The International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP) plans to have two group sessions at the Eastern Division American Philosophical Association (APA) in New York, NY on January 15–18, 2024. 

Submissions focusing on any area of Chinese philosophy, including comparative engagements with other traditions, are welcomed. 

Your submission should include the following information: 

1. Title of Paper 

2. Name of Presenter 

3. Presenter’s Affiliation 

4. Presenter’s E-mail Address 

5. Approximately a 200-300 word Paper Abstract 

Submission Deadline: June 12, 2023 

Submissions and inquiries should be sent to Dr. Jea Sophia Oh, ISCP Liaison to the APA Eastern Division Meeting, at: joh@wcupa.edu with “ISCP APA Eastern” in the subject line.

Simultaneous submissions (e.g., submitting the same abstract to multiple APA Group Sessions) are discouraged. If your paper is selected for inclusion, then you are committed to presenting it at our Group Session of the APA Eastern Division Meeting.

Please note that all Group Session participants (including speakers, commentators, and session chairs) must register for the APA conference. 

The 23^rd International Conference of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP)

“The Diversity of Chinese Philosophy”

中国哲学的多样性

 

June 20-23, 2023, The University of California, Riverside, Riverside, California, USA

 

Call for Papers

 

Conference Theme

The theme of this year’s conference is to highlight the diversity of Chinese philosophy in three ways.

• The first is the range of its philosophical positions. Some people think of “Chinese Philosophy” as Confucianism, which is no doubt foundational.  But the picture, both indigenous and imported, is much broader, and the “diversity” theme highlights that range.
• Second, it is well known that Chinese philosophy profoundly influenced other areas of Chinese intellectual and scientific life. This second focus seeks to highlight some of those influences, including on the areas of medicine, science, martial arts, religion, literature, music, painting, etc.  These interactions inherently involve the influence of Chinese philosophy on non-elite groups, including women and artisans.
• Third, this theme will also welcome comparative perspectives, especially with the ancient Mediterranean and South and Southeast Asia.

Subthemes:

Subthemes in the range of philosophical positions of indigenous and non-indigenous Chinese philosophical schools include:

• Confucian traditions and contemporary reflections on Confucianism, including appeals to Confucian authority in contemporary political contexts
• The ongoing importance and range of Daoist perspectives and their importance to the history of philosophical inquiry in greater China
• Buddhist philosophies in China
• Islamic philosophies in China
• Chinese philosophy in South and Southeast Asia
• Contemporary interpretations of topics in Chinese traditions of thought, such as notions of the self and views of human nature, sexuality, gender
• New directions of inquiry, such as the study of excavated texts

 

Subthemes related to the influence of Chinese philosophy on other areas of Chinese intellectual and scientific life include:

• Traditional Chinese medicine
• The history of science in China
• Perspectives on ecology and relations between the human and natural worlds
• Chinese science fiction and speculative fiction

 

Comparative subthemes include, but are not limited to:

• Comparative perspectives on aspects of Chinese philosophy and the ancient Mediterranean and beyond, including what is now called Sino-Hellenic studies, other areas of the ancient Mediterranean, the Islamic world and Africa
• Comparative perspectives on aspects of Chinese philosophy and First Nations in North and South America
• Non-regionally based comparative problématiques

Conference Dates

The dates of the conference are June 20-23, 2023 (with departure on June 24).  Registration is online.

Conference Location

Location: University of California Riverside campus.

Address: 900 University Avenue, Riverside, CA 92521.

Transportation

Airports: (International) Los Angeles International airport, about two hours away by car.

(Local): Ontario Airport, about 45 minutes away by car.

Conference Languages

Official conference languages are Chinese and English.

Submission Guidelines

1. The conference languages are both English and Chinese. Unless otherwise indicated, the language of the proposal submitted will be assumed to be the presentation language.
   2. Abstracts for individual papers should be no more than 500 words (English) or 500 characters (Chinese). Abstracts must include paper title, author’s name, affiliation, and email contact information.
   3. Panel submissions (including “Author-Meets-Critics” sessions) should include the topic, names of all panelists, their affiliations, an abstract for the panel of no more than 500 words (English) or 500 characters (Chinese), and an abstract for each paper of no more than 500 words (English) or 500 characters (Chinese).
   4. Please submit individual abstracts and panel proposals by November 30, 2022 to: iscpucr2023@gmail.com

Arrangement of Sessions

1. Plenary sessions will run for a total of 1 hour, including moderation, comments and discussion. Each presentation will consist of a 40-minute speech and 20 minutes for comments and discussion.
   2. Each parallel session will have 3-5 speakers in 2 hours. Generally, the presenting time for each speaker will be 20-25 minutes. The exact time will depend on the precise number of speakers in the session and will be determined by the chair while maintaining sufficient time for discussion.

Timeline

Deadline for submission of abstracts and panel proposals: November 30, 2022
Conference Registration: December 1, 2022 – April 15, 2023
Communication of acceptance: by February 15, 2023
Deadline for submission of full papers: May 5, 2023

Conference website: https://iscp2023.ucr.edu
For more details about membership and about the 2023 conference, please visit the ISCP website:   https://iscp-online1.org/

Hotel and Accommodations

The organizing committee will publish information on local hotels once available on the conference website. Rooms will not be reserved specifically for the conference, so availability is on a first-come first-served basis.  Please reserve your hotel room early.  Conference attendees will be able to use the UCR discount.

• Other inquiries may be directed to:
  Professor Lisa Raphals, Department of Comparative Literature and Languages, University of California-Riverside (UCR) (raphals@ucr.edu); President of ISCP
  Professor Ann Pang-White, Department of Philosophy, The University of Scranton (ann.pang-white@scranton.edu); Executive Director of ISCP

Organization

The 23^rd International Conference of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy Organizing Committee:

• Lisa Raphals (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR, ISCP President, Chair)
• Denver Graninger (History, UCR)
• Kyle Khellaf (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Perry Link (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Ann A. Pang-White (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Eric Schwitzgebel (Philosophy, UCR)
• Alba Curry (Philosophy, University of Leeds, UK)
• Yilun Fan (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Jordan Jackson (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Yuheng Ko (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)

 

The Program Committee:

• Lisa Raphals (Comparative Literature & Languages, University of California Riverside, ISCP President, Chair)
• David Chai (Philosophy, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
• Chong Kim Chong (Philosophy, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
• Jiang Xinyan (Philosophy, University of Redlands)
• Richard King (Philosophy, University of Bern)
• Ann A. Pang-White (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Robin Wang (Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University)
• Yao Xinzhong (Philosophy, Renmin University)
• Brook Ziporyn (Divinity School, University of Chicago)

Sponsors

International Society for Chinese Philosophy
Department of Comparative Literature and Languages, University of California–Riverside
Department of Philosophy, University of California–Riverside

 

國際中國哲學學會第23屆國際會議 (ISCP)

“中國哲學的多樣性”

2023 年 6 月 20-23 日，美國加州大學河濱分校，美國加利福尼亞州

參會論文徵集公告

 

會議主題

今年會議的主題從三個方面突出中國哲學的多樣性。

• 首先，多樣性體現在中国哲學立場的範圍。 有些人認為“中國哲學”是儒家哲學，這無疑是基礎。 但是，無論是本土的還是海外介紹來的内容，情況都要廣泛得多，“多樣性”主題突出了這一範圍。
• 其次，多樣性映射在中國哲學對知識和科學生活及其他領域的深刻影響。 第二個焦點旨在強調其中的一些影響，包括醫學、科學、武術、宗教、文學、音樂、繪畫等領域。這些互動本質上涉及了中國哲學對非精英群體的影響，比如説女性和工匠。
• 再次，多樣性的中國哲學也歡迎比較哲學的觀點，特別是與古代地中海、南亞、東南亞的比較。

子主題

本土和非本土中國哲學學派的哲學立場範圍內的子主題包括：

• 儒家傳統和當代對儒家思想的反思，包括在當代政治背景下訴諸儒家權威的論證
• 道家觀點的持續重要性及範圍，以及它們對大中華哲學研究歷史上的重要性
• 中國的佛教哲學
• 中國的伊斯蘭（囘教）哲學
• 南亞和東南亞的中國哲學
• 對中國傳統思想主題的當代詮釋，例如自我概念和人性、性、性別觀點
• 新的探究方向，例如對出土文獻的研究

 

與中國哲學對中國知識和科學生活其他領域的影響有關的子主題包括：

• 中國醫藥
• 中國科學史
• 關於生態和人類與自然世界之間關係的觀點
• 中國科幻和推理小說

 

比較觀點子主題包括（但不限於）：

• 中國哲學與古地中海及其他地區的比較觀點，包括如今的漢學-希臘研究、古地中海的其他地區、伊斯蘭世界及非洲
• 中國哲學與北美和南美原住民的比較視角
• 非區域性比較問題

 

會議日期

會議日期為 2023 年 6 月 20 日至 23 日（6 月 24 日離會）。 線上註冊。

 

會議地點

地點：加州大學河濱分校。

地址：900 University Avenue, Riverside, CA 92521。

 

交通

機場：（國際）洛杉磯國際機場，車程約兩小時。（本地）：安大略機場，約 45 分鐘車程。

 

會議語言

會議官方語言為中文和英文。

 

論文摘要與專題討論提案提交指南

1. 會議語言為英文和中文。 除非另有說明，否則提交提案的語言將被假定為論文發表語言。

2.單篇論文摘要不超過500字（英文）或500字（中文）。 摘要必須包括論文標題、作者姓名、單位和電子郵件聯繫信息。

3. 小組提交（包括“作者-評論家”會議）應包括主題、所有小組成員的姓名、他們的工作单位隸、不超過 500 字（英文）或 500 字（中文）的小組摘要，以及不超過500字（英文）或500字（中文）的每篇論文摘要。
4. 請在 2022 年 11 月 30 日前將個人摘要和小組提案提交至：iscpucr2023@gmail.com

 

會議安排

1. 全體大會每場發言時間是1 小時，包括主持、評論和討論。 每場包括 40 分鐘的演講和 20 分鐘的評論和討論。
2. 平行會議將是每場 2 小時含 3-5 位發言者。大體而言，每位發言者的報告時間為 20-25 分鐘。 確切時間將取決於會議中發言者的確切人數，並由主席確定，同時保持足夠的討論時間。

 

各項時間截止日期

提交摘要和小組提案的截止日期：2022 年 11 月 30 日

會議註冊：2022 年 12 月 1 日 – 2023 年 4 月 15 日

接受通知：2023 年 2 月 15 日之前

論文全文提交截止日期：2023 年 5 月 5 日

會議網站：https://iscp2023.ucr.edu

有關會員資格和 2023 年會議的更多詳細信息，請查詢ISCP 網站：https://iscp-online1.org/

 

酒店和住宿

會務組將在會議網站上公佈當地酒店信息。 酒店不會專門為會議預留客房，因此先預定先得。 請儘早預訂您的酒店房間。 與會者將能夠使用 UCR (University of California-Riverside) 折扣。

 

• 其他未盡事宜，可諮詢:

加州大學河濱分校 (UCR) 比較文學與語言系 Lisa Raphals 教授 (lisa.raphals@ucr.edu)；ISCP國際中國哲學學會會長

斯克蘭頓大學哲學系 Ann Pang-White 龐安安教授 (ann.pang-white@scranton.edu)； ISCP國際中國哲學學會執行長

 

組織

國際中國哲學學會第23屆國際會議組織委員會

• Lisa Raphals 瑞麗教授 (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR, ISCP President, Chair)
• Denver Graninger (History, UCR)
• Kyle Khellaf (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Perry Link (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Ann A. Pang-White 龐安安教授 (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Eric Schwitzgebel (Philosophy, UCR)
• Alba Curry (Philosophy, University of Leeds, UK)
• Yilun Fan (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Jordan Jackson (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Yuheng Ko (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)

 

會議議程委員會

• Lisa Raphals瑞麗教授 (Comparative Literature & Languages, University of California Riverside, ISCP President, Chair)
• David Chai (Philosophy, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
• Chong Kim Chong (Philosophy, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
• Jiang Xinyan 姜新艷教授 (Philosophy, University of Redlands)
• Richard King (Philosophy, University of Bern)
• Ann A. Pang-White 龐安安教授 (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Robin Wang 王蓉蓉教授 (Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University)
• Yao Xinzhong 姚新中教授 (Philosophy, Renmin University)
• Brook Ziporyn (Divinity School, University of Chicago)

 

 

贊助單位

 

國際中國哲學學會 （ISCP）

加州大學河濱分校比較文學與語言系

加州大學河濱分校哲學系

 

 

国际中国哲学学会第23届国际会议

“中国哲学的多样性”

2023 年 6 月 20-23 日，美国加州大学河滨分校，美国加利福尼亚州

 

参会论文征集公告

 

会议主题

今年会议的主题从三个方面突出中国哲学的多样性。

• 首先，多样性体现在中国哲学立场的范围。 有些人认为“中国哲学”是儒家，这无疑是基础。 但是，无论是本土的还是海外介绍来的内容，情况都要广泛得多，“多样性”主题突出了这一范围。
• 其次，多样性映射在中国哲学对知识和科学生活及其他领域的深刻影响。 这第二个方面旨在强调其中的一些影响，包括医学、科学、武术、宗教、文学、音乐、绘画等领域。这些互动本质上涉及中国哲学对非精英群体的影响，比如说女性和工匠。
• 再次，多样性的中国哲学欢迎比较哲学的观点，特别是与古代地中海、南亚、东南亚的比较。

子主题

本土和非本土中国哲学学派的哲学立场范围内的子主题包括：

• 儒家传统和当代对儒家思想的反思，包括在当代政治背景下诉诸儒家权威的論証
• 道家观点的持续重要性及范围，以及它们对大中华哲学研究歷史上的重要性
• 中国的佛教哲学
• 中国的伊斯兰（回教）哲学
• 南亚和东南亚的中国哲学
• 对中国传统思想主题的当代诠释，例如自我概念和人性观、性取向、性别观
• 新的探究方向，例如对出土文本的研究

 

与中国哲学对中国知识和科学生活其他领域的影响有关的子主题包括：

• 中国医药
• 中国科学史
• 关于生态和人类与自然世界之间关系的观点。
• 中国科幻和推理小说

 

比较观点子主题包括（但不限于）：

• 中国哲学与古地中海及其他地区的比较观点，包括如今的汉学-希腊研究、古地中海的其他地区、伊斯兰世界及非洲
• 中国哲学与北美和南美原住民的比较视角
• 非区域性比较问题

 

会议日期

会议日期为 2023 年 6 月 20 日至 23 日（6 月 24 日离会）。 线上注册。

 

会议地点

地点：加州大学河滨分校。

地址：900 University Avenue, Riverside, CA 92521。

 

交通

机场：（国际）洛杉矶国际机场，车程约两小时。（本地）：安大略机场，约 45 分钟车程。

 

会议语言

会议官方语言为中文和英文。

 

论文摘要与专题讨论提案提交指南

1. 会议语言为英文和中文。 除非另有说明，否则提交提案的语言将被假定为论文发表语言。

2.单篇论文摘要不超过500字（英文）或500字（中文）。 摘要必须包括论文标题、作者姓名、单位和电子邮件联系信息。

3. 小组提交（包括 “作者-评论家” 会议）应包括主题、所有小组成员的姓名、他们的工作单位、不超过 500 字（英文）或 500 字（中文）的小组摘要，以及不超过500字（英文）或500字（中文）的每篇论文摘要。
4. 请在 2022 年 11 月 30 日前将个人摘要和小组提案提交至：iscpucr2023@gmail.com

 

会议安排

1. 全体大会发言每场将是 1 小时，包括主持、评论和讨论。 每场包括 40 分钟的演讲和 20 分钟的评论和讨论。
2. 平行会议每场将是2 小时含 3-5 位发言者。 大体而言，每位发言者的报告时间为 20-25 分钟。 确切时间将取决于会议中发言者的确切人数，并由主席确定，同时保持足够的时间进行讨论。

 

各项时间截止日期

提交摘要和小组提案的截止日期：2022 年 11 月 30 日

会议注册：2022 年 12 月 1 日 – 2023 年 4 月 15 日

接受通知：2023 年 2 月 15 日之前

论文全文提交截止日期：2023 年 5 月 5 日

会议网站：https://iscp2023.ucr.edu

有关会员资格和 2023 年会议的更多详细信息，请查询 ISCP 网站：https://iscp-online1.org/

 

酒店和住宿

会务组将在会议网站上公布当地酒店信息。 酒店不会专门为会议预留客房，因此先预订先得。 请尽早预订您的酒店房间。 与会者将能够使用 UCR （University of California-Riverside）折扣。

 

• 其他未尽事宜，可咨询:

加州大学河滨分校 (UCR) 比较文学与语言系 Lisa Raphals 教授 (lisa.raphals@ucr.edu)；ISCP 国际中国哲学学会会长

斯克兰顿大学哲学系 Ann Pang-White 庞安安教授 (ann.pang-white@scranton.edu)； ISCP国际中国哲学学会执行长

 

组织

国际中国哲学学会第23届国际会议组织委员会

• Lisa Raphals 瑞丽教授 (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR, ISCP President, Chair)
• Denver Graninger (History, UCR)
• Kyle Khellaf (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Perry Link (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Ann A. Pang-White 庞安安教授 (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Eric Schwitzgebel (Philosophy, UCR)
• Alba Curry (Philosophy, University of Leeds, UK)
• Yilun Fan (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Jordan Jackson (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)
• Yuheng Ko (Comparative Literature & Languages, UCR)

 

会议议程委员会

• Lisa Raphals 瑞丽教授 (Comparative Literature & Languages, University of California Riverside, ISCP President, Chair)
• David Chai (Philosophy, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
• Chong Kim Chong (Philosophy, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
• Jiang Xinyan 姜新艳教授 (Philosophy, University of Redlands)
• Richard King (Philosophy, University of Bern)
• Ann A. Pang-White 庞安安教授 (Philosophy, University of Scranton, ISCP Executive Director)
• Robin Wang 王蓉蓉教授 (Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University)
• Yao Xinzhong 姚新中教授 (Philosophy, Renmin University)
• Brook Ziporyn (Divinity School, University of Chicago)

 

赞助單位

国际中国哲学学会 (ISCP)

加州大学河滨分校比较文学与语言系

加州大学河滨分校哲学系

 

2022 年 9 月 9 日

 

ISCP Call for Papers

The International Society for Chinese Philosophy invites submissions to be considered for inclusion in panels at the upcoming APA Pacific Division Meeting, April 5-8, 2023 in San Francisco.

Submissions focusing on any area of Chinese philosophy will be considered. Both individual papers and completed panel proposals are welcomed.

Remote online participation is only possible if there are government restrictions on travel or if you need accessibility accommodations.

Submission Deadline: September 30, 2022

REQUIRED for each PAPER proposal:

1. Title of Paper
   2. Name of Presenter
   3. Presenter’s Affiliation
   4. Presenter’s e-mail address
   5. Indicate whether you are willing to Chair your panel
   6. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract

REQUIRED for each PANEL proposal:

1. Title of Panel
   2. Chair of the Panel
   3. Title of each Paper
   4. Name of each Presenter
   5. Affiliation of each Presenter
   6. E-mail address of each Presenter
   7. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract for each Paper

Please send each completed proposal as an e-mail attachment (in PDF or Word format) to Josh Mason (joshua.mason@lmu.edu).

 

Update on 2022 ISCP 22nd Biennial International Conference

The finalized conference program is here.

The conference website is here.

3. Please consult and follow the instructions on p. 2 of the conference program (attached) regarding how to participate in the conference via Voov meeting platform.

4. The Meeting IDs are listed right before each session. (Important Note: for regular concurrent sessions, the Meeting IDs are listed under “Concurrent Sessions Detailed Agenda” starting on p. 24, not under “Session Summary.”)

5. Participants can find presenters’ names by using PDF search function or by browsing through the attached conference program.

Greetings from the ISCP Executive Committee!  In less than a month, the 22^nd biennial international conference will take place on time from June 27-July 1, 2022. The conference is extended for one extra day to July 1 to allow more time slots for international participants.  We are proud to announce that in addition to the opening and closing ceremony, the conference will feature 9 plenary speakers and 89 concurrent sessions.  The conference program will be forthcoming shortly.  We are doing final proof-reading.

Another change is that due to the impact of the epidemic (Shanghai’s government policy still does not allow in-person large meetings), the method of holding the conference has been changed from the original online and offline hybrid to an all-online conference.

As communicated in early March, due to the large number of presenters and to ensure the quality of the conference, the conference will adopt a system of “paper + registration” and “members only” method (as a benefit of their membership).  For presenters and members who have registered at the conference website http://iscp2021.ecnu.edu.cn/ by the deadline, you should have received an email today from the conference organizing committee (see below for the memo) as a heads-up.  If you have not, please contact the committee at iscpecnu2021@sina.com. Due to the substantial number of correspondences, please allow a couple of days for a reply.

We are excited that the conference will take place on time and are looking forward to seeing you virtually soon.

Sincerely,

Ann A. Pang-White

Executive Director of ISCP

The International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP) plans to host two-panel sessions at the Eastern Division American Philosophical Association (APA) in Montreal, Quebec, on January 4–7, 2023.

Submissions focusing on any area of Chinese or Comparative philosophy are welcomed.

Your submission should include the following information:

1. Title of Paper

2. Name of Presenter

3. Presenter’s Affiliation

4. Presenter’s e-mail address

5. Approximately a 200-300 word Paper Abstract

6. Submission Deadline: June 12, 2022

Please send the submissions electronically to Dr. Jea Sophia Oh, ISCP Liaison to the APA Eastern Division Meeting, at: joh@wcupa.edu with “ISCP APA Eastern” in the subject line.

Simultaneous submissions (e.g. submitting the same abstract to multiple APA Group Sessions) are discouraged. If your paper is selected for inclusion, then you are committed to presenting it at our Group Session of the APA Eastern Division Meeting.

 

 

Dear Members and Friends of ISCP,

We hope this email finds you safe and well.

We would like to invite submissions for the ISCP Group Panel at the 2022 APA Central Division meeting in Chicago, February 23-26, 2022. We welcome any submission relevant to Chinese philosophy and especially encourage junior scholars, international scholars, individuals who identify as minorities and otherwise under-represented individuals to apply. Please send the following information along with your abstract in word or pdf format to Jing Hu at jing.hu@concordia.ca by August 15, 2021.

1. Title of Paper
2. Name of Presenter
3. Presenter’s Affiliation and Contact Information
4. Paper Abstract (200-300 words, in attachment)

We look forward to hearing from you.

 

Best regards,

 

Jing Hu

ISCP liaison for APA-Central

 

Jing Iris Hu, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Department of Philosophy
Concordia University, Montreal
jing.hu@concordia.ca

 

 

 

 

Dear members of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy (ISCP),

Hope this message finds you well.  We all truly look forward to the Summer 2022 ISCP Shanghai International Conference (postponed from 2021 due to Covid-19) as opportunities to learn from one another and making personal connections.  However, considering the ever-changing nature of the pandemic, the difficulty and safety of international traveling (visa, pre-boarding test, quarantine, flight availability and high cost associated with it, etc.), in consultation with the hosting university (East China Normal University), the board has approved holding the conference with a hybrid platform — virtual and in person concurrently.  For participants within the Mainland China and scholars outside of China who can and would like to travel to Shanghai, they certainly can participate the conference in person. For those who prefer to participate virtually, they can do so.

The conference registration fee will be lowered because of this new hybrid format.  For non-ISCP members, the conference registration fee will be US$50 (approx. RMB300￥); for ISCP members whose dues are paid up to date, it will be free.  We encourage current members to renew their membership and interested colleagues to join ISCP to take advantage of this generous offer.

With this new hybrid platform, we also hope more scholars will consider submitting individual abstract or panel proposals for the conference. The submission deadline is DECEMBER 31, 2021.

General timeline remains the same:

Deadline for submission of abstracts and panel proposals: December 31, 2021 

Conference Registration: January 1- May 1, 2022 

Communication of acceptance: by February 1, 2022 

 

With warmest regards,

Ann A. Pang-White

Executive Director of ISCP

Visit us: https://iscp-online1.org/

 

 

ISCP Call for Papers—APA Pacific

The International Society for Chinese Philosophy invites submissions to be considered for inclusion in panels at the upcoming APA Pacific Division Meeting, April 13-16, 2022 in Vancouver.

Submissions focusing on any area of Chinese philosophy will be considered. Both individual papers and completed panel proposals are welcomed.

Submission Deadline: August 31, 2021

REQUIRED for each PAPER proposal:

1. Title of Paper
   2. Name of Presenter
   3. Presenter’s Affiliation
   4. Presenter’s e-mail address
   5. Indicate whether you are willing to Chair your panel
   6. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract

REQUIRED for each PANEL proposal:

1. Title of Panel
   2. Chair of the Panel
   3. Title of each Paper
   4. Name of each Presenter
   5. Affiliation of each Presenter
   6. E-mail address of each Presenter
   7. Approximately 200-word Paper Abstract for each Paper

Please send each completed proposal as an e-mail attachment (in PDF or Word format) to Josh Mason (joshua.mason@lmu.edu).