Logical Analysis and History of Philosophy

Call for Papers

We are presently accepting papers for the sixteenth annual volume, which will concentrate on the following topic:

vol. 17 (2014): "Theory and Practice of Logical Reconstruction: Anselm as a Model Case"
Guest Editors: Geo Siegwart (Greifswald), Friedrich Reinmuth (Greifswald) and Christian Tapp (Bochum)
Deadline: 31th of March 2013

Theory and Practice of Logical Reconstruction: Anselm as a Model Case

Logical reconstruction is a fundamental philosophical method for achieving clarity concerning the prerequisites and presuppositions of natural language arguments. The scope and limits of this method have become apparent not least through its intense application to Anselm of Canterbury’s proofs. Papers that contribute to the theoretical reflection of reconstruction with a view to Anselm are as welcome as concrete reconstructions of Anselmian arguments that take account of the theoretical problems of reconstruction.

Please note that the thematic focus is only relevant for original papers, not for the reviews. Furthermore, contributions on other themes found in the classical works of philosophy are welcome at any time, because we will also produce mixed volumes. The languages of publication are English and German. All papers have to be prepared for peer-review double blind refereeing. Electronic submissions are preferred.

Please consult our Guidelines for Submissions if you wish to contribute a paper.

We are looking forward to receiving your submission.

Send papers to:

Prof. Dr. Uwe Meixner
Universität Augsburg,
Institut für Philosophie,
Universitätsstraße 10,
86159 Augsburg
e-mail: uwe.meixner@phil.uni-augsburg.de

Prof. Dr. Albert Newen
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Institut für Philosophie, GA3,
Universitätsstr. 150,
D-44780 Bochum
e-mail: albert.newen@rub.de

Send reviews to:

Dr. Markus Schrenk
Philosophisches Seminar
Universität zu Köln
Albertus-Magnus-Platz 1
50923 Köln
Germany
e-mail: markus.schrenk@uni-koeln.de

The manuscripts submitted will not be sent back. They remain the property of the journal, but will only be used for internal refereeing.

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