Joint Annual Conference for 2013 will be hosted by the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP), Kingston University London

5–6 September 2013
Penrhyn Road Campus, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2EE

Plenary speakers

Professor Sara Ahmed, Goldsmiths/Cambridge University
Queer Will

Professor Robert Bernasconi, Penn Sate University
Race: A Philosophical History

Professor Tuija Pulkkinen, University of Helsinki
Thinking Intervention

The SEP/FEP conference is the largest annual event in Europe that aims to bring together researchers, teachers and others, from within different disciplines, interested in all areas of Modern European Philosophy. Submissions are therefore invited for individual papers and panel sessions in all areas of Modern European Philosophy. For 2013 submissions that address the conference’s plenary theme – Modern European Philosophy and its Politics – are particularly encouraged. This would include papers and panels that address philosophical issues in the history of Modern European Philosophy with regard to the cultural, social and political contexts of their elaboration; and those that address philosophical issues with regard to the social, cultural and political contexts of the present.

Abstracts of 500 words for individual paper submissions and proposals for panels should be sent to Stella Sandford (S.Sandford@Kingston.ac.uk) by 17 May 2013. Proposals for panels should include a 500-word abstract for each paper within the panel. Proposals from academics, graduate students and independent scholars are welcome.

Enquiries: S.Sandford@Kingston.ac.uk




Dr Stella Sandford
Reader in Modern European Philosophy
Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy
Kingston University
Penrhyn Road Campus
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2EE
+44 (0)20 8417 2088
www.kingston.ac.uk/crmep

http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/09/sep-fep-2012-conference/

Catherine Malabou – It does not have to be like this

Plenary Panel Session:  New materialities, other deconstructions
Catherine Malabou, Martin McQuillan, Simon Morgan Wortham

Alphonso Lingis -  The return of subjectivity

Shaun Gallagher – What can phenomenology tell us about social cognition?

The conference programme for SEP-FEP 2012 can be found here: http://www.hssr.mmu.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/SEPFEP-Programme-1.pdf

The Society for European Philosophy and The Forum for European Philosophy Joint Conference 2012
(in association with the London Graduate School)

Manchester Metropolitan University
5th-7th September 2012
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Shaun Gallagher (University of Memphis)
Alphonso Lingis (Pennsylvania State University)
Catherine Malabou (Kingston University)

FULL PROGRAMME TO FOLLOW

The Society for European Philosophy (SEP) aims to provide a forum for research and teaching in all areas of European philosophy, broadly construed. It provides an opportunity for scholars from any country, and any discipline, to come together and share ideas. Since 1997, the SEP conference has been an important annual event for faculty, post-graduate students and independent scholars of European philosophy throughout the world. Since 2005 the SEP annual conference has been run jointly with the Forum for European Philosophy, helping to make the three-day conference the largest event of its kind in Europe.  This year the joint conference will also run in association with the London Graduate School.

To register and pay online please go to the MMU on-line payments system

To register by post and send cheque payment please download the form here: SEPFEP Booking form

Details of local accommodation can be downloaded here: Manchester-Accommodation-2012

Map of All saints campus: mmu_maps_allsaints_aytoun

For further details, see seponline.net

For any queries please email sepfep@mmu.ac.uk

Manchester Metropolitan University

5^th-7th September 2012

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Shaun Gallagher (University of Memphis)

Alphonso Lingis (Pennsylvania State University)

Catherine Malabou (Kingston University)

CALL FOR PAPERS/CONTRIBUTIONS

The Society for European Philosophy (SEP) aims to provide a forum for research and teaching in all areas of European philosophy, broadly construed. It provides an opportunity for scholars from any country, and any discipline, to come together and share ideas.  The Forum for European Philosophy, launched in 1996, is dedicated to initiating and sponsoring thoughtful and engaging events open to the general public.  It aims to encourage wider participation and to promote thought-provoking discussion on issues connected with contemporary cultural and intellectual life.

Since 1997, the SEP conference has been an important annual event for faculty, post-graduate students and independent scholars of European philosophy throughout the world. Since 2005 the SEP annual conference has been run jointly with the Forum for European Philosophy, helping to make the three-day conference the largest event of its kind in Europe.  This year the joint conference will also run in association with the London Graduate School.

This year’s conference will not have a theme. We therefore welcome proposals from the broadest range of European philosophical thought.

Anyone interested in presenting a paper, proposing a themed panel, or offering a different type of contribution, should submit a one page abstract to Wahida Khandker: W.Khandker@mmu.ac.uk

The deadline for submissions has been extended to the 18th June 2012

Please include your name, affiliation (if any, and please note that we wish to encourage proposals from independent scholars), your email and postal address. Decisions regarding the programme will be made by end of June, 2012.

31 August – 3 September 2011

York St John University, York

Keynote speakers:

Joan Copjec (University at Buffalo)
Graham Harman (American University, Cairo)
Michèle Le Doeuff (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris)

DOWNLOAD THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME HERE

ABSTRACTS AVAILABLE HERE

Fees:

Early-bird registration WAGED full conference (until July 1): £110

Early-bird registration UNWAGED full conference (until July 1): £55

After July 1: Registration WAGED full conference: £140

After July 1: Registration UNWAGED full conference: £70

Cost per day WAGED: £60

Cost per day UNWAGED: £30

Conference Dinner: £30

Registration:

To register please download, complete, and return this form: SEP registration info and prices

SEPFEP2011 Accommodation Options 
For a Google list of accommodation near the conference venue click here

Download the conference poster here: SEP-FEP Conference Poster 2011

Joint Conference 2011

York St John University, York, UK

31st August-3rd September 2011

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Joan Copjec (University at Buffalo)

Graham Harman (American University, Cairo)

Michèle Le Doeuff (Centre National de la Recherche Scientific, Paris)

CALL FOR PAPERS/CONTRIBUTIONS

The Society for European Philosophy (SEP) aims to provide a forum for research and teaching in all areas of European philosophy, broadly construed. It provides an opportunity for scholars from any country, and any discipline, to come together and share ideas. The Forum for European Philosophy (FEP) seeks to bring philosophical ideas to the attention of a wider public audience. Since 1997, the SEP-FEP conference has been an important annual event for students and scholars of European philosophy throughout the world.

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“PHILOSOPHY &….”

In a year when the UK has seen devastating cuts in the funding of the arts and humanities, it would be easy to be pessimistic about the future of Continental Philosophy. Yet, while reflection on the challenges ahead is certainly necessary, recent events also offer us the opportunity to respond to those who dismiss European Philosophy, not only with a vigorous defense, but also a demonstration and celebration of the profound impact it has had and continues to have on an enormous range of other disciplines.

So, while this year’s conference follows recent tradition in not having a theme, and thereby welcomes proposals from the broadest range of European philosophical thought, we particularly welcome papers and other contributions that explore the limits of what can be placed together with, and within, the category of philosophy.

“PHILOSOPHY &….” is here offered as an opening onto the interdisciplinary terrains upon which European philosophy engages, provokes, interrupts and enriches (as it, in turn, is engaged, provoked, interrupted and enriched by them):

….politics; visual culture; performance art; art practice; architecture; literature; music; film/video; theatre; dance; science; feminism; cultural studies; psychoanalysis; and much more….

Anyone interested in presenting a paper, proposing a themed panel, or offering a different type of contribution, should submit a one page abstract to Gary Peters: g.peters@yorksj.ac.uk

 The deadline for submissions is May 31st, 2011. Please include your name, affiliation (if any, and please note that we wish to encourage proposals from independent scholars), your email and postal address. Decisions regarding the programme will be made by June 3rd.