Here is the June JPP:
You are currently browsing the archive for the Journals category.
The March issue of JPP has been available for a while, and the June issue has just come out, so I thought I would post both. There are many people who use these links to access the articles, but unfortunately I cannot be relied upon to post them timeously. If anyone would like to “take over” a journal and post a notice when a new issue comes out, please feel free to volunteer. It is one way to keep on top of new articles coming out in the journals one may wish to be reading anyway.
The Winter 2008 issue of P&PA has been available for a while now:
The Fall 2007 issue of Philosophy & Public Affairs is now available: Read the rest of this entry »
The December 2007 issue of the Journal of Political Philosophy is available. The links should work. Read the rest of this entry »
The latest issue of the Journal of Moral Philosophy has just been published and all articles are on the topic of ‘metaethics’. Papers were originally presented at a conference organized by Fabian Freyenhagen at King’s College, Cambridge. The issue can be found here. The contents are as follows:
Fabian Freyenhagen, ‘Editorial’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 310.
Russ Shafer-Landau, ‘Moral and Theological Realism: The Explanatory Argument’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 311-29.
Michael Ridge, ‘Anti-Reductionism and Supervenience’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 330-48.
John Broome, ‘Does Rationality Consist in Responding Correctly to Reasons?’ Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 349-74.
Alison Hills, ‘Practical Reason, Value and Action’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 375-92.
Onora O’Neill, ‘Normativity and Practical Judgement’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 393-405.
Thomas Pink, ‘Normativity and Reason’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4(3) (2007): 406-31.
My thanks again to Hallvard Lillehammer, King’s College, Cambridge’s Faculty of Philosophy, and, most especially, Fabian for organizing such a terrific conference.









































Recent Comments