There are still three weeks until the deadline for submission of papers for the 2015 Joint Session.

GUIDELINES

• Submissions must not exceed 2000 words, including footnotes and bibliography, and must begin with a 100-250 word abstract.
• Submissions should include a title page containing the name of the author, title of the paper, institution, and email address.
• Submissions may be formatted in Word or PDF. Papers containing symbols liable to distortion should be submitted in PDF.

The closing date for submissions is 1 February 2015.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Authors whose papers have been accepted for the Open Session will be informed by the middle of April 2015.
• Papers accepted for the Open Sessions will not be considered for publication in the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society and expenses will not be paid.
• Only one paper per individual may be submitted. Submissions must be for either the Open or the Postgraduate Sessions - not both.
• If you'd like to submit a paper for the Postgraduate Session, click here
• As in previous years the Society for Woman in Philosophy UK (SWIP) will organize a panel as part of the Open Sessions. Submissions should be sent as an attachment to katharine.jenkins@sheffield.ac.uk. For more information, click here.
• All conference delegates must be members of either the Aristotelian Society or the Mind Association.

For enquiries regarding the Open Sessions, please contact Johannes Roessler: J.Roessler@warwick.ac.uk

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The Philosophy Department will be putting on an event to provide information to our undergraduates about Postgraduate study in Philosophy at Warwick. This will take place on Thursday 27^th November from 5pm, in R3.41. If you think you might be interested in studying philosophy at postgraduate level, you are strongly encouraged to attend.

At this event you will have the opportunity to:

• Find out from Course Convenors about the postgraduate programmes on offer at the Philosophy Department:- The MPhil in Philosophy, MA in Philosophy, MA in Continental Philosophy, and MA in Philosophy and Literature
• Find out from our current postgraduate students about what the courses are like and the kinds of topics they research
• Get advice on how to apply
• Find out about our Department Scholarships for taught postgraduate courses, including a scholarship competition open only to Warwick undergraduates.

Drinks (including wine) will be available.