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	Position:	Chair of Philosophy (with special reference to the Philosophy of Science)
Where:	Closing Date:	Summary Description:
Dept. of Philosophy, School of Humanities, University of Salzburg Salzburg, Austria	Oct 29, 1999	The School of Humanities and the Department of Philosophy, University of Salzburg, Austria, invite applications for the Chair of Philosophy II (Philosophy with special reference to the Philosophy of Science; successor to Professor Paul Weingartner). The Chair will become vacant from 1 October 1999. Applicants should note that teaching in Austrian universities is conducted mainly in German and that the successful applicant will therefore be expected to have a suitable knowledge of German. To see the German announcement of this opening as posted by the University, please click on the magnifying glass icon at left.
	Contact with Email:	Univ.-Prof. Dr. Edgar Morscher, Department of Philosophy Applications with the usual details (curriculum vitae, list of publications etc.) should be sent to reach the address below by 29 October 1999 to Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wilfried Wieden, Dean of Humanities, University of Salzburg, Mühlbacherhofweg 6, A&endash;5020 Salzburg, Austria.

	Position:	Assistant Professor (Two Positions)
Where:	Closing Date:	Summary Description:
Dept. of Philosophy, Simon Fraser University Burnaby, BC, Canada	Nov 15, 1999	Applications are invited for two (2) tenure-track positons at the rank of Assistant Professor. #1 Area of Specialization: Value Theory (Ethics/Political/Social Philosophy). Area(s) of Competence: open, but history of modern philosophy, ancient philosophy, feminist theory, aesthetics considered assets. #2 Area of Specialization: Philosophy of Science (philosophy of biology an asset). Area(s) of Competence: open, but logic, epistemology, metaphysics, history of modern philosophy considered assets. Although preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, all applicants will receive serious consideration. SFU is committed to the principle of equity in employment and offers equal employment opportunities to qualified applicants. SFU operates with a year-round trimester system, two teaching terms and one research. Teaching load is normally two courses per teaching term, plus supervisory and committee duties. The Department offers undergraduate major and honours programs as well as MA and Ph.D,. including a joint PhD program with the University of British Columbia. Salary dependent on qualifications, but likely to begin at approx. $48,000 plus benefits. Start Date: September 1, 2000. For the department's overview, please click on the magnifying glass icon at left.
	Contact with Email:	Ms. Louise Norman, Departmental Secretary Tel. (604)-291-3343     Fax. (604)-291-4443    Email: mnorman@sfu.ca Letters of application should include CV, samples of written work, teaching record (if any), and other relevant information plus three (3) letters of reference. Deadline is November 15, 1999. Applications should be sent to: Chair, Department of Philosophy, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada V5A 1S6.

	Position:	Professor of Philosophy (with special reference to the Modern and Contemporary Philosophy)
Where:	Closing Date:	Summary Description (in French):
Dept. of Philosophy, Faculté des Lettres, University of Fribourg Miséricorde, Fribourg, Switzerland	Oct 31, 1999	La personne titulaire de la chaire est chargée de l'enseignement et de la recherche dans les domaines de la philosophie moderne et plus particulièrement de la philosophie contemporaine. Une spécialisation dans une des disciplines suivantes est souhaitée: philosophie de la logique, philosophie du langage, épistémologie, métaphysique. Les langues d'enseignement sont le français et l'allemand. En raison de la composition actuelle du Département de Philosophie, des candidatures de culture française (ou latine) sont souhaitées. Une habilitation ou une qualification équivalente dans le domaine de la philosophie est exigée. L'Université de Fribourg s'efforce de promouvoir la participation des femmes à l'enseignement et à la recherche. Les candidates dont les qualifications satisfont les critères sont vivement invitées à présenter leur dossier, un partage du temps de travail entre deux personnes n'est pas exclu. For further information on the University of Fribourg, please click on the magnifying glass icon at left.
	Contact with Email:	Département de Philosophie Tél: (+41 26) 300. 75. 24      Fax: (+41 26) 300. 97. 86     Email :philosophie@unifr.ch Les candidates et candidats enverront leur curriculum vitae avec copie des attestations de diplômes, une liste des publications (sans les publications elles-mêmes), des matières enseignées (cours et séminaires) et des projets de recherche avant le 31 octobre 1999 au Doyen de la Faculté des Lettres, Université de Fribourg, Miséricorde, CH-1700 Fribourg.Reinseignements supplémentaires par fax.

	Position:	Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Where:	Closing Date:	Summary Description:
Dept. of Philosophy, University of Maine Orono, ME, USA	Open End	Department of Philosophy full-time, tenure track position. Qualifications: Ph.D. in philosophy by September 2000. Area of Specialization: Ethics. Area of Competence: Medical Ethics and at least one other area of Applied ethics (e.g., Business Ethics, Environmental Ethics, or Feminist Ethics). Second Area of Competence: One area outside of ethics, e.g., History of Philosophy (Kant to present), Philosophy of Religion, or Philosophy of Technology. Demonstrated commitment to teaching excellence and scholarly research. Review of Applications: Will begin 11/1/99 and continue until the position has been filled. Start Date: Fall 2000. For further information on the Philosophy Department, please click on the magnifying glass icon at left.
	Contact with Email:	Professor Doug Allen, Chair, Department of Philosophy, University of Maine, 5776 The Maples, Orono, ME 04469-5776. Send detailed letter of application, c.v., graduate transcript, and have three letters of reference to the above address. The Philosophy web master: Christa Davis Acampora, Assistant Professor of Philosophy

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