In response to inquiries, the organisers are pleased to announce an extended deadline for proposals to the 2019 Scientiae conference (June 12-15th, Queen’s University, Belfast). Proposals will now be accepted until 25 January, 2019.
Scientiae
is the interdisciplinary conference on intellectual culture, 1400-1800.
It is centred on, but not limited to, developments in the early-modern
natural sciences. Philosophers, historians, literary scholars and others
are invited to share their perspectives on this vital period. Belfast
2019 will be our 8th annual meeting.
Our plenary speakers at Belfast will be Ingrid Rowland (Notre Dame/Rome) and Rob Iliffe (Oxford).
Scientiae
2019 will also feature two plenary panel sessions: One presented by
Subha Mukherji (Cambridge) on “Forms of Knowing,” with Torrance Kirby
(McGill), Sorana Corneanu (Bucharest) and Anupam Basu (Washington); and
the other co-presented by Marco Sgarbi, Pietro Daniel Omodeo, and Craig
Martin (all from Ca’ Foscari, Venice) on “Early-modern
Aristotelianisms.”
Other confirmed speakers for Scientiae 2019
include: Raz Chen-Morris, Antonio Clericuzio, Alix Cooper, Peter Hess,
Kevin Killeen, W.R. Laird, Nancy McLoughlin, Robert Morrison, Cesare
Pastorino, and Vladimir Urbanek.
Proposals are invited for:
- Individual (20-minute) papers: Please submit a descriptive title, 250-word abstract, and one-page CV.
- Complete
panels: Same as above for each paper, plus 150-word rationale for the
panel. Maximum four panellists, plus chair (and/or respondent).
- Workshops: One-page CV for each workshop leader, plus 250-word plan for the session: topic, techniques, hands-on resources, etc.
- Seminars:
One-page CV for each seminar leader, plus 250-word rationale for the
session: its topic, and its suitability for treatment in seminar format.
For more information, and the conference poster, see http://scientiae.co.uk.
All proposals should be sent to pertransibunt@gmail.com.