Wittgenstein after Sixty Years: Southampton Graduate Philosophy Conference
Adam Dunn
Wittgenstein after Sixty Years
Graduate Philosophy Conference
Saturday 21st May 2011
Avenue Campus,
University of Southampton,
Southampton, UK
Keynote speakers:
Bill Child (University of Oxford), Sensations and Sensation Language in
Philosophical Remarks
2011 marks the 60th anniversary of Wittgenstein s death. To pay tribute to the
ongoing influence of his philosophical work this year s University of
Southampton annual one-day Graduate Conference will be titled Wittgenstein
after Sixty Years . Contributions concerning any aspect of Wittgenstein s work
and influence in contemporary philosophy will be welcomed. Papers are invited
from graduate students and we are hoping to attract a wide external audience.
Deadline for submission of papers: Friday 29th April 2011
Papers should be not more than 3,000 words in length, suitable for a twenty
minute presentation followed by discussion. Please submit papers to Dr. Genia
Sch nbaumsfeld at the address below, or preferably by e-mail to:
G.M.E.Scho...@soton.ac.uk. Papers should be accompanied by a covering
letter or e-mail, but should not contain any self-identifying references in the
text.
Registration is free.
For other inquiries, please contact either:
Kristen Jeffs
or
Michael Maurer
Department of Philosophy
School of Humanities
Avenue Campus
University of Southampton
Southampton
SO17 1BF,
UK
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