If you are an organizer for a conference or workshop, an editor of a volume who is soliciting calls for papers or abstracts, or you are soliciting applications for a grants or fellowships and the like, and you have a website with the details of your conference or volume or grant on it, you may list your call in the comments below. Please adhere to the following format:
“[Name of Event/Project/Program [keep it short]]. [Location of conference, if applicable]. [Relevant dates]. [Deadline for submissions]. [Website address].”
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Pittsburgh Area Philosophy Colloquium. Washington and Jefferson College, Washington PA. September 6, 2014. Deadline: June 15, 2014. http://pittphil.com/about/
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Essays for 1000-Word Philosophy, an ever-growing set of original 1000-word essays on philosophical topics. Rolling submissions. https://1000wordphilosophy.com/
Book Proposals Invited for Off the Fence: Morality, Politics and Society
We invite proposals for Off the Fence, a Bloomsbury book series dedicated to short, sharply argued texts in applied moral and political philosophy. With an interdisciplinary focus, the series aims to tackle real-world issues through rigorous, relevant, and accessible philosophical analysis. Possible topics might include;
· Just war for c20th
· Why is physical violence wrong?
· Great art: shame about the artist!
· Commodifying the body
· What is the role of the individual within structural injustice?
· Animal ethics
· The role of shame in morality
· Honesty in morality/public life
We especially welcome proposals from writers whose identities are under-represented in philosophy publishing, including those based in the Global South and those writing within non-Western philosophical traditions.
If you’re working on or thinking of a project that exemplifies philosophy-in-use, we’d love to hear from you.
Series editors:
Bob Brecher ([email protected])
Arianne Shahvisi ([email protected])
Peter West-Oram ([email protected])
„Open Philosophy” De Gruyter Brill (https://www.degruyterbrill.com/journal/key/opphil/html) is inviting applications for Section Editor positions.
We are looking for postdoctoral researchers and academics with a solid research background in any area of philosophy and an interest in contributing to the development of the journal.
Open Philosophy is an international open-access journal covering a broad spectrum of philosophical research. The role offers an opportunity to take an active part in the editorial life of the journal, support academic exchange, and gain editorial experience with a well-regarded journal published by an established academic publisher.
We especially welcome scholars who would like to help shape thoughtful, rigorous, and inclusive spaces for philosophical research.
Interested candidates are invited to apply for one or more of the journal’s sections via this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/h6AHz0bfSe.
National Humanities Center Residential Fellowships 2027–28 | Call for Applications. National Humanities Center, Durham, North Carolina. September 2027-May 2028. Deadline: October 1, 2026. https://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/residential-fellowships/
Florida State University Werkmeister Conference: Historical Conceptions of Belief. February 19-20, 2027. Submission method: 500-word paper abstract by Nov. 1. Details here: https://philosophy.fsu.edu/person/neil-van-leeuwen
Call for Peer Commentaries for Australasian Philosophical Review: “Pūrākau as Philosophy: Indigenous Philosophies as Pluralizing the Purpose and Practice of Philosophy”Abstract deadline 4 September (500 words)
Full paper deadline 6 November (3,000 words)
For more info, see APR website for the Issue
CfP: 2027 UT Austin Graduate Philosophy Conference. University of Texas at Austin. February 19-20, 2027. Deadline: November 16, 2026. https://philevents.org/event/show/153125
Call for Poster Abstracts! The Futures of Philosophy: A Two Day Symposium/Workshop Integrating Philosophical Inquiry into (and beyond) the PK-12 Classroom. Texas A&M University, College Station campus, March 3-4, 2027. Deadline for submissions November 16, 2026. https://liberalarts.tamu.edu/glasscock/futures-of-philosophy/
What does it mean to be human? This question, which used to be confined to a philosophy classroom, now appears in our daily news in response to the dangers and questions posed by generative AI.
With the development of the Philosophy for Children (P4C) program more than 50 years ago at Montclair State University, PK-12 philosophy programs have emerged not only nationwide, but also globally. Although many schools and districts now boast incorporating philosophical inquiry, or more mildly a version of critical thinking, in their schools, many university faculty are still reluctant to engage PK-12 philosophy—either through outreach or introducing these programs on their campuses—despite the proven effectiveness of these programs in K-12 schools and the transformative effect this pedagogy has on college students. Join us for a 2-day interactive symposium in which we will share strategies for both PK-12 teachers and college instructors on how to integrate philosophical inquiry into the PK-12 and university classroom, learn about innovative programs beyond the school, and hear about research pathways to demonstrate the significant impact of philosophical inquiry on young minds. With the changes in technology and concerns about workforce preparation, introducing philosophical inquiry into the PK-12 classroom could not be timelier or more important. This symposium is part of a year-long celebration marking the 30th anniversary of PLATO: Philosophy, Teaching, and Learning Organization (founded by Jana Mohr Lone).