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CALL FOR PAPERS
Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH

Do you have an essay on a philosophical topic that you would like to share with the CSUDH community? The Philosophy Department at CSUDH, in conjunction with the Philosophy Club, is asking students to submit essays to the upcoming issue of Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH. The journal will be published at the end of spring semester 2025.

Submission deadline is Monday, April 7, 2025 at 5:00 PM.

Please email submissions to clopez369@ejly.net. For more information, please email bgregor@ejly.net.

Requirements:

• You must be a current student at CSUDH (or have graduated within the last year).

• Essays should be 5-15 pages in length.

• Essay topics must relate to the history of philosophy and/or contemporary philosophers or philosophical issues, including, but not limited, to ethics, politics, aesthetics, and the philosophy of religion.

• Student essays should be submitted in blind review format.

How to submit your manuscript for anonymous blind review format:

1) To ensure that article submission reviewers do not know your identity (as author[s] of the manuscript being reviewed), you will need to make sure that you remove any information in your manuscript (including footnotes and acknowledgements) that could identify you, and disguise all references to personally identifiable information.

2) Since essays should be submitted via an email attachment, you should send two separate files, one with the author details, and one without.

3) Do not add any running headers or footers that would identify yourself.

4) Check that all identifiers have been removed from electronic files, for example, documents prepared using Microsoft™ Word®. Personal or hidden information is stored in File Properties. These properties include Author, Manager, Company, and Last Saved By. Hidden information includes hidden text, revised text, comments, or field codes, and these can remain in a document even though you can’t see them. If you entered your name or email address when you registered your software, this will be stored as part of the document. Information contained in custom fields that you add to the document, such as an ‘author’ or ‘owner’ field, is not automatically removed. You must edit or remove the custom field to remove that information. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Security tab. Select the Remove personal information from File properties on Save check box. Do not add any running headers or footers that would identify the author.

Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH

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News

  • Dana S. Belu presented the keynote paper "The New Adam: A Heideggerian Look at Reproduction in the Present Age" at the Disentangling Heidegger on Technology Retreat, Laives, Italy, June 16-23rd, 2024; organizers Mark Wrathall and Jonathan Krude, Oxford University. 
  • Brian Gregor published a pair of essays, “Toward an Ontology of Peace I: Ricoeur on Peace and Violence in the Ontology of Creation,” and “Toward an Ontology of Peace II: Ricoeur on the Heart of Conflict and Thumotic Peace” in a special issue of the journal Approaching Religion. Peace and Understanding: A Ricœurian Perspective. Vol. 14 No. 3 (2024).
  • Brian Gregor presented “Ricoeur and Feuerbach on the Religious Imagination: Twelve Theses” at the Society for Ricoeur Studies Annual Conference on October 27, 2024. 
  • Brian Gregor presented “Free Speech, Virtue, and the Idea of the University” at the CSUDH Teach-In: Tools for Discord and Discourse on September 18, 2024. 
  • Brian Gregor presented “C.S. Lewis and Post-Christian Paganism” at The Undiscovered C.S. Lewis Conference at George Fox University on September 8, 2024.
  • Jung Kwon's monograph Death and the Aesthetic Sublime: A Comparative Study is forthcoming in early 2025. (Bloomsbury Publishing)
  • Jung Kwon's article "Study on Burke's Sublime: From Contemplation to Engagement" was published in Korean in the anthology Philosophy & Reality (21st Century Books) in August 2024. 
  • Jung Kwon presented her paper "A Study of Aesthetic Contemplation through Sublime Sympathy" at the annual meeting of the American Society for Aesthetics, Rocky Mountain division, on July 12, 2024. 
  • Brian Gregor published “Becoming Psyche: The Stoic Way and the Platonic Way in Till We Have Faces.” Journal of Inklings Studies 14.1 (2024): 1-24.
  • Brian Gregor delivered a keynote address, “Peace and Violence in the Ontology of Creation,” at “Peace and Understanding: A Ricoeurian View,” a Ricoeur workshop at Abo Akademi in Turku, Finland, September 15, 2023.
  • Lissa McCullough was a keynote speaker for the online conference “Hannah Arendt and Simone Weil on Individual Action in Dark Times,” organized at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, April 15–17, 2021. Arendtweil Conference 2021
  • Dr. Jung Kwon published her anthology Compassionate Socrates: Wisdom across the Cultures and Disciplines
  • Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH Spring 2018 Vol. 4
  • Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH Spring 2016 Vol.3
  • Telos: The Journal of Philosophy at CSUDH Spring 2015 Vol. 2
  • Inaugural Journal Telos: The Student Journal of Philosophy at CSU Dominguez Hills, Volume 1, Spring 2014.
  • Philosophy Club
  • The American Philosophical Association (APA)
  • The Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP)

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