Call for Papers: BSET
- *CALL FOR PAPERS*
*The BRITISH SOCIETY for ETHICAL THEORY*
*2004 CONFERENCE*
*UNIVERSITY OF KENT, CANTERBURY*
*12-14 JULY, 2004*
Invited Speakers: Brad Hooker, TBA
Papers are invited for the annual conference of the British
Society for Ethical Theory, to be held at University of Kent,
Canterbury. The subject area is open within metaethics and
normative ethics. Papers on topics in applied ethics or the
history of ethics may also be considered provided they are
also of wider theoretical interest.
Papers, which should be unpublished at the time of submission,
should be in English, no longer than 6500 words, readable in
at most 45 minutes and in a form suitable for blind review.
Please tell us if you are a postgraduate student.
Submissions from postgraduates are encouraged as our aim is
that some such should be represented at the conference.
Those who submitted papers for our previous conferences –
successfully or otherwise – are welcome to submit again
(though not of course the same papers!).
Selected conference papers will be published in the journal
“Ethical Theory and Moral Practice”. Please make clear in any
covering letter or email whether you want your paper
considered for publication here as well as for the conference
programme.
The deadline for submissions is 8th December 2003. Papers
should be received by this date (i.e. it is NOT a postmark
deadline).
*We prefer papers to be sent electronically.*
Please send papers by attachment to:
-
simon.kirchin@bristol.ac.uk
Alternatively, please send two paper copies, plus disk with
paper in Word format, to:
- Dr Simon Kirchin, Department of Philosophy,
University of Bristol, 9 Woodland Road, Bristol,
BS8 1TB, UK
For either format, please also give details of name, address
(elctronic and postal), and academic affiliation. These
details should be separate from the paper (that is, given on
a separate sheet or email depending on format).
**Please do NOT send papers to University of Kent.**
Further particulars regarding registration will be available
in due course from Dr Nafsika Athanassoulis, Medical Education
Unit, Worsley Building, University of Leeds, UK, to whom any
inquiries should be addressed.
Simon Kirchin