From administrativeofficer at aap.org.au  Wed Jan 30 11:38:40 2019
From: administrativeofficer at aap.org.au (Chris Lawless)
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2019 11:08:40 +1030
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*AAP Annette Baier Prize ? Entries CLOSE TOMORROW, January 31 at 6pm AEDT
sharp. No late entries will be accepted.*



The Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) offers an annual prize of
$500 for an outstanding philosophical paper or book chapter published by an
Australasian woman during the previous calendar year.



The prize was first awarded in 2016 to Monima Chadha (Monash University),
then Miriam Bankovsky (La Trobe University) in 2017 and Jennifer Windt
(Monash University) in 2018.



The prize will be awarded during the Presidential Address at the annual AAP
conference in July.



This Prize is sponsored by Taylor and Francis, publisher of the
Australasian Journal of Philosophy and the Australasian Philosophical
Review.



*Criteria of evaluation*



The sole criterion for the prize is philosophical merit. The judging panel
will consider and score entries on:

?       Overall impression of merit

?       Originality

?       Scholarship

?       Clarity of expression



*Applications*



The AAP invites entries/nominations for female professional philosophers
who are actively engaged in an Australasian higher education and/or
research institution. Entries/nominations may come from the author or from
others. Entries must appear in print (or in final form if the publication
is online only) in *2018* to be eligible. The prize is open to published
papers or book chapters (i.e. chapters in edited anthologies) in any area
of philosophy.



Entries must be submitted as a PDF for blind review with all names, contact
details, publication name and other identifying features redacted.



The closing date for entries is* January 31, 2019 at 6.00pm AEDT*. Please
note: late entries will not be accepted.



Entries should be *submitted online* through the form available here:
https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/iP9rCnxyErC9VWxYF9R9Yw?domain=aap.org.au

Further information about the AAP Annette Baier Prize, including conditions
of entry, can be found on the same page.



The AAP reserves the right not to award the prize in any given year if a
suitable candidate is not nominated.



For general enquiries relating to the AAP Annette Baier Prize, please
contact Chris Lawless: administrativeofficer at aap.org.au <ao at aap.org.au>

Chris Lawless

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From jp.deranty at mq.edu.au  Thu Jan 31 16:52:28 2019
From: jp.deranty at mq.edu.au (Jean-Philippe Deranty)
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2019 05:52:28 +0000
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Event details:
Wednesday 20 February, 1-3pm, AHH 2.320. All welcome.

Speaker: Onni Hirvonen (University of Jyv?skyl?)

Title: "Recognitive Arguments for Workplace Democracy"

Abstract:
Work is central and necessary. Social recognition is central and necessary. This presentation takes these two believable assumptions about human life and argues that from the perspective of Hegelian recognition-theories, work and working life should be democratized. Why so? If we frame work as something that is essentially social and closely tied with social recognition, it becomes possible to understand arbitrary social suffering that permeates working life as caused by disrespect or misrecognition. Work ultimately promises respect, esteem, and freedom but in many cases these promises go unfulfilled, partly because of the hierarchic organization of work.
This presentation aims to show that through democratizing work it becomes possible to a) enhance freedom, b) create new avenues for social recognition, and c) alleviate social suffering. The talk finishes with a short consideration of the most common counterarguments to democratization of work: argument from efficiency, argument from epistemology, and argument from liberty.


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Faculty of Arts
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From administrativeofficer at aap.org.au  Fri Feb  1 17:33:59 2019
From: administrativeofficer at aap.org.au (Chris Lawless)
Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2019 17:03:59 +1030
Subject: [SydPhil] =?utf-8?q?AAP_Postgraduate_Presentation_Prize_?=
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*AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize ? Call for Entries*

Since 2015, the Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) awards each
year a monetary prize for the best paper presented by a postgraduate
student at the annual July conference. This prize is offered to encourage
postgraduates to present at the AAP Conference, and to recognise the
philosophical contributions from excellent Australasian postgraduate
students. The shortlisted candidates will be judged on both the written
paper quality and the presentation skill displayed in presenting the paper
to a conference audience.

Previous winners of the AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize include Heather
Browning ? Australian National University (2018), Hayden Wilkinson ?
Australian National University (2017), Stephen Gadsby ? Macquarie
University (2016) and Tristram Oliver-Skuse ? University of Melbourne
(2015).



The prize will be awarded by the President of the AAP at the Conference
dinner held at the conclusion of the annual AAP Conference in July.



This Prize is sponsored by Taylor and Francis, publisher of the *Australasian
Journal of Philosophy* and the *Australasian Philosophical Review*.


*Eligibility*

-        Applicants must be members of the AAP in good standing.

-        Applicants must be enrolled in an Australasian HDR philosophy
program.

-        Applicants must not be previous winners of the AAP Postgraduate
Presentation Prize.

-        The submitted paper must not be previously published.

-        Applicants cannot submit more than one paper in any given year.

-        All papers must conform to the word limit.

-        All papers must be properly prepared for blind review.

-        Students are eligible if their theses submission date falls after
the closing date for submissions.



*Applications*



The AAP invites entries from *postgraduate philosophers* in Australasia.

Applicants will submit a full paper (pdf), prepared for blind review, of
between 3,000 and 5,000 words, including references. Applicants will also
submit an abstract for the same paper through the normal conference
registration process.

The closing date for entries is *Friday 3rd May, 2019 at 6:00pm AEST*.
Please note: late entries will not be accepted.



Entries should be *submitted online* through the form available here:
https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/Oks7C91ZkQt47nOlso3Pp9?domain=aap.org.au

Further information about the AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize,
including conditions of entry, can be found on the same page.



The AAP reserves the right not to award the prize in any given year if a
suitable candidate is not nominated.



For general enquiries relating to the AAP Postgraduate Presentation Prize,
please contact Chris Lawless: administrativeofficer at aap.org.au

Chris Lawless

Administrative Officer
Australasian Association of Philosophy

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From h.ikaheimo at unsw.edu.au  Fri Feb  1 18:33:12 2019
From: h.ikaheimo at unsw.edu.au (Heikki Ikaheimo)
Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2019 07:33:12 +0000
Subject: [SydPhil] Info session for Philosophy students and EC-researchers
 on graduate admissions and the job market in the US. UNSW, 12 Feb 2019,
 11am - 12:30pm
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Information session for Philosophy students and early career researchers by A/Prof. Roc?o Zambrana (University of Oregon)
When:   12 Feb 2019, 11am - 12:30pm
Venue:  Room G4, Ground Floor, Morven Brown Building, UNSW Sydney, Kensington Campus
Who:    A/Prof. Roc?o Zambrana (University of Oregon)
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Information session on Graduate admissions in the United States and on how postgraduate students can position themselves to find an academic job in the US. Professor Zambrana will also discuss the particular issues facing women in these endeavours. This information session including Q and A will be of particular interest to those considering applying for graduate programs in the US work, as well as for postgraduates and early career researchers.


Associate Professor Roc?o Zambrana is the director of graduate studies in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Oregon. She is the author of Hegel?s Theory of Intelligibility (Chicago UP, 2015) and recently completed a work on neoliberalism and postcolonialism: Colonial Debts: The Case of Puerto Rico. https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/8hV2C81Zj6tN4ov0hnJTbG?domain=philosophy.uoregon.edu



Free admission.


For more information: s.lumsden at unsw.edu.au<mailto:s.lumsden at unsw.edu.au>





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