Call for Abstracts/Papers
We seek original essays that focus on virtue ethics within the phenomenological tradition or utilizing the phenomenological method. Although virtue ethics is a tradition that is well suited to the depth descriptions of phenomenology, it remains largely unthematized in the current literature on phenomenology. The volume we are putting together will begin to fill that gap in the phenomenological literature.
- Final essays should be approximately 7000 words long, including notes.
- We anticipate the volume being published through Continuum International Publishing Group as part of the series, Issues in Phenomenology and Hermeneutics (co-edited by one of the volume’s editors).
- Dates:
Extended abstract (400-800 words) or completed paper due January 6, 2012. If accepted, your final essay will be due in July, 2012.
Send your abstract or essay in one file, accompanied by a second file with your name, affiliation, and contact information as well as a brief list of publications (suitable for a “notes on contributors” page) to the editors: Kevin Hermberg (kevin.hermberg@dc.edu) and Paul Gyllenhammer (gyllenhp@stjohns.edu). All files should be sent in .doc, .docx, .rtf, or .pdf format as email attachments. Please address any questions to Kevin or Paul at the email addresses provided.