<nettime> CFP: Perspectives on Evil and Human Wickedness (PEHW) Issue 5]

[Alan Sondheim <sondheim@panix.com>]

Apologies for cross-posting.
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UPDATE:

Call for Papers
Perspectives on Evil and Human Wickedness
Open Issue (Fall 2004)
ISSN: 1471-5597

Deadline for submissions is November 15, 2004.

_Perspectives on Evil and Human Wickedness_ is an interdisciplinary
ejournal which publishes work from academic, professional, vocational,
and religious contexts relating to classifying, defining, and probing
different aspects of evil. It aims to shed light on the origins,
sources, and manifestations of evil as well as on the diverse angles
from which humans can understand, tackle, surmount, or come to terms
with it.

Relevant methodological, theoretical, vocational and practical
approaches are sought to enrich the debate undertaken by this ejournal.
'Perspectives on Evil and Human Wickedness' aspires to become an
important intellectual venue where the different disciplines and
professions can come together to reflect upon evil and related topics.

Contributions are solicited in the form of articles (under 6000 words),
dialogues, creative and opinion pieces, book and media reviews and
personal reflections. Feedback and responses on material published by
the journal are also sought. Submissions in Word, WordPerfect, PD. or
RTF formats are recommended; please see the 'Author Notes' section of
the website for further details. Contributors are urged to avoid
unnecessary jargon and to make their work accessible and intelligible to
non-specialists. A brief biographical paragraph should accompany each
submission. Articles are normally published in English, but other major
languages may exceptionally be considered.

For further details and information, please visit the journal website
at: http://www.wickedness.net/ejournal   or contact Rob Fisher at
theodicist@wickedness.net or Salwa Ghaly at sghaly@sharjah.ac.ae

To access our latest issue (Reconciliation and Forgiveness), please go
to http://www.wickedness.net/ejv1n4.htm





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