CFP: Building Bridges: Faith and Experience (grad) (9/15/04; 11/12/04-11/14/04)

From: John Hartmann (hartmajr@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Jun 08 2004 - 02:25:18 EDT


Call for Papers

Building Bridges: Faith and Experience
Seventh Annual Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Graduate Student Philosophy Conference

November 12th-14th, 2004

Deadline for Submissions: September 15th, 2004

Keynote Speaker:

RICHARD KEARNEY
The Charles Seelig Professor in Philosophy
Boston College

As stated above, the topic for this year=92s Building Bridges conference i=
s
=93Faith and Experience.=94 Papers should address topics of intersection
between the two areas. Topics may include, but are not limited to:

-- The =91theological turn=92 in contemporary phenomenology
-- Religion and Humanism
-- Post-structuralism and questions of faith
-- Mystical experience
-- The place of ethics in relation to faith or non-faith
-- Political ramifications of structures of faith
-- Religious Pluralism
-- Western and non-Western experiences of faith
-- Literary accounts of faith

Submission Guidelines:
Submissions should be thirty minutes in length of reading time. All
papers will go through an anonymous peer review process. Send three
copies with name and institutional affiliation on title-page only to:

John Hartmann
Department of Philosophy
Faner Hall 3065 / Mail Code 4505
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Carbondale, IL 62901-4505
hartmajr@yahoo.com

Conference Statement:
Broadly conceived, the purpose of =93Building Bridges=94, the Southern
Illinois University at Carbondale Graduate Student Philosophy
Conference, is to bring into dialogue diverse elements not commonly
associated. We seek interdisciplinary as well as intra-disciplinary theme=
s
that address problems from multiple philosophical standpoints, from
different traditions, or in which two or more thinkers not customarily
brought into conversation are compared. Furthermore, papers that
approach issues from both Western and Eastern perspectives or those that
speak from a Continental, Anglo-American, and Pragmatist standpoint
are desired. Our goal is to provide a pluralistic forum for constructive
and critical communication across boundaries.

Conference Website:
http://mypage.siu.edu/hartmajr/html/building_bridges.html

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