The editors of Debates in Aesthetics are pleased to invite submissions for the General 2020 issue (Vol.17, No. 1). DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: 31 July 2020 For this issue we welcome original articles, book reviews, and interviews from postgraduate and professional … Read More
In recent years, there have been heated debates both in the public opinion and in academic contexts over the phenomenon of “cultural appropriation”—i.e. when ‘members of one culture … take for their own, or for their own use, items produced … Read More
Department of Philosophy, University of York, 24th-25th September 2020 Deadline for submissions: 24th May 2020 We are delighted to invite contributions for ‘Art and Affect in the Predictive Mind’, a two-day international and interdisciplinary conference that will be held at … Read More
We were extremely sorry to announce that the British Society of Aesthetics Synergy Conference on Poetry and Philosophy, scheduled to take place at the University of Warwick on 16-17 March 2020, was cancelled. This was due to concerns about the … Read More
Journal of Contemporary Chinese ArtVolume 8, Issue 1, Spring 2021 Bordering Hong Kong: Aesthetics and PoliticsGuest editors: Pan Lu and Jon Solomon The increasing importance of the problematic of bordering in the questions posed to the social production of knowledge … Read More
The American Society for Aesthetics is pleased to welcome submissions for ASA opportunities in 2020 and beyond. 30th Anniversary Feminist Caucus Committee Essay PrizeDEADLINE: April 1, 2020 Ted Cohen Prize DEADLINE: May 1, 2020 Selma Jeanne Cohen Prize in Dance Aesthetics DEADLINE: … Read More
Submissions are invited for the upcoming conference British Society of Aesthetics Connections: Conceptual Engineering and Aesthetics. The conference will take place on 7–8 September 2020 in Cambridge, UK. Fully anonymised abstracts of up to 1,000 words should be submitted as an … Read More
March 27th, 6pm The Bluecoat, Liverpool Part of The Liverpool Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture Series Why do musicians, painters, and poets compete with each other? Why do painters paint enraged musicians and distressed poets? This lecture uses the early … Read More
We are pleased to announce that as part of our commitment to increasing diversity and inclusion within British aesthetics and philosophy of art, the British Society of Aesthetics will bestow a New Horizons Award to the best paper submitted to … Read More
King’s College London, 20-21 July 2020 The British Society of Aesthetics is delighted to sponsor Sound Pictures, a conference bringing together theorists, researchers, and postgraduates from within philosophy to explore the topic of multi-sensory appreciation of the arts. Papers on either … Read More