[CogSci] CFP for 2020 Meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology

[Larisa A Heiphetz]

Hello, fabulous colleagues,

Eric Mandelbaum (Philosophy, CUNY) and I are co-organizing the 2020 meeting
of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology, and I wanted to pass along
the call for proposals. This meeting highlights work at the intersection of
psychology, philosophy, and cognitive science. The society has some funding
to support student travel and diversity travel awards as well as awards for
the best poster and best paper. You can apply for all of these awards as
part of the submission process, except for the best poster award, which is
determined at the conference itself. Looking forward to reading about your
cool new work!

Here's the CFP:
The Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SPP) invites submissions of
papers to be presented at its 46th annual meeting to be held June 10-13 at
Princeton University. June 10 will include a pre-conference workshop and an
opening evening reception, with the main conference activities taking place
on June 11-13.

Please submit an abstract of 750 words or less by December 7, 2019 in any
area relevant to philosophy, psychology, or cognitive science. Submissions
will be refereed and selected on the basis of quality and relevance to SPP.
Abstracts should be written in a format appropriate for anonymous review
and employ gender-neutral language. The submission site will not allow
authors to upload figures; please submit text only. Individual authors may
submit only one abstract as first author, but may be listed as co-authors
on other submissions. During the submission process, you may indicate
whether you would like your submission to be considered as an oral talk, a
poster, or both.

Please submit all abstracts using the following URL:
https://columbia.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3QmCZ4F0vrqgrkh. Inquiries
about the meeting should be directed to the Program Committee Chairs, Eric
Mandelbaum (emandelbaum at gc.cuny.edu) or Larisa Heiphetz (
lah2201 at columbia.edu). Inquiries about local arrangements should be made to
2020 SPP President and Local Organizer, Tania Lombrozo (
lombrozo at princeton.edu).

See SPP's website (socphilpsych.org) for information about the 2020 SPP,
which will include updates about program and travel arrangements.

Best,
Larisa

Larisa Heiphetz
Department of Psychology
Columbia University
columbiasamclab.weebly.com
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