SCPT's Second Biennial Conference: Wisdom of Love
Call for Papers
Continental philosophy of religion has recently turned to issues
concerning
love. We welcome papers that address such questions as: What is the
difference between eros and agape? How do we practice love
hermeneutically?
Must a phenomenology of the other address love to be truly complete?
Does
love or charity reverse or radicalize intentionality? What is the
relation
of the three Christian virtues of faith, hope, and love? Are knowledge
and
love related?
We encourage papers that draw on such figures as Chrétien, Derrida,
Irigaray, Kierkegaard, Levinas, and Marion; such philosophical
traditions as
deconstruction, feminist philosophy, hermeneutics, and phenomenology;
and
such religious traditions as Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.
Only complete papers with a maximum of 3,000 words will be accepted. DEADLINE: January 7, 2005
Papers
should be prepared for blind review and sent to
Time and date: March 18-19, 2005
Location: Wheaton College (IL)
For more information: mailto:Shane.M.Wilkens@wheaton.edu