Call for Papers North American Kant Society
02/10/13 09:16 Filed in: Call for Papers
The Southern study group of the North American Kant Society announces its 4th annual meeting and call for papers.
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Jane Kneller
Colorado State University
February 28-March 2, 2014
Rhodes College, Memphis, TN
The deadline for submissions is December 1, 2013. The selection committee welcomes papers in all areas of Kantian scholarship. Reading time should be limited to 30 minutes and submissions are not to exceed 20 double spaced pages. Completed papers must be prepared for blind review, with contact information sent in a separate file. Graduate students should indicate their status in the body of their papers. Papers read at any of the other NAKS meetings may not be submitted. Please send your submission, and any inquiries, to Kyle Grady, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Rhodes College: gradyk@rhodes.edu. Paper submissions are also welcome, 2000 North Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112. Please visit our website at http://snaks.tamu.edu for more information. This meeting is generously supported by the Rhodes College Philosophy Department.
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Jane Kneller
Colorado State University
February 28-March 2, 2014
Rhodes College, Memphis, TN
The deadline for submissions is December 1, 2013. The selection committee welcomes papers in all areas of Kantian scholarship. Reading time should be limited to 30 minutes and submissions are not to exceed 20 double spaced pages. Completed papers must be prepared for blind review, with contact information sent in a separate file. Graduate students should indicate their status in the body of their papers. Papers read at any of the other NAKS meetings may not be submitted. Please send your submission, and any inquiries, to Kyle Grady, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Rhodes College: gradyk@rhodes.edu. Paper submissions are also welcome, 2000 North Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112. Please visit our website at http://snaks.tamu.edu for more information. This meeting is generously supported by the Rhodes College Philosophy Department.