A propos an earlier post, Daniel Kodsi, a philosophy lecturer at Oxford and the new editor, writes:
The Philosophers’ Magazine is now accepting submissions for publication in its redesigned online magazine. We are interested in everything and anything philosophical: essays, book reviews, interviews, Platonic dialogues, … . Since the bounds of the philosophical are no simple matter to delimit, that may be to say that we are interested in everything and anything—so long as it takes seriously the power of philosophical enquiry to make new discoveries and makes no sacrifices on normal philosophical standards of clarity and informal rigor. Is there a problem you think deserves to be better known, a book you feel compelled to criticize, or a disagreement you want to air? Contact us at [email protected].
We are also expanding our editorial team. Editorial staff would be expected to be able to engage as intellectual peers with some of the world’s leading philosophers and thinkers: past contributors to The Philosophers’ Magazine include Kwame Anthony Appiah, Ronald Dworkin, Martha Nussbaum, Timothy Williamson, Kit Fine, Elliott Sober, Frank Jackson, Patricia Churchland, David Chalmers, Christine Korsgaard and Simon Blackburn. Although editing for The Philosphers’ Magazine is demanding, it represents a unique opportunity—especially for early career researchers—to shape public conversations in philosophy and beyond. Applicants should email a CV and a brief proposal for a special issue they would be interested in helping to organise to [email protected].
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