Philosophy of The City Summer Colloquium 2020: "Everyday Life and the City"
Warsaw, Poland, 15–17 June 2020
Warsaw, Poland, 15–17 June 2020
Gabriela Świtek (University of Warsaw)
Carlos Vara Sanchez (Ca’ Foscari University)
Tba
Philosophy of the City Research Group (PoTC) & University of Warsaw & Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Adam Andrzejewski (University of Warsaw), Sanna Lehtinen (University of Helsinki), Mateusz Salwa (University of Warsaw), Michael Nagenborg (University of Twente), Piotr Szczepański (Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw), Piotr Welk (Institute of Public Space Research)
Executive Committee & external reviewers (tba)
The Institute of Public Space Research, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
February 15, 2020: | Deadline for the submission of abstracts |
March 15, 2020: | Notification of authors, opening of registration |
April 15, 2020: | Closing of registration |
May 15, 2020: | Circulation of draft papers among participants |
June 17–19, 2020: | The Summer Colloquium in Warsaw |
October 15, 2020: | Submission of papers to the Special Volume on “Everyday Life and the City” in Eidos Journal |
Spring 2021: | Publication of the Special Volume |
Submit abstract (350 words) via EasyChair online form https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=potcsc2020 by 15th February 2020. Please indicate your main references (up to five). The references do not contribute to the word count.
Questions to Colloquium Chair Dr. Adam Andrzejewski, [email protected]
All abstracts will be reviewed by at least one member of the executive committee and one member of the programme committee.
To ensure an intense and in-depth discussion, we will accept a maximum of 20 papers. PhD candidates are encouraged to submit. Draft papers will be circulated one month ahead of the Colloquium. Each paper will be presented and discussed in a 60-minute time slot (30 minutes for presentation, 10 minutes for a formal response, and 20 minutes of discussion). Each participant will be asked to comment on one paper. A selection of papers will be published in the Special Volume on “Everyday Life and the City” in Eidos (http://eidos.uw.edu.pl) in Spring 2021.
The conference registration fee of 200€ (150€ for PhD students) includes lunch and coffee and the evening reception on June 15. Opportunities for joint dinners will be provided, but dinner costs are not included with the conference registration. No refunds on registration fees.
You can download the Call as PDF here.