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> PLEASE DISTRIBUTE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT/CALL FOR PAPERS TO YOUR
> STUDENTS OR OTHERS WHO MAY BE INTERESTED, INCLUDING OTHER INTERNET
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> The Philosophy Club of the University of North Florida is pleased
> to announce this call for papers for the Second Annual University of North
> Florida Philosophy Conference. The conference is devoted to the presentation
> of papers in philosophy from undergraduate students from around the U.S. and
> Canada and from graduate students within the State of Florida. The conference
> will be held on February 28 and March 1, 1997 at the University of North
> Florida Campus in Jacksonville, Florida.
> Papers on all topics of philosophical interest are welcome at the
> conference. If you are interested, please send three copies of your
> paper, with identifying references only on a cover page, to:
>
> Drs. Nancy Stanlick and Ellen Wagner
> Dept. of History, Philosophy and Religious Studies
> University of North Florida
> Jacksonville, FL 32224
>
> The deadline for submission of papers is January 15, 1997. We expect to
> notify, by the first week in February, those whose papers are accepted.
>
> I am happy to note the generous sponsorship of several organizations
> for this year's conference. They are:
>
> The Eastern Division of the Society for Women in Philosophy
> Kaplan Educational Centers
> The University of North Florida Department of Philosophy
> The University of North Florida Women's Center
> The University of North Florida Dean's Office of the College of Arts and
> Sciences, Dr. Lewis Radonovich
> The University of North Florida Office of the Provost and Vice President
> for Academic Affairs, Dr. A. David Kline
> The University of Central Florida Department of Philosophy
> The University of South Florida Department of Philosophy
> Student Government Association of the University of North Florida
> The Philosophy Club of the University of North Florida
> Student Contributions from the University of North Florida
>
> Our conference will include the following guest speakers:
>
> Dr. Michael Zimmerman of Tulane University Department of Philosophy,
> speaking on environmental ethics (Fri. night, Feb. 28), and Prof. Joanne Waugh
> of the University of South Florida Department of Philosophy and Editor of
> *Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy*, speaking on feminist epistemology
> (Saturday afternoon, March 1, 1997).
>
> A final program of the conference will be available in early February, 1997.
>
> If you need further information, please contact me at:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 904-646-2886.
>
> Thank you.
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Nov 20 05:30:22 1996
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 11:00:15 GMT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Ecofeminism
HI,
what do you mean exactly when you say that we all share common
ground over the interconnectedness of women and nature. If you mean
that in many areas of the world the oppression of both 'women' and
'nature' are conceptually interlinked, then I think I can agree. But
if you're talking about some universalised epistemic privilege that
'women' have with 'nature', then that would be a significant difference
between our positions.
Cheers,
Richard T. SOCIAL Ecofeminist (Good to be back...) :-)
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Nov 20 08:08:51 1996
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 96 10:08 EST
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