[PHILOS-L] CFP: Multilingual Book Symposium on Dominic McIver Lopes’s Aesthetic Injustice | 征稿启事：多语种图书专题研讨——多米尼克·麦克艾弗·洛佩斯（Dominic McIver Lopes）《审美不公》| East Asian Journal of Philosophy (EAJP

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The East Asian Journal of Philosophy (EAJP) is pleased to announce a call for papers for a multilingual book symposium dedicated to Dominic McIver Lopes’s latest work, Aesthetic Injustice.

This symposium is born out of Professor Lopes’s recent visit to China, where he presented his research at several leading universities. These engagements underscored his deep commitment to the global impact of philosophical inquiry and the necessity of cross-cultural dialogue. In an era of increasing interconnectivity, Lopes’s Aesthetic Injustice provides a critical framework for understanding how aesthetic diversity interacts with social justice, cultural property, and international conventions.

Multilingual Format & Author Participation

Continuing EAJP’s mission to dismantle linguistic barriers, this symposium will follow a bilingual format (English and Chinese). To ensure a truly inclusive and interactive dialogue:

  • Translation Guarantee: In line with our commitment to accessibility, the journal will facilitate the translation of accepted submissions. If a paper is submitted in English, it will be translated into Chinese for publication (and vice versa), ensuring the discourse is available to both linguistic communities.

  • Author’s Reply: A central feature of this symposium is the direct engagement with the author. Dominic McIver Lopes will offer a comprehensive reply to the selected commentaries, fostering a vibrant, bidirectional exchange of ideas.

Themes

We invite contributions (approx. 2,000–3,000 words in English or 3,000–5,000 characters in Chinese) that engage with themes including:

  • Aesthetic diversity and social identity.

  • Aesthetic injustice in the context of cultural appropriation.

  • Intersections of aesthetics, law, and institutional justice.

  • Comparative perspectives on aesthetic value.


Guest Editors:

Submission Deadline: October 31, 2026


《东亚哲学学报》（EAJP）诚邀各位学者参与多米尼克·麦克艾弗·洛佩斯教授最新著作《审美不公》（Aesthetic Injustice）的双语图书专题研讨。本次专题研讨源于洛佩斯教授近期的中国之行，旨在通过跨文化对话理解审美多样性如何与社会公正、文化财富及国际公约相互作用。

多语种模式与作者参与

  • 翻译保障： 学报将负责录用稿件的翻译工作（英译中或中译英），确保双语学术共同体均能深入参与讨论。

  • 作者回复： 多米尼克·麦克艾弗·洛佩斯教授将针对入选的评论文章撰写深度回复。

选题方向

我们欢迎针对《审美不公》核心观点展开的评述（英文约2000-3000词，中文约3000-5000字），主题包括但不限于：审美多样性与社会身份、文化挪用背景下的审美不公、美学、法律与制度公正的交汇、审美价值的比较视角研究。

客座主编：

投稿截止日期： 2026年10月31日

Submission Instructions / 投稿方式

Please submit your manuscript directly to the editors via email at edi...@eajp.online. For any inquiries, please contact the guest editors. We look forward to your contributions!

请将稿件直接发送至编辑部邮箱：edi...@eajp.online。如有任何疑问，请咨询客座主编。我们期待您的精彩贡献！


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Andrea L. Baldini | 白龙
Changjiang Chair Professor｜长江学者讲席教授
School of Arts | 艺术学院
Peking University | 北京大学
’26 QS: #14 worldwide & #1 in China
Tel | 手机: +86 15150575780
Web: andreabaldini.academia.edu
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Latest publication: 
“Writing on the Great Walls: Hidden Transcripts of Radical Graffiti in China.” In: Graffiti & Street  Art (with Shangge Li).

URL: https://shorturl.at/57EPL

Forthcoming edited issues:
(1) “Art and Design in the Age of AI.” In: Humanities and Social Sciences Communication (with Francesco Angelini).

URL: https://shorturl.at/3P0Se

(2)  “Zhang Dali: Contemporary Art with Chinese Characteristics.” In: Rivista di Estetica | I quaderni. Le arti contemporanee.

URL: https://shorturl.at/uz4q7

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