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Membership of the Society for Applied Philosophy is open to anyone interested in its aims, whether or not they hold a philosophical qualification or are employed as a professional philosopher.

Membership includes online access to the Journal of Applied Philosophy, as well as a reduced fee for the Society’s annual conference. Members can also apply for event funding through the Society’s Funding scheme.

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Membership and journal subscription are handled by Wiley, as the publishers of the Journal of Applied Philosophy. This link will take you through to their website. Applicants must be members of the Society. All members, including graduate students and non-UK based members, are equally welcome to apply. Applicants must be members of the Society. All members, including graduate students and non-UK based members, are equally welcome to apply.

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SAP Annual Conference

SAP Annual Conference 2026
03 – 05 July
University of Edinburgh, JMCC

Join the Society

Membership of the Society is open to anyone interested in our aims, whether or not you hold a philosophical qualification or are employed as a professional philosopher.

Membership includes online access to the Journal of Applied Philosophy, as well as a reduced fee for the Society’s annual conference.   Members can also apply for event funding through the Society’s grant scheme.

Membership and journal subscription are handled by Wiley, as the publishers of the Journal of Applied Philosophy. The button will take you through to their website.

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Funding Opportunities and Awards

The society is proud to support a range of activities in applied philosophy: • Event Funding of up to £3000. (Deadlines: 01 January, 01 May, 01 September.) • Doctoral Scholarships (up to £10,000 in year of award) – Awards are

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[SAP Sponsored Event] Sex, Deception & Consent

There has been growing debate in recent years around whether lying to someone to get them to have sex with you could in some circumstances constitute what has come to be termed “rape by deception”. Crudely speaking, the crux of the debate is this: if unconsented-to sex constitutes rape, and

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