Florida State University's Minorities and Philosophy Annual Graduate Philosophy Conference

Florida State University’s chapter of Minorities and Philosophy invites you to its Annual Graduate Philosophy Conference to be held on the first weekend of April (4/2-4/3).

We are one of over 180 chapters of MAP (http://www.mapforthegap.com/). The aim of our organization is to address structural injustices in academic philosophy and to remove barriers that impede participation in academic philosophy for members of marginalized groups. Towards this end, this conference is an opportunity both for graduate students from marginalized backgrounds and those addressing issues of marginalization in philosophy to present their work.

Our keynote speaker this year will be Manuel Vargas, professor of philosophy at University of California, San Diego. Vargas specializes in ethics, agency, and Latin American philosophy. In addition to publishing a prodigious number of articles, he has written books on topics such as free will and moral responsibility.

Please see the CFP page for information about submissions.

Any questions should be directed to Christian Pace at [email protected]