ANALYTIC/CONTINENTAL WHAT?
dISSOLVING THE PHILOSOPHICAL DIVIDE

23RD ANNUAL CUNY GRADUATE PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE: 2020
​APRIL 2, 2020
The Graduate Center CUNY, New York City
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Talia Mae Bettcher (California State University, Los Angeles)
In collaboration with SWIP-Analytic for their Annual Graduate Student Essay Prize of $250 (click tab for details)

  Analytic/Continental What? Dissolving the Philosophical Divide
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​The 23rd Annual CUNY Graduate Student Philosophy Conference invites graduate students to submit their work engaging with philosophical topics and traditions that consider or bridge the analytic/continental divide. The analytic/continental division typically assumes contrasting notions of what philosophy ‘is’ and what it ought to be. The divide also describes the varying methodologies employed when we practice philosophy. Whether it refers to meta-philosophical commitments or strategies used, the divide can do exactly that – divide. When concerned with the nature of philosophy and how one ought to conceive of the practice the stakes can be high; when we ask, “What counts as philosophy?” we implicitly ask, “What doesn’t ‘count’ as philosophy?” This conference aims to explore issues that need to be explored by the philosophical community at large, especially when the legitimacy of certain practices are under scrutiny. The conference also aims to create a space where we can learn to ask better questions concerning the nature of our academic practices, the traditions we draw from, the methodologies we employ, and the topics we consider.
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