The Polish Journal of Philosophy is pleased to announce the release of the first issue of the second volume. The Polish Journal of Philosophy is a new peer-reviewed periodical publishing contributions on any aspect of philosophy. The journal is published semi-annually currently, although in the near future it will be published on a quarterly basis. For any further information, please visit the journal’s website (here) or contact the Editorial Office at: editor@pjp.edu.pl.
Those interested are also welcome to write the journal via traditional mail, addressed to:
Polish Journal of Philosophy
Jagiellonian University
31-044 Kraków
Ul. Grodzka 52
Poland
Polish Journal of Philosophy
VOL. II, No. 1 SPRING 2008
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
EMANUELA CEVA – Impure procedural justice and the management of conflicts about values
ARKADIUSZ CHRUDZIMSKI – Truth, Concept Empiricism, and the Realism of Polish Phenomenology
ANDREW JORGENSEN – Understanding as Endorsing an Inference
MAREK KWIEK – Revisiting The Classical German Idea of the University (On the Nationalization of the Modern Institution)
ROBERT POCZOBUT – Interdisciplinarity and Mind. An Onto-Methodological Perspective
MICHAEL SHAFFER – Re-formulating The Generalized Correspondence Principle: Problems and Prospects
URSZULA ŻEGLEŃ – Perceptual Identification – Representational or Not?In Search of the Cognitive Basis for Perceptual Identification
DISCUSSION
JOHN BARKER – Undeniably Paradoxical: Reply to Jacquette
DALE JACQUETTE – Denying the Liar Reaffirmed
BOOK REVIEWS
THOMAS POLGER, Natural Minds (review by Noel Boyle)
DUNCAN PRITCHARD, Epistemic Luck (review by Richard Greene and Rachel Robison)
WŁADYSŁAW STRÓŻEWSKI, Istnienie i sens [Existence and Sense] (review by Jan Piasecki)
NANCY SHERMAN, Stoic Warriors (review by Melissa M. Shew)
PAWEŁ KAWALEC, Przyczyna i wyjaśnianie [Cause and Explanation] (review by Ryszard Wójcicki)
NOTES ON BOOKS
by JAN WOLEŃSKI
Call for Papers
The Polish Journal of Philosophy invites the submission of articles on any aspect of philosophy, provided that they are not of a primarily expository or historical character. The submission should not exceed 8000 words and should conform to the specific guidelines provided on the journal’s website (here). Authors are welcome to send the journal either electronic or printed copy of your paper, addressed to the Editorial Office (see contact details). Please make sure that all personal data or institutional affiliations are removed from the submitted version in order that we may send it on for a blind-review.
The journal aims to give authors a decision within twelve weeks. Once accepted, the paper is expected to appear within a calendar year. For further information please consult the journal’s website or write to the editor at editor@pjp.edu.pl.
Call for Reviewers
Finally, on a more personal note, I am the book review editor for the journal, and I am in need of book reviewers. Book reviews should be no longer than 2000 words, and they should critically examine the main argument(s) of the book. Several publishers have sent me gratis copies of recently published books (a list of recently received books will be published on this blog soon). So, I can arrange for the book to be sent to you.
If you would like to review a book, please email me at oohlah@mac.com with the subject line: PJP book review inquiry. Also, if you have read a book recently that was published within the last two years and you feel capable of writing a critical book review for the PJP (or have written a book review already), please email me. We will consider publishing it.
