Papers are being called for the upcoming 25th Annual Meeting of the Philosophy and Religion Society of Thailand (PARST), which will held online from December 20 – 22, 2021. The time zone of the Meeting will be Bangkok time zone, which is 7 hours ahead of GMT in winter.
Papers on any topics in philosophy or religious studies are welcome. However, the advertised theme of this year’s Annual Meeting is “Research on Religions in Thailand Today”.
Please send an extended abstract to us as an attached MS Word file on or before October 20, 2021. Abstracts must be between one and two A4 pages, including all notes and references.
Papers can be submitted either in English or Thai. We will separate out English-speaking and Thai-speaking paper presenters in separate rooms or sessions.
Those whose abstracts are selected for presentation will be invited to submit a full paper between 10 to 15 pages, APA style, by November 15, 2021, for possible inclusion in the Journal of the PARST after the Meeting. A full paper is not necessary for presenting at the meeting.
Registration Fees: 30 US Dollars
Important Dates
Deadline for submitting extended abstract – October 20, 2021
Notification of acceptance/rejection – October 31, 2021
Deadline for submitting full paper – November 15, 2021
25th Annual Meeting – December 20-22, 2021
Please send your abstract to Dr. Theptawee Chokvasin, Executive Member of the PARST, at dr.theptawee@yahoo.com
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3 replies on “Call for Papers”
Dear Prof. Hongladarom,
May I ask you for an advise concerning this conference? I am researching on technology ethics from an intercultural perspective. I follow your activities because of your impressive work at the intersection of Buddhist ethics and technology assessment. I elaborated a concept for a constructivist reading of Buddhist epistemology and ethics and how that proves useful in the applied context of technology ethics. Would this conference be a suitable platform to present it? Is this CfP targeting researchers from Thailand and those who have a connection with Thailand (I am German, working in Taiwan)? Would you recommend that I submit an abstract, or do you believe it is too far from the theme of the conference? Thank you in advance for your reply!
Best regards,
J. Mehlich
Dear J. Mehlich, I am sorry I just found out your comment right now. Your topic is really suitable for the conference and we welcome you to submit an abstract for consideration. Thanks for your interest in our annual meeting.
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