So after 48 hours and over 230 votes, here are the (rather sensible, it seems to me) results:
1. European Journal of Philosophy (Condorcet winner: wins contests with all other choices) |
2. Philosophy & Phenomenological Research loses to European Journal of Philosophy by 124–67 |
3. Journal of the History of Philosophy loses to European Journal of Philosophy by 133–57, loses to Philosophy & Phenomenological Research by 96–84 |
4. Inquiry loses to European Journal of Philosophy by 131–55, loses to Journal of the History of Philosophy by 91–90 |
5. Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie loses to European Journal of Philosophy by 136–46, loses to Inquiry by 99–75 |
British Journal for the History of Philosophy was runner-up for the top five. I wish PPR would publish scholarship on post-Kantian figures more often, but they are certainly a high-quality forum in this field, as they are in others.
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