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THE MONIST CALL FOR PAPERS
&
Topics for Recent and Forthcoming Issues
Papers may now be submitted to the Editor of THE MONIST for publication in the
following special issues, each of which is devoted to a single general topic specified
by the Editorial Board. No paper can be considered which has been published
elsewhere.
Publication
Date
Volume
General Topic
DEADLINES
For Solicited For Submitted
Papers
Papers
Oct. 1987
70:4
Thomas Reid and
His Contemporaries
Sept. 1986
Dec. 1986
Jan. 1988
71:1
Philosophical Problems
of Space Exploration
Dec. 1986
Mar. 1987
Apr. 1988
71:2
Aesthetics and the
Histories of the Arts
Mar. 1987
June 1987
July 1988
71:3
Justification
June 1987
Sept. 1987
Oct. 1988
71:4
Descartes and
His Contemporaries
Sept. 1987
Dec. 1987
Jan. 1989
72:1
Logic as a Field
of Knowledge
Dec. 1987
Mar. 1988
Apr. 1989
72:2
Kant's Critical
Philosophy
Mar. 1988
June 1988
July 1989
72:3
Kant's Practical
Philosophy
June 1988
Sept. 1988
Oct. 1989
72:4
The Philosophy of
R. G. Collingwood
Sept. 1988
Jan. 1990
73:1
Hellenistic Ethics
Dec. 1988
:
Dec. 1988
Mar. 1989
Instructions:
Scholars in philosophy or related disciplines who wish to submit papers for any of the above
special issues of THE MONIST should communicate well in advance with the Editor and ask
for Special instructions defining the scope of the general topics in-which they are interested.
Papers may be from 4,000 to 8,000 words in length — or about 10 to 20 double-spaced
typewritten pages, including notes. Two clear copies should be submitted (one clear copy from
contributors outside the U.S. and Canada), and these will not be returned.
John Hospers, Editor, THE MONIST
Editorial Office, School of Philosophy,
University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, CA 90089