CfP: Workshop "Philosophy [in:of:for:and] Digital Knowledge Infrastructures". Sept 28, 2023. End of play for submissions: July 15, 2023

Call for Papers We are looking for contributions concerning digital knowledge infrastructure, broadly construed. These can cover perspectives from epistemology, aesthetics, ethics, social and political philosophy, philosophy of science, or any other field of philosophical interest. Presentations will be held in English. About What? Submissions can cover, but are not limited to: Ethical opportunities of increased use of digital technologies in research and education (and risks too, of course); The position of philosophy in the field of digital humanities, regarding its similarities with and differences to other disciplines; Relevant changes in accessibility of information by increased reliance on digital knowledge infrastructures; The degree to which digital knowledge infrastructures might support ideas of ‘citizen science’, thereby increasing social and political equality; Questions regarding property rights and common access to research and educational information; Risks and opportunities of an increased interdisciplinarity fostered by digital technologies; The general impact of digital technology on philosophical research. Where To? If you would like to present a paper, please send your abstract (in English, between 300 and 500 words) to submissions@digital-philosophy.org. Until When? Deadline for handing in abstracts is 15 July 2023. We will make a decision on which of the papers will be presented at the workshop until 31 July 2023 latest.