Session Tracks

This track invites papers that explore the intersections between various Eastern religious traditions and their philosophical underpinnings. Emphasis will be placed on comparative analyses that highlight the relationships between supreme deities and demigods across different cultures.

Papers in this track will examine the dialogues and syntheses between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions. The focus will be on how these interactions can lead to new insights and frameworks for understanding contemporary philosophical issues.

This session will delve into the principles of Confucianism and their applications in modern society. Contributions should address how Confucian values can inform contemporary ethical and social issues.

This track seeks to explore the philosophical foundations of Taoism and its practical implications in daily life. Papers may discuss Taoist concepts such as wu wei and their relevance in today's fast-paced world.

This session will focus on the diverse schools of Indian philosophy, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. Contributions should explore comparative aspects and their implications for understanding human existence and ethics.

Papers in this track will investigate the rich tapestry of Iranian philosophical thought from Zoroastrianism to contemporary Iranian philosophy. The goal is to highlight the evolution and relevance of these philosophies in today's context.

This session will explore the various dimensions of Islamic philosophy, with a particular focus on Sufi thought. Contributions should address the philosophical implications of Sufism and its impact on broader Islamic philosophical discourse.

This track invites papers that examine the philosophical underpinnings of Legalism in East Asian thought. Discussions should focus on its implications for governance, ethics, and social order in historical and contemporary contexts.

This session will explore the philosophical dimensions of Maoism and its impact on social and political thought in East Asia. Papers should analyze Maoist philosophy in relation to traditional Chinese thought and its modern interpretations.

This track will investigate the significance of demigods in various Eastern philosophical traditions. Contributions should explore how these figures influence ethical frameworks and cultural narratives within their respective contexts.

This session will focus on the philosophical contributions of Hebrew and diaspora Jewish thought, including its historical roots and contemporary relevance. Papers should engage with themes of ethics, identity, and the nature of knowledge within this tradition.