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Call
for Papers
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Papers on any subject
in early modern (pre-Kantian) philosophy are welcome for presentation. Reading times should not exceed 40
minutes.
Abstracts of no more
than 750 words should be sent to Mary Domski at southwestseminar@gmail.com
by Thursday 26 September 2013.
Abstracts should be prepared for blind review and sent in either
.doc or .rtf format. 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 in early November.
Friday
Talk
In conjunction with the
Seminar, Robert Pasnau (UC, Boulder) will be presenting
a colloquium talk to the UNM Philosophy Department on the afternoon of
Friday 21 February 2014. This
event is free and open to the public, and all those traveling to Albuquerque
for the Seminar are welcome to attend.
The time and location of the talk will be posted here at a later
time.
Registration
Registration is not
required but is highly encouraged. Those planning to attend the Seminar
should contact Ericka Tucker (eltucker@csupomona.edu) no later than 1
February 2014. Please indicate
which days you plan to attend.
Travel
Participants flying
into Albuquerque for the Seminar can easily access the downtown area and
the UNM campus from the Albuquerque
International Sunport (ABQ). A taxi ride from the airport to the
downtown area is roughly $20. You
can also use the #50 bus
to get from the airport to either downtown or the UNM
campus. The #50 bus runs every
half hour on weekdays, and the fare is $1 each way.
Maps of Albuquerque can
be found here.
(The UNM campus is located in the Midtown/University map.) A detailed map of the UNM campus can be
found here.
Lodging
Information about
lodging options for Seminar participants will be available in October.
Contact
Information
If you have any
questions about the 2014 meeting of the Southwest Seminar, feel free to
contact either Mary Domski (mdomski@unm.edu)
or Ericka Tucker (eltucker@csupomona.edu).
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