[Lgpolicy] CFP DEADLINE EXTENSION: 6th European Experimental Philosophy Conference & LJS Satellite Workshop on “Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic Justice”

Mon May 4 02:31:39 UTC 2026

*The deadline for proposal submissions* for the 6th European Experimental
Philosophy Conference & Linguistic Justice Society Satellite Workshop on
“Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic Justice” *is now extended to
May 15th, 2026.*

*6th European Experimental Philosophy Conference & Linguistic Justice
Society Satellite Workshop on “Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic
Justice”*

*September 8th–11th, 2026*

*Department of Education, Psychology, Philosophy*

*University of Cagliari*

*Keynote Speakers:*

Barbara Konat (Adam Mickiewicz University)

Masaharu Mizumoto (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology — LJS
Satellite Workshop on "Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic
Justice")

Shaun Nichols (Cornell University)

Francesca Panzeri (University of Milan - Bicocca)

*Call for Proposals for the Conference:*

The conference welcomes contributions from scholars of all disciplines who
study issues of philosophical relevance with experimental methods. We
welcome three kinds of contributions: *talks*, *posters*, and *symposia*.

*Talks *will be allocated 40-minute slots and should leave 20 minutes for
discussion.

*Posters *will be allocated dedicated poster exhibit times.

*Symposia *will be allocated 2 hours and consist of three talks and a panel
discussion involving the three speakers and possibly up to two further
discussants, all addressing one overarching question or topic from
different perspectives.

New deadline: *May 15th, 2026*

https://openreview.net/group?id=EXPhi/2026/Conference

Decisions expected by: *June 15th, 2026*

Submitting authors will have or create a profile on OpenReview. Whereas new
profiles with an institutional email will be activated automatically, new
profiles created without an institutional email will go through a
moderation process that can take up to two weeks.

*Abstracts for talks and posters* should be anonymized for review and not
exceed 500 words. References and figure captions do not count towards the
word limit.

*Abstracts for symposia* should name the symposiasts and consist of a
500-word introduction that sets out the questions and rationale of the
symposium as well as 500-word abstracts for each talk. References and
figure captions do not count towards the word limit.

Submitted symposia contributions will automatically be considered for
inclusion as regular talks, if the symposium submission cannot be accepted.
Submitted talks will be automatically considered for poster presentations,
if they cannot be accepted as talks.

The number of submissions for talks is capped at one per corresponding
author. For joint papers, the submitting/corresponding author should always
be the first author. A corresponding author may be named as a co-author of
joint papers submitted for talks by other corresponding authors. For
accepted talks, the submitting/corresponding author should be the main
presenter of the talk at the conference.

CONFERENCE FEES:

Tenured faculty: 150 EUR
Postdocs: 50 EUR
PhD, MA, BA students & unaffiliated scholars: Free

*Please note this separate CFA for the IPLJ Workshop:*

The Conference will be accompanied by a Satellite Workshop on
“Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Linguistic Justice” (IPLJ), to be held
on 8th September 2026. The IPLJ Workshop will be held in collaboration with
the Linguistic Justice Society (LJS). The IPLJ Workshop welcomes
experimental and empirically informed contributions on linguistic justice
broadly construed, to include linguistic diversity, accent bias and related
topics. For the Workshop, we welcome only contributions in the form of
talks. There will be no fees for those wishing to take part in the IPLJ
Satellite Workshop, which will also be online-accessible.

New Deadline: *May 15th, 2026*

https://openreview.net/group?id=EXPhi/2026/Conference/Workshop/IPLJ

Decisions expected by: *June 15th, 2026*

Submitting authors will have or create a profile on OpenReview. Whereas new
profiles with an institutional email will be activated automatically, new
profiles created without an institutional email will go through a
moderation process that can take up to two weeks. Abstracts for talks
should be anonymized for review and not exceed 500 words. References and
figure captions do not count towards the word limit.

*Scientific Committee:*

Ines Adornetti
James Andow
Stavros Assimakopoulos
Valentina Bambini
Anouch Bourmayan
Chiara Brozzo
Piotr Bystranowski
Laura Candiotto
Federico Cella
Bianca Cepollaro
Alessandra Chiera
Filippo Contesi
Valentina Cuccio
Nicolò D’Agruma
Joanna Demaree-Cotton
Filippo Domaneschi
Vilius Dranseika
Anna Drożdżowicz
Francesca Ervas
Roberta Fadda
Rachele Fanari
Francesco Ferretti
Eugen Fischer
Jacopo Frascaroli
Elisabetta Gola
Nat Hansen
Markus Kneer
Joshua Knobe
Katarzyna Kuś
Edouard Machery
Neri Marsili
Stefano Mastandrea
Diana Mazzarella
Elzė Sigutė Mikalonytė
Oriana Mosca
Diana Omigie
Yael Peled
Gemma Schino
Zsuzsanna Schnell
Izabela Skoczeń
Joulia Smortchkova
Hugo Viciana

*Organizing Committee:*

Filippo Contesi
Nicolò D’Agruma
Francesca Ervas
Roberta Fadda
Rachele Fanari
Elisabetta Gola
Lucienne Huby
Oriana Mosca
Yael Peled

*Webmaster:*

Gian Michele Soddu

For all information, please visit the website:

https://sites.unica.it/6euroxphi/

For any inquiries, do not hesitate to reach the Organizing Committee at:

6EuroXPhi at gmail.com

--
Filippo Contesi
Ricercatore Tenure-Track
University of Cagliari
https://contesi.info
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