de lavi | nov. 9, 2011 | Call for papers
The Journal „Societate şi politica” is searching for scholarly articles and book reviews for its Spring 2012 issue, a special issue on:
Arts of thinking and arts of healing in Early Modern Europe:
Philosophy, Medicine and Politics
Invited editors: Dana Jalobeanu, Oana Matei, Laura Georgescu
The medical paradigm was a powerful heuristic tool in early modern thought. It was employed in various disciplines, but was particularly successful in Renaissance and early modern philosophy. The ancient tradition of cultivating and ‘medicining’ the soul went through a number of important transformations during the sixteenth and seventeenth century and influenced in a number of ways the development of early modern philosophy and science. Concomitantly and sometimes developed within the same disciplinary clusters, one can find a sustained preoccupation for the invention or reformation of the art(s) of thinking. This special issue of Societate si politica seeks articles exploring the connections and intersections between these themes. It welcomes research coming from different fields (history of philosophy, history and philosophy of science, history and philosophy of mathematics, history of medicine etc.) and especially encourages cross-disciplinary approaches.
Society and Politics is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal (http://uvvg.ro/socpol/). It welcomes original, high-quality research coming from the disciplines of philosophy, history of political thought, intellectual history, history and philosophy of science, favoring interdisciplinary and cross- disciplinary approaches. Papers no longer than 8.000 words, or book reviews no longer than 800 words should be submitted to: dana.jalobeanu@celfis.ro. For the authors guidelines see: http://uvvg.ro/socpol/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=53
All papers will go through a process of blind-reviewing.
Deadline 30th of January 2011.
de lavi | nov. 1, 2011 | Call for papers
International Conference
Global Justice: Norms and Limits
Bucharest, 10 – 12 May, 2012
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest
Worldwide suffering caused by large-scale famine as well as poverty, human rights violations, military interventions or environmental degradation have a global dimension, because those responsible are not only individuals, but also states and international institutions. Recently, what some have perceived as global injustices related to military interventions and economic exploitation seem to motivate terrorist and piracy attacks that cause indiscriminate suffering. Having gained an unprecedented urgency, the topic of global justice has received increasingly public and academic attention, and has lately become a central issue in moral and political philosophy. Our conference seeks to be a forum for discussing the most important theories of global justice, their central concepts and constraints.
Keynote and guest speakers include: Thomas Pogge (Yale), David Miller (Oxford), Hillel Steiner (Manchester), Véronique Zanetti (Bilefield), Sebastiano Maffettone (Roma), Paula Casal (Barcelona), Andreas Føllesdal (Oslo), and Lea Ypi (Oxford).
The conference will be held at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest. The conference is organized by the The Center for the Study of Rationality and Beliefs
Submission of papers
We welcome papers concerning any topic related to global justice.
Contributions are expected from researchers from different academic fields who are interested in the outlined topic or in closely related ones.
Students are also invited to submit papers for the conference, as we intend to organize a student panel.
Abstracts should be sent by e-mail as attachment at globaljustice@ub-filosofie.ro until the 30th of January 2012. The deadline for submitting the full version of your paper is the 1st of March 2012. Along with the abstract, please send us your contact details: current affiliation, address and telephone number.
The organizers cannot support any travel or accommodation costs.
Follow-up:
The organizers intend to publish a volume including papers from the conference. Acceptance of the paper for the conference does not guarantee the inclusion in the proceedings. We kindly remind you that by submitting the paper you implicitly agree to allow its publication in the conference proceedings.
For easier post-conference editorial work, it would be best if you would format your paper using Chicago style of reference, but this is not a formal condition for the publication.
Programme
The conference programme will be available soon at the following address: http://filosofie.unibuc.ro/calls#globaljustice
Location
The Conference will be held at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest.
The address is: Splaiul Independenţei 204, Sector 6, postcode 060024, Bucharest, Romania.
You can access one of Bucharest’ on-line maps here:
http://harta-bucuresti.bucharest-guide.ro/
Contact
globaljustice@ub-filosofie.ro
Mircea Tobosaru
Assistant Professor
Department of Social Sciences
Politehnica University of Bucharest
PhD Student
Department of Philosophy
University of Bucharest
de lavi | oct. 29, 2011 | Call for papers, Conferinte
Facultatea de Filosofie
Universitatea Bucureşti
Conferinţa naţională studenţească – ediţia I
29-30 martie 2012
Filosofie şi modernitate
De ce (nu) (mai) suntem moderni?
Conferinţa se va desfăşura la sediul Facultăţii de Filosofie, Universitatea Bucureşti, Splaiul Independenţei nr. 204, Bucureşti, în perioada 29-30 martie 2012
Conferinţa naţională studenţească este un proiect anual, iniţiat şi organizat de Facultatea de Filosofie a Universităţii din Bucureşti, cu scopul de a încuraja activitatea de cercetare în rândul studenţilor şi comunicarea, la nivel naţional, între studenţii interesaţi în această direcţie. Prima ediţie a conferinţei naţionale va fi consacrată explorării teoretice, istorice şi istoriografice a conceptului de modernitate filosofică, înţeles în sens larg.
Pot participa la conferinţa naţională studenţi de la orice facultate din ţară (nivel licenţă şi masterat), interesaţi de filosofie şi dispuşi să scrie lucrări originale de cercetare în orice ramură a filosofiei. Sperăm ca în conferinţa naţională să fie reprezentate cât mai multe dintre domeniile filosofiei: metafizică, epistemologie, filosofia ştiinţei, istoria filosofiei, filosofie morală şi politică, estetică, filosofia artei, istoria ideilor etc. Tema conferinţei este generoasă şi poate fi abordată atât istorico-filosofic, cât şi analitic-conceptual.
Lucrările conferinţei, desfăşurate pe secţiuni paralele, vor consta în prezentări de maximum 20 de minute ale unor lucrări individuale originale, urmate de discuţii. Lucrările propuse spre prezentare în conferinţa naţională vor fi selecţionate de către un comitet de selecţie format din profesori şi cercetători.
Cele mai bune comunicări, traduse de autori în limba engleză, vor fi publicate în Analele Universităţii Bucureşti. Seria filosofie, publicaţie editată de Facultatea de filosofie.
Cei interesaţi să participe sunt invitaţi să trimită un rezumat extins de 800-1000 de cuvinte (inclusiv bibliografie) si un CV pe adresa de email: conferinta_nationala_filosofie@yahoo.com
Termenul limită pentru trimiterea rezumatelor: 31 ianuarie 2012
Comunicarea rezultatelor selecţiei: 20 februarie 2012
Comitetul de organizare:
Conf. dr. Viorel Vizureanu
Prof. dr. Romulus Brâncoveanu
Lect. dr. Dana Jalobeanu
Lect. dr. Cristian Iftode
Comitetul de selecţie a lucrărilor:
Conf. dr. Constantin Stoenescu
Conf. dr. Sabin Totu
Conf. dr. Laurenţiu Staicu
Conf. dr. Mihaela Pop
Conf. dr. Radu Dudău
Lect. dr. Sorin Costreie
Lect. dr. Emanuel Socaciu
Asist. drd. Laurențiu Gheorghe
de lavi | oct. 20, 2011 | Anunturi, Call for papers
Facultatea de Idei Libere
– memoria, trecutul şi drumul, după servitute –
26 noiembrie 2011; Facultatea de Filosofie
Asociaţia „Liberpedia“ vă invită la „Facultatea de Idei Libere. Memoria, trecutul şi drumul, după servitute”, prima conferinţă studenţească despre trecutul recent şi implicaţiile regimului comunist în societatea românească.
INVITAT SPECIALI: Neagu Djuvara
MODERATOR: prof. univ. dr. Romulus Brâncoveanu