Announcements

Changes in SAAP dues and journal. President Campbell's letter is here. (12 Oct. 2009)

Remembering Peter Hare: a tribute can be downloaded, here.

SAAP 2010 Conference...

...will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina, March 11-13, 2010. Website and registration are here. Hotel registration can be made online here.

SAAP Bylaws posted.

Summer Institute in American Philosophy, 2009 will be in Oregon. See this page for details.

SAAP 2009 Conference

The 2009 SAAP annual meeting was in College Station, TX, March 12-14, 2009. Call for Papers is here and website is here. The program is here.

 

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SAAP 2010 poster

The SAAP 2010 Conference will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina, March 11-13, 2010. Join us!

The program
is here.
Registration for the conference is here.
Reservations for the Omni Charlotte Hotel at the special SAAP rate of $109 per night (prior to 18 February) can be made online here. Or call 1-800-The-Omni and ask for rooms for the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy at the Omni Charlotte Hotel. Note that $75 early registration rate is good only through 18 February.

Questions regarding registration should be directed to the Local Host, Mark Sanders msander2@uncc.edu. Questions regarding the program should be directed to SAAP Secretary Michael Eldridge mleldrid@uncc.edu.

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from Philip McReynold's film, American Philosopher

Listen...

... to one of philosophy's most preeminent scholars, John J. McDermott, discuss what is is perhaps America's most distinctive contribution to philosophy: pragmatism. Click here. (Streaming audio, 54 minutes.)

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...to graduate programs in philosophy with opportunities for coursework and degrees on American philosophy. See our resources page, here.