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SACP SESSIONS AT THE CENTRAL DIVISION PROPOSALS: You are invited to submit an individual paper or a full panel proposal by providing the following information. 1) Name of panel or individual paper.2) Name of individual presenter (each presenter in the case of a panel) with institutional affiliation, phone, fax, and e-mail address. 3) Abstract of individual paper of no more than 200 words. A panel abstract should contain general theme of the panel and basic focus of each component paper. 4) In the case of panels, provide name and the following information on Panel Chair/ Organizer and any Discussant: institutional affiliation, phone, fax, and e-mail address. Send proposals by email on or before September 15, 2011 to: Dr. Ronnie Littlejohn, SACP Program Chair for APA, CentralDepartment of Philosophy Belmont University ronnie.littlejohn@belmont.edu Please note: SACP is not able to provide audio-visual resources for panel and individual presentations in its sessions. Accordingly, if you desire to use such resources (e.g., laptops and LCD projectors), please plan to bring them with you, set them up, and insure that all features function appropriately for your presentation. Dues: Conference session participants are required to be SACP members and they are encouraged to be members of APA as well (although this is not required). The membership form for SACP may be obtained here. Note that dues do not cover the cost of APA conference registration and that all presenters are required by APA to register for the meeting. Ronnie LittlejohnChair, Department of Philosophy Director, Asian Studies Belmont University 1900 Belmont Blvd. Nashville, TN 37212 Office: 615-460-6494 FAX: 615-460-6914 ronnie.littlejohn@belmont.edu SACP SESSIONS AT THE WESTERN DIVISION Location: Westin Hotel, Seattle, Washington Deadline for abstracts and proposals: October 1, 2011 To submit an individual paper or full panel proposal please provide:
Send proposals by email on or before October 1, 2011 to: jbehunia@colby.edu Please note: SACP is not able to provide audio-visual resources for panel and individual presentations in its sessions. If you wish to use resources such as laptops and LCD projectors, please plan to bring them with you and set them up. Should you have questions regarding audio-visual resources, please direct these to the conference organizers. Dues: Conference session participants are required to be SACP members and they are encouraged to be members of APA as well (although this is not required). The membership form for SACP may be obtained at http://sacpweb.org/membership/join.php. Note that dues do not cover the cost of APA conference registration and that all presenters are required by APA to register for the meeting. Jim Behuniak Department of Philosophy Colby College Waterville, ME jbehunia@colby.eduCALL FOR SACP PAPER AND PANEL PROPOSALS:
2011 Eastern Division Conference of the American Philosophical Association,
Washington, D.C. Please submit individual paper abstracts or complete panel proposals for this year's SACP Panels at the American Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting in Washington, D.C. Paper abstracts should be 150-200 words in length and complete panel abstracts should include a 150 word introduction to the theme of the panel, complete with panel title, along with 150 word abstracts for each of the papers. Please include presenter's names, emails and institutions. Prospective participants are especially encouraged to submit complete panel proposals in order to optimize their chances for acceptance. Please submit these materials, no later than May 1st, 2011, to Brian Bruya at bbruya@emich.edu. Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy Co-sponsored by the Philosophy Department of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, the 2011 Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy annual conference will be held at the beautiful UH campus from May 25-28, 2011. NEW: Download the conference program as a PDF. A special feature about the 2011 SACP conference is that it will be held in conjunction with the Tenth East-West Philosophers' Conference, which will be convened May 16 - 24, 2011, also at the UH campus. The SACP conference theme "Sustainability and Interdependence" and the EWP conference theme "Value and Values: Economics and Justice in an Age of Global Interdependence" are clearly related (see the EWP Conference call for papers). The SACP conference will allow participants to continue the conversation from the EWP, but in a way that dives deeper into Asian philosophical contexts and broadens the scope for discussing sustainability to go beyond economics. Participants of either conference are strongly encouraged to take the opportunity to join the other conference. Abstracts for presentations and panel proposals for the 2011 SACP conference should be sent electronically to BOTH Douglas Berger at dberger@siu.edu and Michael Barnhart at mbarnhart@kingsborough.edu, and cc to Peimin Ni at nip@gvsu.edu. Abstracts for presentations should be between 200-300 words, including a title. Panel proposals should include the title and a brief description of the panel, names and affiliation of panelists, and titles of each presentation. The deadline for submission is Jan. 15, 2011. Notice of acceptance of proposals will be sent to your e-mail address in late January or early February. In order to minimize the complexity of dealing with late cancellations, registration for the conference is expected within 2 weeks after the acceptance notice is received. To encourage student participation, SACP has set up again a Student Essay Contest. Awards for the 2011 conference Student Essay Contest are: First prize: $1,000; Second prize, $750; and Third Prize, $500. The awards will be applied to the travel and accommodation expenses for attending the 2011 SACP conference only. Students should submit an essay of no more than 10 pages (or 4,000 words) and a 300 word abstract to both Douglas Berger and Michael Barnhart, and cc to Peimin Ni (addresses above), by Jan. 15, 2011. UPDATE: The winners of the student essay prizes have been announced! See the member news page for details. Registration for the conference is now open. Please click here to register; payment may be made by PayPal or mailed check. 2011 SACP Conference Organizing Committee:Roger Ames Michael Barnhart Douglas Berger Mary Bockover Peimin Ni Joseph Prabhu Karsten Struhl SACP Sessions at the Eastern Division The American Philosophical Association December 27-30, 2010 - Boston Paper abstracts are invited for SACP sessions at this year's Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, to be held in Boston, Mass. from December 27-30, 2010. Individual paper submissions are welcome and abstract submissions for whole panels are encouraged. Individual paper abstracts should be less than 2000 words, and panel abstracts should include a brief panel abstract plus standard paper abstracts from each of the participants. An effort will be made to accept as many submissions as possible, but keep in mind that only two sessions are generally given to the SACP at this meeting. Abstracts will be due by May 1st, 2010. Please email abstract submissions to Douglas Berger dberger@siu.edu. Contact him with any questions you may have. SACP Sessions at the Central Division The American Philosophical Association March 30-April 02, 2011, Minneapolis Hilton Hotel PROPOSALS: You may submit an individual paper or a full panel proposal by providing the following information. 1) Name of panel or individual paper. 2) Name of individual presenter (each presenter in the case of a panel) with institutional affiliation, phone, fax, and e-mail address. 3) Abstract of individual paper of no more than 200 words. A panel abstract should contain general theme of the panel and basic focus of each component paper. 4) In the case of panels, provide name and the following information on Panel Chair/Organizer and any Discussant: institutional affiliation, phone, fax, and e-mail address. Send proposals by email on or before August 1st to: Dr. Ronnie Littlejohn, SACP Program Chair for APA, Central Department of Philosophy Belmont University ronnie.littlejohn@belmont.edu Please note: SACP is not able to provide audio-visual resources for panel and individual presentations in its sessions. Accordingly, if you desire to use such resources (e.g., laptops and LCD projectors), please plan to bring them with you, set them up, and insure that all features function appropriately for your presentation. DUES: Conference session participants are required to be SACP members and they are encouraged to be members of APA as well (although this is not required). The membership form for SACP may be obtained at the SACP website Note that dues do not cover the cost of APA conference registration and that all presenters are required by APA to register for the meeting. FURTHER INFORMATION: Information about the 2010 Central Division meeting will be published in the APA Proceedings: hotel reservation information will appear first in the September 2009 issue. The full program for the meeting will be printed in the December 2010 issue, along with meeting registration forms and other information. Registration materials will also be available on the APA's web site Ronnie Littlejohn Chair, Department of Philosophy Director, Asian Studies Belmont University 1900 Belmont Blvd. Nashville, TN 37212 Office: 615-460-6494 FAX: 615-460-6914 Chair, Department of Philosophy Director, Asian Studies Belmont University 1900 Belmont Blvd. Nashville, TN 37212 Office: 615-460-6494 FAX: 615-460-6914 SACP Sessions at the Pacific Division The American Philosophical Association Wednesday, April 20 to Saturday, April 23, 2011 Hilton Bayview, San Diego The Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy will once again organize one or more panels in the Group program of the American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division meeting. Submission of individual papers or panels are invited on any topic in Asian philosophy or comparative philosophy. Submission Requirements:
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