[MaFLa] Fwd: Call for Papers

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Feladó: Matthew HAMMERTON <mhammerton at smu.edu.sg>
Date: 2020. nov. 16., H, 7:47
Subject: Call for Papers
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Dear IPO members,

The Journal of Philosophy in Schools is planning a special issue on ‘What
is the place for competition in philosophy?’

Given the obvious link to the IPO some of you may be interested in the call
for papers (appended below).

Best,

Matthew

__________________________

Matthew Hammerton

Assistant Professor in Philosophy

School of Social Sciences

Singapore Management University

90 Stamford Road, Singapore 178903

Tel:  +65 6828 0627; Fax: +65 6828 0423

Email: mhammerton at smu.edu.sg

Website: https://philpeople.org/profiles/matthew-hammerton

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Journal of Philosophy in Schools (JPS) is seeking articles for
inclusion in a special issue entitled 'What is the place for competition in
philosophy?'

The JPS (https://jps.bham.ac.uk/  ISSN 2204-2482) is a fully peer-reviewed,
open-access online journal dedicated to research in philosophy with
school-aged children.

This special issue will be Vol 8 No 2, to be published in November 2021.

What was once called Philosophy for/with Children has developed into a
sub-discipline of philosophy with its own history, traditions and pedagogy
and incorporates philosophical inquiry in the classroom, reflective
education and Socratic dialogue through the use of the Community of Inquiry
(CoI) methodology.

The CoI is often touted as non-competitive, and aims at critical, caring
and collaborative thinking.

However, with the popularity of high school 'Ethics Bowls' and Philosothon
tournaments, is there room for a competitive element to philosophy with
young people, particularly if what is being rewarded and recognised are
these deliberative inquiry skills?

Is philosophy inherently competitive?

Should philosophy be practiced in a non-competitive, collaborative manner?

Should high school philosophy prepare students for how philosophy is
practiced within the academy?

Is popular philosophy less competitive than the philosophy of the academy?

You paper may explore any question related to whether or not there is room
for competition in philosophy.

Please send abstracts (max 200 words) for consideration to the editors:

Dr Laura D'Olimpio l.dolimpio at bham.ac.uk<mailto:l.dolimpio at bham.ac.uk>

Prof Andrew Peterson a.peterson at bham.ac.uk<mailto:a.peterson at bham.ac.uk>

<mailto:a.peterson at bham.ac.uk>

Abstracts due Monday 14 December 2020

Theoretical papers will be 4,000-6,000 words in length with abstract and
key words.

Full papers due 01 June 2021 for double-blind peer review

Dr Laura D'Olimpio

Senior Lecturer in Philosophy of Education Director of Postgraduate
Research Co-editor Journal of Philosophy in Schools ISSN 2204-2482
https://jps.bham.ac.uk/ University of Birmingham, UK

Email: l.dolimpio at bham.ac.uk<mailto:l.dolimpio at bham.ac.uk>

Twitter: @Lauradol4

D'Olimpio, L (2018). Media and Moral Education: a philosophy of critical
engagement<
https://www.routledge.com/Media-and-Moral-Education-A-Philosophy-of-Critical-Engagement-1st-Edition/DOlimpio/p/book/9781138291423>.
London: Routledge.

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Dr. Pató Attila
attila.pato at gmail.com
tel: + 420 77 302 31 02
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