Through keynote lectures, sub-forum dialogues, and academic salons, the forum will foster encounters that transcend disciplinary boundaries and national contexts. It will become a space where diverse ideas meet, clash, and coalesce, sparking new directions in thought and broadening the reach of philosophy, both within and beyond academia.   Forum theme •         Theme:Order and the Humanistic World Targetaudience •         Doctoral candidates in philosophy and related disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, from universities worldwide.   Date and Venue •         Date: November 8th - November 10th, 2024 •         November 8: Arrival of participants •         November 9-10 (morning): Academic seminars •         November 10 (afternoon): Departure •         Venue: Peking University

Call for Papers

1.                      Submissions should engage directly with the theme "Order and the Humanistic World," demonstrating philosophical depth, originality, and relevance to pressing intellectual and societal concerns. 2.                      Submissions must adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity, presenting original research that has not been previously published. Plagiarism in any form is strictly prohibited. 3.                      We recommend that the main body of the paper consist of 8,000 to 15,000 words (4,500 to 8,000 words for submissions in English), along with an abstract and 3 to 5 keywords. Authors are requested to include a brief biographical statement, along with their contact details, at the conclusion of the paper.   Formatting Requirements

•         Title: Bold, font size 3

•         First-level and second-level headings: Bold, size 3 and small size 3, respectively

•         Abstract (Chinese): Bold, small size 3; Content: size 4, Song font, 20-point line spacing

•         Abstract (English): Bold, small size 3; Content: size 4, Times New Roman, single spacing

•         Keywords: Bold, size 4; Content: size 4, Song font

•         Main text: Small size 4, Song font, 20-point line spacing

•         References: Size 5, Song font, 16-point line spacing

•         Notes: Endnotes are required. Submissions not adhering to these formatting standards will not be reviewed. Submission and Acceptance Process 1.       Submissions (both Word and PDF versions) should be emailed, accompanied by a completed submission receipt (see attachment), to [email protected].The subject line and file names should follow this format: "University - Major - Year - Name - Contact Information - Paper Title." 2.       Deadline: Submissions must be received by 24:00 on October 25, 2024 (as determined by the email timestamp). 3.       Following the submission deadline, a panel of scholars from Peking University's Department of Philosophy will review all papers, selecting those of the highest caliber. 4.       The list of accepted papers will be announced on or around November 1, 2024, via the WeChat account "Peking University Philosophers." Authors of selected papers will also receive a formal invitation via text message or email.   Additional Information 1.       The forum will provide meals and accommodation, but participants are responsible for their own travel expenses. 2.       Inquiries regarding matters not covered by this announcement may be directed to the forum's official email.

Note: The forum will be conducted in a hybrid format, offering both online and in-person participation. While virtual attendance is possible, participants are strongly encouraged and supported to attend in person to foster richer intellectual exchanges.