posted by organizer: beaucly || 776 views || tracked by 1 users: [display]

ISPIF 2022 : International Society for Philosophy in Film

FacebookTwitterLinkedInGoogle

Link: https://blogs.uoregon.edu/ispif/
 
When Aug 26, 2022 - Aug 27, 2022
Where London, UK
Submission Deadline Apr 1, 2022
Notification Due Jun 1, 2022
Final Version Due Jul 15, 2022
Categories    philosophy   film   film noir
 

Call For Papers

ISPiF
International Society for Philosophy in Film
Call for Abstracts
Film Noir and Philosophy
First Annual Meeting
August 26th-27th, 2022
London, England
Mission Statement: The International Society for Philosophy in Film (ISPiF) promotes philosophical engagement with film by conceiving film as a form or expression of thought. Rather than mere sources of entertainment or objects for aesthetic scrutiny, films express ideas and arguments worth engaging. From the perspective of ISPiF, to engage films philosophically means to think through, along with, and/or against films, to make sense of them, to learn from them, and to further expand the practice, study and teaching of philosophy into new regions through engagement with film.
Theme: Film Noir
Abstract Deadline April 1, 2022
(Completed papers due July 15th)
The Society for Philosophy and Film invites extended abstracts for its first annual conference, on the theme Film Noir. In line with ISPiF’s mission, papers ought to focus on developing the thought inherent to films, either individually or collectively, that fall under the category/genre/movement of noir cinema, broadly construed. Submissions may focus on any of the following themes from this non-exhaustive list, so long as the paper focuses on noir cinema:
● Ethical issues, including: the possibility of human flourishing; the (im)possibility of locating stable objects of desire; the disintegration of duty, the conditions of the (im)possibility of loyalty and trust; the search for atonement; and navigating genuine moral binds in noir.

● Metaphysical issues, including: the nature and construction of the self; the character of human freedom; the ontological status of time/or and memory; the distinction between reality and fantasy; and the relation between meaning and truth in noir.

● Social and political issues, including: the relation between individual and society; the possibility of community and meaningful projects; social decay; ideology; resistance movements; gender and sexual norms; the justification of violence, and the impact of dystopia in noir.

● Epistemological issues, including: the nature of inquiry; the distinction between facts and values; the possibility of unwinding conspiracy; the reliability of memory; the intelligibility of experience; the possibility of objective thought, knowledge, or meaning; and the nature of perception (voyeurism) in noir.
Submission Guidelines and Instructions:
Extended abstracts should be 500-750 words, with standard font and margins.
Deadline: The deadline for receipt of abstracts is April 1, 2022. Any submission received after midnight Pacific time on this date will not be considered.
Final papers, no longer than 15 pages, double spaced, must be provided by July 15th in order to be distributed to all participants in advance of the symposium. This is crucial to the format and success of the symposium, where authors will be provided only 10-12 minutes to summarize, emphasize, or develop further the contents of the full essay. This, combined with all participants reading each accepted paper in advance, will allow for a significant amount of time for questions, discussions and a genuine exchange in every case.
All Submissions must be received as either a Word Document or PDF attachment sent to ispif2022@gmail.com

Related Resources

LUKÁCS AND THE CRITICAL LEGACY OF CLASSI 2023   Call For Papers - LUKÁCS AND THE CRITICAL LEGACY OF CLASSICAL GERMAN PHILOSOPHY
Journal for Fantasy Research 2023   Journal for Fantasy Research Special Issue 'Fantasy Across Media'
LPh 2023   CfP Lexicon Philosophicum Special Kant Issue
NCIRTTM 2023   Extended CFP: Narrative Complexity in Recent Time-Travel Media
autobio 2023   Hegemony and peripherality in autobiographical writings: texts, contexts, visibility
FLAIRS-36   36th International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference
MediAsia 2023   The 14th Asian Conference on Media, Communication & Film (MediAsia2023)
Respiratory Philosophy 2023   Respiratory Philosophy: A Paradigm Shift in Philosophy
Trans_Hum 2024   Transformed Humanity in search for stability: rhythms in philosophy, nature, art
ICSLT 2023   ACM--2023 9th International Conference on e-Society, e-Learning and e-Technologies (ICSLT 2023)