-----Original Message----- From: Dominic McIver Lopes <[email protected]> To: news <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, Feb 3, 2014 4:42 pm Subject: [AE] Fwd: 2014 CFPs - Aisthema, International Journal
Begin forwarded message: From: Gaetano Iaia <[email protected]> Subject: 2014 CFPs - Aisthema, International Journal Date: February 3, 2014 at 02:19:35 PST Reply-To: Gaetano Iaia <[email protected]> AisthemaB (from the greekB N1a<4ON8N7N<N1, "perception") is a new open access electronic Journal, based on a blind peer-reviewed process, published by the Department of Historical-Philosophical Studies "Pasquale Orlando" at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy, section "St. Thomas Aquinasb , in Naples. In the awareness of the metaphysical and sapiential dimension of Philosophy it aims to promote the philosophical research through the dissemination of texts which, devoted to classical or contemporary issues, can look, going beyond the fences of the rigid academic curricula, at the intersection of knowledges, methodologies and languages diversified,B in primisB the theological one. In the wake of the provisions of the VaticanB Decree on the Reform of Ecclesiastical Studies of Philosophy, the Journal stands and proposes itself as an additional tool for the promotion of the philosophical sciences within the ecclesiastical Faculties of philosophy and theology. A scientific journal that, despite being born in the context of the b Universitasb , beyond any self-referentiality wants to confront in fairness, independence and freedom with new forms and other "places" b not necessarily "canonical" and institutional bB of theoretical elaboration. Aisthema Website:B www.aisthema.eu CALL FOR PAPERS B VOLUME I (2014) - Issue 1 Aisthema,B International Journal, while open to every expression of philosophical and theological thought, particularly welcomes philosophical and theological contributions dedicated to those areas traditionally belonging to the aesthetic discipline: from poetry to literature, from painting to music, from theater to cinema. We believe that the artistical object as such can offer new fields of communication and expression, which are also places of experience and thought. The interdisciplinary approach, which we favor, is therefore a critical need and a guarantee of accuracy, but it can serves mainly helping to get out of the abstract boundaries between arts and, more generally, between different spheres of thought. Art, as a way of relating to the world, can outline paths of wisdom that not only questioning the philosopher and the theologian, but can nourish their research as well, regardless the subjects or circumstances of the artworksb creation. All contributions to the first issue of Aisthema Volume I (year 2014)B can beB classified as one of the following types:B - Articles (max. 75.000 characters, including spaces); - Notes and critical studies (max 35000 characters, including spaces); - Translations and unpublished classical texts; - Reviews and Bibliographical Notes (respectively 20000 and 10000 characters, including spaces); - News (events, conferences, etc.). Gaetano Iaia Aisthema Editor-in-Chief _______________________________________________ news mailing list [email protected] http://lists.aesthetics-online.org/listinfo.cgi/news-aesthetics-online.org
