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SACP: Papers and Panels
APA Pacific Division, 2021
Portland, OR (Hilton Portland), March 31-April 4, 2021

The Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy invites submissions to be considered for inclusion in panels at the upcoming APA Pacific Division Meeting. Submissions focusing on any area of Asian and/or Comparative philosophy will be considered. Both individual papers and completed panel proposals are encouraged.

REQUIRED (for each paper proposal):

1. Title of Paper
2. Name of Presenter
3. Presenter’s Affiliation
4. Presenter’s e-mail address
5. Indicate whether you are willing to Chair your panel
6. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract

REQUIRED (for each panel proposal):

1. Title of Panel
2. Chair of the Panel
3. Title of each Paper
4. Name of each Presenter
5. Affiliation of each Presenter
6. E-mail address of each Presenter
7. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract for each Paper
8. Name and Affiliation of Panel Chair

Please send each completed proposal as an e-mail attachment to Anand Jayprakash Vaidya, with subject heading: SACP PACFIC PROPOSAL, address: anand.vaidya@sjsu.edu

Due Date: September 1st, 2020. Please note that this is an earlier-than-usual deadline, as the APA is now awarding sessions on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Thank you,

Anand

Call for Papers and Abstracts:  SACP at Eastern APA (New York, January 4 – 7, 2021)

Submission deadline:  June 15, 2020

We welcome scholars to submit proposals for either complete panels or individual papers.

Guidelines for paper/abstract submission:

For individual papers, please submit a 250 word abstract, with or without a completed paper attached.  If only an abstract is submitted, a complete version of the paper is required at least 30 days before the meeting to provide the session chair and panelists with enough time to prepare for their session.  Completed papers should be written in English and not exceed 4000 words.  The presentation time for each paper will be approximately 20-25 minutes (this is about 10-12 pages of TNR 12pt double-spaced text, FYI). For panel proposals, please submit a panel proposal (250 words) explaining how the papers of the panel fit together, and individual paper abstracts (250 words). Panel proposals may also include suggestions for a panel chair, although this is not required. Please include your full name, academic affiliation, and email in your proposal.

Please let us know if you are simultaneously submitting a separate proposal to other Asian philosophy groups for the same APA meeting.

Membership of the SACP is not required for consideration or acceptance, but we ask that you be a current SACP member by the time we submit the session information to the APA.

Send your proposal, and any questions you may have, to:

Sarah Mattice
s.mattice@unf.edu
SACP Eastern APA Panel Chair

A note from APA regarding Meeting 2021:

Note: Currently, all three APA divisions are planning to hold in-person meetings in 2021. At the same time, we are also considering alternative formats, such as virtual meetings, as contingencies in the case that our usual meeting format becomes impossible. Though external forces like the ongoing pandemic affect and inform our plans, your participation is the most critical input for planning any meeting. If you are considering submitting a session request, we encourage you to do so.

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CALL FOR PAPERS

SACP PANELS
APA Central Division, 2021

February 24-27, Astor Crowne Plaza in New Orleans, Louisiana

The Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy invites submissions to be considered for inclusion in panels at the upcoming APA Central Division Meeting.  Submissions focusing on any area of Asian and/or Comparative philosophy will be considered.  Both individual papers and completed panel proposals are encouraged.

REQUIRED (for each paper proposal):

1. Title of Paper
2. Name of Presenter
3. Presenter’s Affiliation
4. Presenter’s e-mail address
5. Indicate whether you are willing to Chair your panel
6. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract

REQUIRED (for each panel proposal):

1. Title of Panel
2. Chair of the Panel
3. Title of each Paper
4. Name of each Presenter
5. Affiliation of each Presenter
6. E-mail address of each Presenter
7. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract for each Paper
8. Name and Affiliation of Panel Chair

APA Central papers & proposals should be sent to: Dr. Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania) at joh@wcupa.edu by July 18, 2020.

Ethical Theory and Moral Practice invites proposals for a special issue on topics interfacing contemporary ethics and Asian philosophies/comparative philosophy involving Asian traditions.

This dedicated issue forms part of the journal’s ongoing efforts to expand the repertoire of traditions, ideas and approaches typically considered in mainstream ethical philosophy, and to foster dialogue and engagement across cultures and methodologies. More specifically, we aim to:

• introduce important ethical topics in Asian and comparative traditions to mainstream philosophical audiences in a way that is clear and accessible, and enable dialogue among scholars working on similar issues in different traditions,
• advance inquiry into the foundations and methodology of the study of ethics through engagements with traditions in which philosophizing takes significantly different forms,
• produce new conceptual resources for doing philosophy,
• identify promising topics and new lines of inquiry that might meaningfully be brought into contemporary philosophical debates.

The topical range and format remain open, but the special issue should be in line with the general concerns and orientations of the journal and seek to make the content accessible to its general readership. In particular, please note that given the journal’s profile we cannot consider submissions which are exclusively of a historical or exegetical character. Some possible approaches include:

• a focus on a specific theme that is significant in both a particular Asian tradition/set of traditions and in current philosophical discussion, and that meaningfully engages both,
• collaborations involving scholars with expertise in a particular Asian tradition/set of traditions and in contemporary ethics,
• explorations of methodological issues and problems involved in the cross-cultural of ethics.

Deadline for the first round of applications: October 1, 2020

Guidelines

Special Issues are a collection of 6-9 original papers, accompanied by an introduction usually written by the guest editors. Proposals have a maximum word count of 2.000 words and provide information about

• the guest editor(s)
• the topic and rationale of the collection envisaged
• the authors
• the planned contributions (via short abstracts)

They should also include an explanation of the importance of the topic and the selection of authors and themes.

Please send proposals to the Editors-in-Chief Marcus Düwell (m.duwell@uu.nl) and Thomas Schramme (t.schramme@liverpool.ac.uk).

For more information about the journal, please visit https://www.springer.com/journal/10677