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Hi All – It was wonderful to see many of you and to hear your latest work in
Florida last weekend.  Thanks so very much to Lisa Schwartzman and the
Program Committee for putting together such stimulating and illuminating
sessions.  Now we need to look to the future and the 2nd FEAST special issue
of Hypatia.  As I’ve announced before, I am taking advantage of the Program
Committee’s excellent work to present several clusters of thematically
inter-related papers in our next issue, and so I especially welcome
contributions bearing on the themes mentioned in the CFP that I’m pasting
below.  Especially if you presented a paper that bears on one of these
themes, please consider submitting your paper for this special issue.  Also
please remember that you need not have presented at the conference nor need
you be a FEAST member to submit.  


Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.  And please
make sure your Hypatia subscription is up to date because the 1st FEAST
Special Issue will appear in January 2010!  All best, Diana


Second FEAST Special Issue


The 2nd FEAST special issue of Hypatia will be structured around the topics
of the keynotes and panels from the 2009 FEAST conference. Submissions
bearing on these themes are welcome.   The special issue will appear in Fall
2011 and will be edited by Diana Tietjens Meyers.  

The 2009 FEAST program, which features two keynotes and two panels, will set
the themes of the special issue.  Ofelia Schutte will be giving a keynote
entitled "Engaging Latin American Feminisms Today: Methods, Theory,
Practice"; keywords for her papers are ‘ethnicity’ and ‘globalization’.
Joan Tronto’s keynote title is “Care Ethics from the Bottom Up: Caring as a
Global Issue”; keywords for her paper are ‘care’ (with emphasis on
post-colonial care ethics) and ‘global justice’. Chris Cuomo, Trish
Glazebrook, and Chaone Mallory will speak on environmental feminism.  Carla
Fehr, Letitia Meynell, and Anya Plutynski will speak on evolutionary
psychology.  

Expanded versions of FEAST conference papers are welcome, but submitted
papers need not have been presented at the 2009 FEAST conference.  Completed
manuscripts are due March 1, 2010.  Please submit your work prepared for
anonymous review and including an abstract to
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/hypa. When you submit, make sure to select
"Second FEAST Special Issue" as your manuscript type. When you submit,
please also send an email to Diana Tietjens Meyers notifying her of the
title of the paper you’ve submitted:  [log in to unmask]  Submitted
papers should follow Hypatia guidelines:
http://depts.washington.edu/hypatia/submission_guidelines.shtml.  

******************************************************************

Diana Tietjens Meyers

Ignacio Ellacuría SJ Chair of Social Ethics and

Professor of Philosophy

Loyola University, Chicago

1032 W. Sheridan Road

Chicago IL 60660

Phone: 773-508-2295

 



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