"Submissions addressing any area of East Asian philosophy that are related to the topic are welcome. However, to build upon the core discussions of the conference, contributions that closely engage with the following questions are highly encouraged: In what ways can East Asian traditions contribute to global conversations on democracy and the rule of law? What role should classical virtues and practices play in contemporary political and civic life?"
"Can East Asian thought offer a framework for addressing systemic injustice or environmental responsibility? How should moral progress be understood and pursued within the context of East Asian philosophy? How can East Asian philosophical values be reinterpreted to support gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights?"
"Although paper and translation lengths should be dictated by the subject matter, a word count of 6,000-8,000 is preferred. For reviews, a length of 3,000-5,000 words is recommended. The Journal of East Asian Philosophy is published by Springer, and submissions must be made through the submissions portal on the journal's homepage."
Following the International Society of East Asian Philosophy's fifth conference at National Chengchi University in Taiwan, a special issue call for papers has been announced for The Journal of East Asian Philosophy on Progressive East Asian Philosophy. Submissions addressing any area of East Asian philosophy are welcome, with particular encouragement for papers engaging with questions about East Asian contributions to global democracy and rule of law, the role of classical virtues in contemporary life, frameworks for systemic injustice and environmental responsibility, moral progress within East Asian philosophy, and reinterpretation of East Asian values to support gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights. Papers originally presented at the conference and newly prepared original papers are both accepted. Submissions must be in English, follow journal guidelines, and range from 6,000-8,000 words for papers or 3,000-5,000 words for reviews. The deadline is August 31, 2026.
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