At the request of the Secretary of the BSPS, I am forwarding
this announcement.
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From: The British Society for the
Philosophy of Science<secretary@thebsps.org>
Date: 9 December 2016 at 16:05
Subject: BSPS Annual Conference (Edinburgh 13–14 July 2017)
To: karim.thebault@gmail.com
The first
call for abstracts for the
2017 BSPS Annual
Conference.
Submissions are invited
from anyone with a
scholarly interest in the
philosophy of science.
Submissions from graduate
students and
underrepresented groups
are particularly
encouraged. (Graduate
bursaries will be
available.) Papers may be
on a wide selection of
topics within the
philosophy of science (see
list below) and should be
suitable for presentation
in 20 minutes, which will
allow 10 minutes
discussion. Abstracts
should be received no
later than Monday
6th February 2017.
Abstracts will be
anonymously refereed, and
successful contributors
notified by early April.
We do not anticipate being
able to share referees’
comments.
List of Topics:
1. General philosophy of
science
2. Philosophy of the
physical sciences
3. Philosophy of the life
sciences
4. Philosophy of the
cognitive sciences
5. Philosophy of the
social sciences
6. Formal philosophy of
science
7. Integrated history,
philosophy, and social
studies of science
8. Science and values
Log in (create an
account if you do not
already have one)
Select ‘New
Submission’ and enter
the requested
information, including
the title of your
paper.
Enter your abstract
(in plain text, of no
more than 1000 words)
into the Abstract box.
Please prepare your
abstract for anonymous
refereeing. Bear in
mind that referees
will have to reach
a judgement based only
the information
provided in the
abstract.
Please select the
topic (or topics) that
best describe the area
of your submission.
PLEASE NOTE:
attendance at the
conference is restricted
to members of the BSPS.
You may join the Society
online here.
Accessibility
Information
The conference will take
place in the John
McIntyre Conference
Centre. All areas of
the conference venue and
accommodation are disabled
accessible.
About
The Society
The purpose of the Society
is to study the logic, the
methods, and the
philosophy of science, as
well as those of the
various special sciences,
including the social
sciences. The Society
holds an annual conference
with invited speakers and
contributed papers, as
well as ordinary meetings
running throughout the
year at which invited
speakers present a paper.
The Society makes small
grants to support
conferences relevant
to research and education
in its areas of study,
awards an annual
doctoral studentship
for doctoral work in
philosophy of science in a
UK university and The
British Journal for the
Philosophy of Science
is published on our behalf
by Oxford University
Press. Visit www.thebsps.org
for more information.