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CFP: SACP 52nd Annual Conference 2020

Call for Papers

*Please note that this post has been updated to reflect our move to Autumn 2022*

*Exact dates are subject to change. Check back for updates.*

Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy
52nd Annual Conference
October, 2022
University of San Francisco, USA

CONFERENCE THEME: One and Many
Due date for Proposal submission: February 01, 2022

The 52nd annual Conference of the Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy (http://www.sacpweb.org/) will be held at the University of San Francisco, USA.

We invite individual and panel proposals related to the conference theme, One and Many. The SACP board especially welcomes diverse approaches to the conference topic from different philosophical traditions. Those who wish to participate are encouraged to submit proposals that correspond to their special areas of interest so long as they engage in some way with Asian and/or Comparative philosophies.

Submission of the proposals: Proposals should be sent electronically to the Secretary of the Society, Chiara Robbiano, at SACPconf@gmail.com. Proposal should have a filename that begins with the presenter’s last name and closes with the name of our organization and the year of the conference, e.g., ‘Berger–SACP 2020’.

Individual proposal should include: (1) title and a 300-word abstract; (2) presenter’s name, (3) institutional affiliation, and (4) email address.

Panel proposal should include: (1) title and a 300-word description of the panel; (2) title and a 300-word abstract of each paper; (3) name, institutional affiliation, and email address of all the participants.

The deadline for submission is February 15, 2020. Notice of the acceptance of proposals will be emailed at the beginning of March 2020, with instructions for how to register and submit the US$160 conference registration fee. Further details of the conference will appear at the Society’s conference website: http://www.sacpweb.org/conferences/annual-sacp-conference-2022/.

Graduate Student Essay Contest Awards: To encourage student participation, the SACP continues the tradition of Graduate Student Essay Contest Awards for this conference. Student Essay Contest Prizes are: US$1,000 for First prize, US$750 for Second prize, and US$500 for Third prize. The awards are given in order to assist with the travel and accommodation expenses for those winners who attend and present their work at the 2020 SACP conference only. Graduate students who wish their papers to be considered for these prizes must submit a blind copy of a complete essay of no more than 4,000 words (footnotes and bibliography, included; and a 300 word abstract excluded) as an attachment to Chiara Robbiano, at SACPconf@gmail.com (the name of the document should be the same as the title of your essay), by February 15 2020.

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2019 SACP Election Results

Congratulations to Sarah Flavel, who has been elected Vice President of the SACP! (Sarah will serve as VP for two years, Jan 2020-Dec 2021, then automatically become president for two years, Jan 2022-Dec 2023.):

Congratulations to Chiara Robbiano, who has been elected as the Secretary of the SACP! (Chiara will serve for three years, Jan 2020-Dec 2022.)

Congratulations to Marzenna Jakubczak, who has been elected as a member of the Board of Directors of the SACP. (She will serve for two years, Jan 2020-Dec 2021.)

John Krummel, Jeremy Henkel, and Anand Vaidya, thank you for standing for the election. And thank you everybody who voted!

Remember that the 52nd Annual Conference of the SACP will be held 1-4 October 2020, San Francisco, CA https://www.sacpweb.org/confer…/annual-sacp-conference-2020/ Call for papers is forthcoming.

 

2020 SACP-Central APA Panels

SACP Session I: Art of Misunderstanding via Critiques, Wednesday 8PM-11PM

Moderator: Jea Sophia Oh, West Chester University of Pennsylvania, joh@wcupa.edu

  1. “Buddhist Metaethics: Problems and Prospects,”

Russell Guilbault (Northern Illinois University),

  1. “The Problem of Evil in Mahāyāna Buddhism”

Seungil Lee and Jinsub Song (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

  1. “Capability and Judgment: Mencius, Commitment, and Critique”

Timothy Gutmann (University of Chicago)

  1. “Confucian Competitive Democracy: A Prototype”

Yutang Jin (University of Oxford)

  1. “Gender Rhetoric and the Ideological Formation of Global Governance in Reregionalization of Asian Women”

Yuanfang Dai  (Michigan State University)

SACP Session II: Art of Understanding via NegativaThursday 9am-12pm

Moderator: Yuanfang Dai  (Michigan State University),

  1. “No Paradox of the Dao in the Laozi”

Hao Hong (University of Maine)

  1. “Form and Content in the Zhuangzi: Beyond Metaphor”

Roy Porat (Harvard University)

  1. “The Role of Negative Emotions in the Good Life: Reflections from the Zhuangzi”

Richard Kim (Loyola University Chicago)

  1. “Human Emotions, A Comparative Study in Ki Taesung Kobong and David Hume”

Maria Hasfeldt (The University of Copenhagen & Sogang University)

  1. “Cloudy Stream of Consciousness: Cheng Hao’s Account of Nature”

James Brown-Kinsella (Peking University)

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