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21. UNIVERSITY
OF VICTORIA, Victoria, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada. Canada Research Chair.
Aristotelian Philosophy. The University of Victoria invites applications
for a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Aristotelian Philosophy.
CRCs are prestigious appointments funded by the Government of Canada.
Tier 2 Chairs were created for excellent emerging scholars acknowledged
by their peers as having the potential to lead their fields of study.
Each CRC appointment is accompanied by funds to support the Chair
holders research. Tier 2 CRC appointments are normally made
at the tenure-track Assistant Professor level; exceptional candidates
may be appointed at a more senior level but normally candidates must
have received a doctorate within the past 10 years. Any successful
applicant will hold a regular position within the Department of Philosophy
with eligibility for tenure. In accordance with the regulations governing
Canada Research Chairs, the best-qualified candidate will be appointed,
regardless of citizenship or immigration status. Chair nominations
are adjudicated by a peer review administered by the CRC secretariat
and appointments are conditional upon approval. General information
about CRCs may be found at www.chairs.gov.ca. The Department of Philosophy
seeks an outstanding philosopher working on Aristotle, Aristotelianism
and the continuing significance of Aristotle for contemporary philosophical
issues. Mastery of ancient Greek is expected. Other relevant languages
are assets. Duties emphasize research and graduate student training,
but will include undergraduate instruction and administrative service.
The Department of Philosophy provides programmes of study leading
to the degrees of BA, BA (Hons.) and MA; plans for a Ph.D. programme
are well underway. The Department offers a comprehensive programme
of study at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The undergraduate
programme provides students with core courses on ethics, logic and
the history of ancient and modern philosophy. All main areas of philosophy
are represented in the curriculum. The Department takes pride in a
strong record of research and publication. Strengths of the Department
include aesthetics, applied ethics, ethics, logic, political philosophy,
history of philosophy, metaphilosophy, metaphysics, philosophy of
language, philosophy of mind and philosophy of science. The University
Library has extensive holdings in Aristotelian Philosophy. Applications
should include a CV, a statement of research interests and a writing
sample and should be sent to: Dr. James Young, Chair, Department of
Philosophy, University of Victoria, P.O. Box 3045, Victoria, B.C.,
V8W 3P4 Canada. joy@uvic.ca. web.uvic.ca/philosophy. Three confidential
letters of reference should be sent directly to the Chair. Applications
will be accepted until the position is filled. The Department hopes
that the successful applicant will take up the position on July 1,
2008. The University of Victoria is an equity employer and encourages
applications from women, persons with disabilities, visible minorities,
Aboriginal Peoples, people of all sexual orientations and genders,
and others who may contribute to further diversification on the University.
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