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Call for Papers

Theme: Gender Dimensions of African Philosophy
Type: 5th Biennial African Philosophy World Conference (APWC)
Institution: African Philosophy Society (APS)
   Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Gulu University
Location: Gulu (Uganda)
Date: 18.–20.9.2023
Deadline: 30.10.2022

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Gender issues have become a global concern. While confusion still
abounds on what gender is, it is still another question as to what
has brought about the widespread discrimination against the female
gender in contrast to the male gender in almost all aspects of human
life - such as education, health, sports, politics, culture,
religion, and livelihoods.

In the area of philosophy in general and African philosophy in
particular, there is conspicuous domination by the male gender. This
makes one wonder as to why this trend, which seems to be deeply
embedded in human history of thought, should still prevail in the
modern world, where every individual is claimed to be equal to each
other. On the other hand, African philosophy should as well concern
itself with other questions of identity, social structures, power,
and change that are ongoing in wider gender debates.

We welcome submissions that broadly explore the concept and other
dimensions of gender in African philosophy. These submissions should
help to reflect on some, and not exclusive, of the following
subthemes:

Gender dimensions of African philosophy as traditional, modern and
future thoughts; gender and wars; gender and politics; education and
gender; environment and gender; religion and gender; science and
gender; technology and gender; arts and gender; gender in music,
dance and drama; wealth and gender; society and gender; human rights
and gender; gender and identity; gender and social structures; power
and gender; and change that are ongoing in wider gender debates.

In addition to these themes and issues, abstract submissions could,
from the perspectives of African philosophy, engage with the
following sub-themes:

Gender and Ubuntu philosophy; gender and African socialism; gender
and African negritude; ethnophilosophy and gender; philosophic
sagacity and gender; hermeneutical philosophy and gender;
artistic/literary philosophy and gender; national ideological
philosophy and gender; professional philosophy and gender; African
philosophy and gender issues in African brides wealth practices;
inheritance in African philosophy and gender; democracy and gender in
African philosophy; gender emancipation in African philosophy


Guidelines for Submission of Abstracts

Your submission should (a) not exceed 500 words; (b) contain a title,
author’s name, author’s institutional affiliation, and author’s email
address/telephone/fax.

Send your abstract to:
[email protected]


Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline:
30th October, 2022

Notification of Acceptance:
30th November, 2022

Conference Registration Deadline:
15th August, 2023

Conference:
18th - 20th September, 2023


Proposed Keynote/Plenary Speakers

- Prof. Taban Lo Liyong
- Prof. Ngugi wa Thiong’o


Conference website:
https://africanphilosophysociety.org/2022/07/29/2022-workshop/






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