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Southwest Seminar in Early Modern
Philosophy |
28 February – 1 March
2009
California Institute of Technology
Featuring Invited Speaker:
The fourth annual meeting of the Southwest Seminar in Early Modern
Philosophy will be held 28 February – 1 March 2009 at the California Institute
of Technology in
Papers on any subject in early modern philosophy
are welcome for presentation.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE:
1
November 2008
Abstracts of no more than 750 words must be
received by 1 November 2008 to ensure consideration. Email submissions are highly encouraged and
can be sent to Mary Domski at mdomski@unm.edu. Abstracts should be prepared for blind review
and sent as either .doc or .rtf files. If
you do not receive confirmation of receipt of your abstract within a week,
please resubmit or contact the organizers.
The program for the Southwest Seminar will be announced by the end of
December.
TRAVEL AND LODGING INFORMATION
For
those participants flying into Southern California, there are three airports
that are close to CalTech:
LODGING INFORMATION
We have secured a special rate for conference
participants at The Athenaeum,
which is the CalTech Faculty Club. Further
information on our group rate and booking a room will be available by October
2008. We will also provide information
on local hotels where participants may stay at a discounted CalTech rate.
TALK ON FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY
On Friday
27 February, Daniel Garber will be presenting an additional paper at CalTech. All Seminar
participants are invited to attend Professor Garber’s talk as well as the
dinner that will follow. Further
information on the talk and dinner will be provided by January 2009.
CONTACT INFORMATION
If you have any questions about the 2009 meeting of
the Southwest Seminar, feel free to contact the local organizer, Gideon Manning
(gmax@hss.caltech.edu), or either
one of the general organizers, Donald Rutherford (drutherford@ucsd.edu) or Mary
Domski (mdomski@unm.edu).