Saturday, February 9, 2013

Royce Conference 2013 CFP


Royce, California, and the World:

A Conference Sponsored by the Josiah Royce Society and Empirical Magazine


Please direct all replies or questions to: royceconference2013@gmail.com


Royce, California, and the World, a meeting of scholars and communities, will be held August 16-18, 2013, in Royce’s historic birthplace and hometown, Grass Valley, California, in the beautiful Sierra Foothills. The meeting will be held at the Holbrooke Hotel, an important California landmark.

In recent years the work of Josiah Royce has drawn increased attention from scholars and thinkers all over the world. Since its formation in 2003, the Josiah Royce Society has promoted scholarly activities related to Royce’s ideas in a far-ranging series of national and international conferences. In 2013 the Royce Society brings Royce home to his roots and celebrates the 100th anniversary of Royce’s masterwork, The Problem of Christianity. Scholarly papers in any discipline on Royce, applications of Roycean philosophy, and creative extensions of Royce's thought are welcome. Especially sought for this conference are papers on The Problem of Christianity and on Royce’s history of and in California.


PLENARY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

* John J. McDermott, Texas A&M University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy


* Kevin Starr, University of Southern California: University Professor of History & California State Librarian, Emeritus


ORIGINAL PLAY:

The proceedings will include a reading of a new original play about Royce’s life in California, “Beyond Our Mountains,” by Robin A. Wallace.


SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Deadline: Submissions are due by June 1, 2013. Notification of acceptance will be made by June 15th.

Format: Submissions should be in MSWord format (do not send pdf files; organizers must code documents for refereeing and pdfs are not suitable).

Length: 2000 to 3000 words; 20-35 minutes reading time.
 

Information: Papers should be prepared for blind review and submitted as an e-mail attachment to royceconference2013@gmail.com. The author's name, institution, e-mail address, eligibility for the Costello Prize (see below), and word count should be indicated only in the body of the e-mail.

Prize: The Harry Todd Costello Prize for the best graduate student or recent Ph.D. paper on Royce, as selected by the Program Committee. Those who are currently graduate students or whose Ph.D. was awarded after August 31, 2008 are eligible for the Costello Prize. Papers will be judged on scholarship, clarity of presentation, excellence of argument, scholarship, and the contribution made to the on-going development of Royce's ideas and Roycean thought.


Royce Society: http://www.roycesociety.org/index.php

Empirical Magazine: http://www.empiricalmagazine.com/

Program Co-Chairs: Randall E. Auxier, Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale; Scott L. Pratt, Univ. of Oregon

Grass Valley Organizing Committee: Robin A. Wallace, Iven Lourie, Olav Bryant Smith, Jackie Kegley
PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO ANYONE WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED.

Sunday, November 18, 2012

SAAP 2013

Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy

40th Annual Meeting

March 7-9, 2013

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club


http://american-philosophy.org/events/annual_meeting.htm




Call for Volunteer Editor of Royce on PhilPapers


In an effort to improve the visibility of Royce-related scholarship, the JRS is calling for a volunteer editor for the Josiah Royce page of PhilPapers. While this is an uncompensated position, it would contribute greatly to the Society and the profession as a whole through providing a free and unified Royce bibliography.

The summary of editorial responsibility and the application process is available here: http://philpapers.org/browse/josiah-royce/application.html




Tuesday, November 6, 2012

JRS at Pacific APA


2013 Pacific APA JRS Session

San Francisco, CA  

03/27-03/31


Thursday Evening, March 28
G5C     Josiah Royce Society
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Topic:  Royce in Relation: Loyalty and History
Chair:  Scott L. Pratt (University of Oregon)
Speakers:      


Robert McDermott (California Institute of Integral Studies)
   "Royce’s Philosophy of Loyalty, Sorrow, and Atonement in
    Response to Ecological Devastation"   
          
Francesco Poggiani (Pennsylvania State University)
    "Royce’s Analysis of Nietzsche and J. M. Guyau’s Approach
      to the Ethical Problem"

Kipton Jensen (Morehouse College)
    "The Growing Edges of the Beloved Community: From Royce

     (and James) to Thurman (and King)"

David Vessey (Grand Valley State University)
     "What We Can Learn from Reading Royce’s Interpretations

      of Fichte"

Monday, November 5, 2012

JRS at Central APA


Josiah Royce Society
2013 APA Central Division meeting
The Hilton New Orleans Riverside, New Orleans, LA
02/20-02/23 2013

Group session 68
Sponsored by the Josiah Royce Society

Tentative time: Thursday, 02/21,  7:30 PM-10:30 PM
Topic: Temporality and Community
 
     Randall E. Auxier (SIUC) chair

   
     John D. Glenn (Tulane University), speaker:
          "Now and Then: Considerations of Two Arguments 

          about Time"

     J. L. Roche (SIUC), speaker:
          "Roycean Interpretation and Temporality in

          Community Disaster"

Friday, September 14, 2012

CFP: Josiah Royce Society at Pacific APA



Josiah Royce Society

Call for Proposals
2013 American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting
San Francisco, California

The Josiah Royce Society is scheduled to have a session at the 2013 meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division (March 27-31, 2013).

The annual Pacific Division meeting of the APA provides an opportunity to present new work on the philosophy of Josiah Royce.  Topics can range from examinations of Royce’s philosophy to studies of his work in relation to other philosophers, or to applications of his philosophy to contemporary philosophical issues.  Papers in any area of Royce study are welcome.

Submission Guidelines: Paper proposal submissions should be between 500-800 words in length. The word limit for completed papers is 3500 words. Submissions should be sent as e-mail attachments in one of the following formats: .doc, .docx, .rtf, or .pdf file. 

Email paper proposals to Scott L. Pratt (spratt@uoregon.edu) on or before Friday, October 5, 2012.

Those who submit proposals will be notified of their submission’s status via e-mail by October 12, 2012. For accepted proposals, completed papers are due no later than March 1, 2013. 

Thursday, August 16, 2012

2012 Eastern APA JRS Session



SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29th


GVIII - 8. Josiah Royce Society


11:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.


Topic: New Directions in Royce Scholarship


Chair: Mathew A. Foust (Lander University)


Speakers: Kara Barnette (Gustavus Adolphus College)


"Between Revenge and Forgiveness: Royce's Concept of Atonement and Feminist Legal Theory"


Matthew Jacobs (Pennsylvania State University)


"Purpose, Discursivity, and Normativity in Royce and Brandom"


Commentator: Mathew A. Foust (Lander University)

Friday, July 20, 2012

Mass Market Magazine Dedicated to Thinking in the Style of William James

Check out a mass market magazine dedicated to thinking in the style of Royce's friend and colleague William James: http://www.empiricalmagazine.com/index.html

Thursday, January 12, 2012

2012 Central APA Royce Society Session

American Philosophical Association, Central Division Meeting

The Palmer House, Chicago, IL

Saturday, February 18, 2012


GV-9, Josiah Royce Society

12:15-2:15 PM


Topic: Digital Critical Editions of Royce and Peirce

Chair: Randall E. Auxier (Southern Illinois University--Carbondale)

Speakers:

Andre De Tienne (Institute for American Thought, IUPUI), "The STEP Program"

David E. Pfeifer (Institute for American Thought, IUPUI), "Digital Volumes and On-line Flexibility in Critical Editions"

Session Details:

Andre De Tienne and David Pfeifer will speak on the work going on at the Institute for American Thought. Andre will speak about a content management platform being developed for the creation and production of critical editions. David Pfeifer will speak on the Josiah Royce Critical Edition which was born and will be published as e-texts; he will present the advantages and disadvantages of this digital format. Randy Auxier will speak on the plan for the Royce Critical Edition and on what this digital format means for Royce scholarship.