Nov 05, 2019 CFP-undergraduate philosophy journal -Stance

STANCE: an international undergraduate philosophy journal
Stance seeks original philosophical papers authored by current undergraduates
Stance’s anonymous, multiple peer-review process provides contributors with a professional learning experience.
The undergraduate students who compose the editorial board of Stance are trained in specific editorial skills including line editing, content evaluation,
professional communication, and independent research. Several reviewers examine each contributed paper, and every paper that is published will have met exacting “Revise and Resubmit” requirements.
The author of each paper is given constructive feedback, even the authors of papers that are rejected. We accept essays on a wide variety of topics to not only give students a chance to display
their work but also to give them an opportunity to see work that may be surprisingly different from their own.

Sep 13, 2019 → Dec 31, 2019CFP-Social Philosophy today

Social Philosophy Today (SPT), a peer-reviewed forum for the philosophical discussion of contemporary social issues, is pleased to invite submissions for Volume 36 on the theme, Home: Sanctuary, Shelter, and Justice. We also welcome short “replies” to articles in the SPT archives.

The theme of Volume 36 is also the theme of the 2019 NASSP International Conference. Deadline December 31st 2019

Sep 18, 2019 → Jan 01, 2020Fifth Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference

The Alden March Bioethics Institute is excited to host it's Fifth Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference.
The controversies and challenges of reproductive ethics arise from new technologies, political and ideological divisions, theology and changing cultural norms.
The goal of this two-day conference is to explore and expand the range of topics addressed in reproductive ethics.
March 20-21 Albany N.Y.

Oct 08, 2019 → Jan 04, 2020Call for Papers:

BayFAP was founded in 2005 by Jacqueline Tayor (USF) and Ásta (SFSU), and modeled after our sister group, the Workshop on Gender and Philosophy (WOGAP),
which meets a few times per semester to discuss a pre-circulated paper. However, BayFAP faced distinctive logistical challenges. Participants who work and study at
different institutions across the Bay Area live far away from each other. Public transportation between the campuses is poor, and traffic is increasingly horrendous. As a result, attendance at
BayFAP suffered badly.
In response to this, we decided to change the format of BayFAP to an annual, workshop-style conference.
The conference will be modeled after the Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference and its descendants, the Vancouver Summer Philosophy Conference
and the Midsummer Philosophy Workshop.

Oct 29, 2019 → Jan 08, 2020CFP undergraduate students

The Hemlock is soliciting submissions from undergraduates for its 2020 edition.

Deadline: January 7 2020.

Nov 18, 2019 → Jan 11, 2020CFP-CSHPS Annual Conference / Congrès annuel de la SCHPS

The Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science (CSHPS) is holding its annual conference as part of the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences in London, ON, May 30-June 1, 2020
La Société canadienne d'histoire et de philosophie des sciences (SCHPS) tiendra son congrès annuel dans le cadre du Congrès des sciences humaines, London, ON, 30 mai – 1er juin 2020
Date limite: 10 Jan. Deadline: January 10

Oct 29, 2019 → Jan 16, 2020CFP European Journal of Politics and Gender

The European Journal of Politics and Gender (EJPG), would like to draw your attention to our Special Issue competition.
We invite proposals that advance gender and politics research in all its diversity.
The deadline is 15th January 2020

Nov 11, 2019 → Feb 01, 2020CFP-Care Ethics Research Consortium Conference

Decentering ethics: Challenging privileges, building solidarities

University of Ottawa
October 29-31, 2020
Please send your abstract for peer review to abstractsCERC2020@gmail.com by Friday January 31st, 2020.
In the subject line, please type 'CERC proposal' and your last name. Individuals may only submit one proposal.
In your email, please include a brief biographical note (250 words max) with main research interests and institutional affiliation (if applicable).

Local organizers: Sophie Bourgault (University of Ottawa) and Fiona Robinson (Carleton University)

Sep 30, 2019 → Feb 02, 2020Simone de Beauvoir Studies,  Featured Translation 2021

Call for Nominations SdBS Featured Translation 2021

Deadline: February 1, 2020
Do you want to recognize a text that has had the greatest impact on your thinking and has changed the ways that you read Beauvoir’s work or consider topics that are in conversation with her legacy
such as gender studies, sexuality studies, feminism, existentialism, political responsibility, literary theory, and so on?

Consistent with its mission of promoting international and cross-cultural exchange, Simone de Beauvoir Studies selects one article-length work per year that has
already been published and translates it into either English or French in order to emphasize its significance to the field and increase its readership.
The SdBS Featured Translation showcases writing of the highest quality, often authored by established scholars, full professors, or others who have produced exceptional work.

Nov 11, 2019 → Feb 29, 2020CFP—philoSOPHIA—-  Retro

With all the rage and uncertainty today, the current affect of the moment seems somewhat regressive – a falling back, pulling back, a sensation of perpetual déjà vu
accompanying a sense of setback. What happened to and is coming after the post-isms? Rather than going “forward” with all things post-modern, post-structuralist, post-racial,
post-feminist, post-political, etc., we seem to have turned, in part, to looking backwards, reflectively or not. This “feel” (temporal, affective) is about a directionality that is potentially
resurrectional or else just retraceable. The concept RETRO seems to capture those modes, moves, and moods.

Submission: by February 28 to receive full consideration