News and Announcements
The Center for Process Studies and the UCI Program in Religious Studies are excited to announce the winners of the 2024 - 2025 Process Studies & South Asia Fellowship! Applications for the Fellowship were so excellent that we have chosen two fellows: Pragya Jain and Daniel Siakel! Read the post to learn more about them and their projects.
- Eugene Shirley, John B. Cobb, Jr.
- General Announcement
The Center for Process Studies and the UCI Program in Religious Studies are excited to announce the winners of the 2024 - 2025 Process Studies & South Asia Fellowship! Applications for the Fellowship were so excellent that we have chosen two fellows: Pragya Jain and Daniel Siakel! Read the post to learn more about them and their projects.
- Brianne Donaldson
- General Announcement
We are excited to share three calls for paper proposals for the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division meeting the spring of 2025: the Society for the Philosophy of Creativity; the Personalist Discussion Group; and the Society for the Study of Process Philosophy. Please include a paper title and a brief description of what you're proposing to present. The deadline for a proposal and commitment to attend is September 15, 2024.
- Olav Bryant Smith
- Call for Papers
This year’s summer academy, July 8-13, was called “Zhuhai Process Academy”—the 17th process summer academy hosted in China. The inaugural summer academy can be traced back to 2006 and was held in Guilin, Guangxi Province. The “Zhuhai Process Academy” offered participants an introduction to Whitehead’s process philosophy, including basic metaphysical ideas and vocabulary, ontology and epistemology, biography of Whitehead, a history of the connection between process philosophy and China, and personal and social implications of process thought.
- Justin Heinzekehr
- Report
Do you have an idea for an article engaging various streams of process thinking or dealing with some of the major topic areas of Center for Process Studies (ecological civilization, deep religious pluralism, religion & science, philosophy of psychedelics, cosmology, transdisciplinary research, etc.)? We'd love to hear your proposals!
- Andrew M. Davis
- General Announcement
Do you have an idea for an article engaging various streams of process thinking or dealing with some of the major topic areas of Center for Process Studies (ecological civilization, deep religious pluralism, religion & science, philosophy of psychedelics, cosmology, transdisciplinary research, etc.)? We'd love to hear your proposals!
- Jared Morningstar
- Call for Papers
John Cobb delivered a plenary speech which set the tone for the EcoForum. After reviewing the development of the concept of Ecological Civilization, which was presented as a vital concern for both China and USA, Professor Cobb dedicated this 17th EcoForum—and the first to convene in-person since the pandemic—as an occasion to launch an energetic new trans-Pacific dialogue between these two great nations.
- E. Christopher Mare
- Report
Here's what the Center for Process Studies China Project and the Institute for Postmodern Development of China have coming up this summer!
- Meijun Fan
- General Announcement
The intention behind the organization of this conference is to give scholars interested in the idealist aspects of Whitehead’s philosophy the opportunity to discuss and assess the relevance of the various strands of the idealist tradition to Whitehead’s metaphysics and to process metaphysics generally, as well as the relevance of process-relational philosophy to present day anti-materialist explorations in general metaphysics and philosophy of mind.
- Bogdan Rusu
- Call for Papers
The University of California, Irvine (UCI) Program in Religious Studies supports promising PhD students or recent graduates (within 1 year of graduating with PhD and in an teaching or independent research position of some kind) to pursue targeted scholarship in Process-relational philosophy in substantive dialog with any aspect of South Asian traditions and praxis. Projects that engage the Jain tradition are particularly welcome.
- Brianne Donaldson
- General Announcement