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CFP: How Much Philosophy in the Philosophy of Science?
The German Society for Philosophy of Science/Gesellschaft für Wissenschaftsphilosophie (GWP) organizes its first international conference “How Much Philosophy in the Philosophy of Science?” The conference is open for contributions on any topic within the philosophy of science, construed broadly, and contributed papers will be clustered into parallel sessions focusing on a particular theme or special science. The organizers welcome proposals for individual papers (30 min plus 15 min discussion) or symposia (3 speakers in a total 2-hour session). Graduate students are especially encouraged to submit proposals for either individual papers or symposia. All submissions will be subjected to a blind refereeing procedure. The deadline for all submissions is 30 September 2012. For more information, please visit: http://www.wissphil.de/gwp2013/announce.htm
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