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Editorial Changes at Thought

March 18, 2016

The editorial staff at the journal, Thought, has changed. Crispin Wright writes: We wish to record our great gratitude to Jc Beall (Subject Editor for…
journals

Making Journal Issues Larger

September 14, 2015

The European Journal of Philosophy has announced it is increasing the size of its issues. Joseph Schear (Oxford), the journal’s editor, writes: For the last several…
journals

New Journal: Australasian Philosophical Review

August 26, 2015

The Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP) has announced that they are starting a new journal, Australasian Philosophical Review, to be launched in March, 2017. The journal…
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Journal Rankings — Useful? (guest post by Thom Brooks)

August 3, 2015

The following is a guest post* by Thom Brooks, Professor of Law and Government at Durham University’s Law School, founding editor of the Journal…

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Important, I think to emphasise the context for that letter, which is, as you say that Stock had just been awarded one of the UK's highest honours for…
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The argument, with regard to Fine & Rosen's claims about the Tuvel brouhaha, includes the claim that Tuvel's article did not challenge the supposed gender orthodoxy. Yet F&R…
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I didn't listen to or read the oral arguments so I am not familiar with the particular claims you describe. But in any case, the brief argued that…
Felix on Major Threats to the Health of Philosophy, Real and Imagined (guest post)
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Tuvel once began a blog post with these two sentences: "Analogies don’t compare two identical things—if they did, they wouldn’t be analogies. Analogies compare things similar in certain…

Category: journals

Editorial Changes at Thought

Making Journal Issues Larger

New Journal: Australasian Philosophical Review

Journal Rankings — Useful? (guest post by Thom Brooks)