Minerva - An Internet Journal of Philosophy

http://www.ul.ie/~philos

ISSN 1393-614X

Minerva is an electronic journal of philosophy. It is published annually
and is freely available on the Internet. The journal publishes articles
relating to philosophy construed in a broad but scholarly sense, without
preference for any particular school or intellectual tradition. Each
volume will appear in the month of November. As an electronic journal,
Minerva provides swift publication and distribution, while reaction to
published articles can be garnered with equal speed. Articles can be
pre-published in Minerva and re-submitted for publication in the print
journals.  Alternatively, articles already published in the print journals
can be offered for publication in Minerva. It is intended that the journal
will foster debate by publishing considered replies to certain articles
and providing a forum for scholarly discourse. Minerva is compiled and
encoded in HTML.

  It is intended that each volume of Minerva should include a selection of
articles which have been submitted to the editor over the World Wide Web.
Submissions are therefore sought on any topic from professional
philosophers and other suitably qualified individuals, and may range from
formal scholarly treatises to reviews and discursive or colloquial
discussions which would be accessible and intelligible to any literate
reader. The decision of the editor on the acceptability of any submitted
article is final, and no correspondence will be entered into in relation
to any submission which is not featured in the Journal.

  Articles should be submitted (Word, RTF or HTML format)  by e-mail to
Dr. Stephen Thornton, or by surface post on diskette only, to:

     Dr. Stephen Thornton,
     Department of Philosophy
     Mary Immaculate College (University of Limerick),
     South Circular Road,
     Limerick,
     Ireland.

  Minerva is published and edited by Stephen Thornton.  Copyright of
featured articles is as indicated. All other materials, unless otherwise
indicated, are copyrighted  Minerva under the terms of the Copyright Act
1963.  All rights are reserved, but fair and good faith use with
attribution may be made of all contents for educational, scholarly, or
personal purposes.

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