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CFP: Thinking & Acting Ecologically

September 18, 2012 by Adrian J Ivakhiv

The International Society for Environmental Ethics (ISEE) presents the Tenth Annual Meeting on Environmental Philosophy, to be held 12-14th of June 2013 at The University of East Anglia, UK.

“Thinking and Acting Ecologically”

The ISEE invites submissions on any topic in environmental philosophy / ecophilosophy broadly conceived. The focus of the tenth annual meeting will be on developing ideas and concepts that are not only thematically concerned with the environment but are themselves contributions to ecological action.

Topics might include:

  • Methods and principles that make for specifically ecological ways of thinking and acting
  • The relation of style to content in ecological thought and practice
  • Connections between philosophy and green politics / art practice/ science policy
  • The significance that specific environments have for ecological thought and action
  • The connections between ecological practices (e.g. walking, observing, gardening, direct action etc.) and ecological thought
  • Theory and practice of environmental justice and our relationship with future generations
  • Ecosophy/ ecophenomenology and/or ecologism
  • Problems and opportunities facing interdisciplinary environmental studies

Instructions for Submissions:

  • Submit 250 word abstracts for 20 minute papers to Tom Greaves
  • Please anonymize all abstracts (inc. PDF submissions)
  • Deadline:  January 31st, 2013

For further information, see the ISEE web site.

 

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Posted in Eco-theory, Philosophy | Tagged environmental philosophy | 3 Comments

3 Responses

  1. on September 19, 2012 at 6:30 pm Jeremy Trombley

    Sounds fascinating! Why are these awesome conferences always so far away?


  2. on September 19, 2012 at 7:46 pm CFP: Thinking & Acting Ecologically | immanence « PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR

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  3. on September 29, 2012 at 4:29 am johan

    The environment is not going to heal by itself. What we need are more people to participate in the “Going Green” movement. There are many ways to get the point across and they include Education at a young age, having a National “Going Green” day, having famous people and organizations promotion and support, and through repetitious advertising.



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