[spsp-members] CFP: German Congress of Philosophy, submission deadline 30 April 2024

[Nicola Mößner]

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German Congress of Philosophy XXVI: Call for Papers
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English website available at:
https://www.uni-muenster.de/DKPhil2024/en/kongress/index.html

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 From 22 to 26 September 2024 the German Congress of Philosophy XXVI 
will take place in Münster, Germany.

The theme is #digital|thinking, with participants invited to reflect on 
the challenges that technological change and the growing prevalence of 
artificial intelligence pose for philosophy.

Registration is open: 
https://www.uni-muenster.de/DKPhil2024/en/kongress/anmeldung.html


The congress will not only consider the challenges philosophy faces in 
the digital age, both as an academic discipline and as a way of human 
self-reflection and reflection upon the world. It will also embrace the 
challenge to question hitherto stable philosophical certainties and 
anthropological presuppositions in light of ever new successes in 
Artificial Intelligence, and will critically reflect on the consequences 
of binary, dualistic, Manichean or friend-foe thinking.

The congress interprets its theme broadly, taking the historical 
prerequisites and foundations of digital thinking into account, as well 
as considering alternatives. Simultaneously, it questions the 
consequences of digital change for everyday life and society at large, 
research and development, education and academia, and asks the question: 
how will we philosophise in the future?


Anyone working in the field of philosophy may provide one presentation 
proposal relating to one of the 40 sections of the congress. Submissions 
are possible between 20 February and 30 April 2024, via the conference 
management software ConfTool. Please note that presenting at the 
congress requires having registered for the event.

Proposals may be submitted in German or English. In addition the 
congress will host a new “Philosophie française” section, specifically 
for submissions in French.


Proposals must:
     • be assigned to exactly one of the 40 sections;
     • be completely anonymised;
     • be the author’s sole submission (authors may be a co-author of 
exactly one other abstract, however cannot be the presenting author)
     • be in PDF format; and
     • not exceed 4,000 characters (incl. spaces and footnotes, excl. 
references).

In addition to your proposal, we request a short abstract of your 
planned presentation, no longer than 300 characters (incl. spaces). The 
abstract should concisely state the topic of your planned presentation 
and its central thesis(es).


Please see the Call for Papers: 
https://www.uni-muenster.de/DKPhil2024/en/kongress/cfp.html

Accepted submissions will be announced after 20 June 2024.


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PD Dr. Nicola Mößner
interim professor
Leibniz University Hannover
Department of Philosophy

Mail: nicola.moessner at philos.uni-hannover.de

Web: http://moessner.stellarcom.org/
https://www.philos.uni-hannover.de/de/moessner

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