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PHILOSOPHY AND LANDSCAPE EAST AND WEST — Special Issue of The Journal of
Aesthetics and Phenomenology (Vol. 7, No. 2, 2020)
by Adam Loughnane
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Date:
May 31, 2020
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Art, Art History
& Visual Studies, Fine Arts, Literature, Music and Music History,
Philosophy
CFP: Special Issue of The Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology (Vol. 7,
No. 2, 2020)
Theme: PHILOSOPHY AND LANDSCAPE
EAST AND WEST
Guest Editor: Adam Loughnane (University College Cork)
Submission Deadline: 31 May 2020
Send Submissions To: adam.loughnane@ucc.ie
The landscapes we live
within play a vital role in all aspects of human life and have become an
important locus of phenomenological analysis. Often, landscapes are venerated
for their beauty, sublimity, or their sacred status. Others, those too close to
notice, the mundane landscapes of our everyday lives, hide themselves and in so
doing are no less (or perhaps more) important for determining how we are as
human beings, how we move, perceive, imagine, and think, perhaps even how we
philosophize. We find ourselves as earthbound beings among the landscapes of
the sacred and the mundane, the elevated and the everyday, the visible and the
invisible. Inquiring between and beyond these binaries, the Fall 2020 volume of
the Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology will explore the various thinkers
and artists East and West who have disclosed the rich potential of landscape
for philosophy. Submissions are welcome from all philosophical approaches and
traditions exploring any number of issues or debates relating to and expanding
the philosophies and phenomenological analysis of aesthetic issues relating to
landscape; including, landscape art, painting, sculpture, landscape gardens,
representations in cinema, virtual landscapes, topics relating to landscape and
territory, migration, pilgrimage, religion, boundaries/borders,
geophilosophy, the environment, as well as philosophies of place, environmental
aesthetics, and issues arising from intercultural dialogue on landscape art and
aesthetics.
We
welcome in particular submissions that are grounded in the phenomenological
tradition. Of course, relevant papers grounded in other philosophical
traditions are welcome, although we ask that authors show sensitivity to the
journal’s philosophical orientation.
The
editors invite articles on these and other topics related to Landscape East and
West. Submissions will go through a blind review process and four of them will
be selected for publication by the guest editor.
The
maximum length of the article is 8,000 words. Please follow the journal’s style
guidelines: http://www.tandfonline.com/action/authorSubmission?journalCode=rfap20&page=instructions
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