CFP: Kritike
KRITIKE: An Online Journal of Philosophy | www.kritike.org ISSN 1908-7330
CALL FOR PAPERS | June 2008 Issue
KRITIKE is a Filipino independent, open access, peer-reviewed, and interdisciplinary journal of philosophy founded by a group of University of Santo Tomas alumni. The journal seeks to publish articles and book reviews by local and international authors across the whole range of philosophical topics and schools of thought. The journal primarily caters to works by academic philosophers and graduate students, but contributions by undergraduate students are also welcomed.
KRITIKE is interested in publishing original articles across the whole range of philosophical topics and schools of thought. Publishing in the journal is not limited to academic philosophers and philosophy majors; we do encourage contributors from disciplines other than Philosophy (Political Science, Literature, Cultural Studies, Sociology, Communication, History, Linguistics, Law, Economics, Natural Sciences, etc). The basic condition is that the paper should have a strong philosophical bent to it.
KRITIKE is also accepting book reviews of books published within the years 2005-2008 (2000 words maximum).
Please send your submissions to editors@kritike.org
Please visit of our CFP page for the guidelines for submission
The set deadline for the June 2008 issue is 30 April 2008
Current Issue | KRITIKE VOLUME ONE NUMBER TWO (DECEMBER 2007)
1. Editorial: In this Issue of KRITIKE: An Online Journal of Philosophy –
The Editor
Featured Essays:
2. Knowledge as Addiction: A Comparative Analysis — Hans-Georg Moeller
3. What is Hermeneutics? — Romualdo E. Abulad, SVD
Articles:
4. Dare to Compare: The Comparative Philosophy of Mou Zongsan — Xiaofei Tu
5. Students Feed Monkeys for Education: Using the Zhuangzi to Communicate in a Contemporary System of Education — Paul D’Ambrosio
6. The Indirect Perception of Distance: Interpretive Complexities in Berkeley’s Theory of Vision — Michael James Braund
7. The ‘Turn’ to Time and the Miscarriage of Being — Virgilio Aquino Rivas
8. The Role of Techne in the Authenticity-Inauthenticity Distinction — Kristina Lebedeva
9. The Philippine Church, State, and People on the Problem of Population — F. P. A. Demeterio
10. Metaphysics after Aquinas — Moses Aaron T. Angeles
11. Symbolism in Religion: Ricoeurian Hermeneutics and Filipino Philosophy of Religion — Allan Cacho
Hoping to receive your submissions soon! Cheers!