Category: Guest post
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Do Native and Nonnative English Speakers Face Equal Epistemic Challenges in Academic Philosophy? Global linguistic justice in academic philosophy has been a topic of debate lately in academic papers and informal discussions (including a thread in the Philosophers’ Cocoon here). This debate mainly concerns whether or to what extent nonnative English speakers are structurally disadvantaged…
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This is the final of four guest posts by the Editors of Analysis. The Editors' aims have been to "give some guidance to prospective authors and to contribute to public debate about philosophy publishing." In today's post, the editors respond to some of the comments in their first three posts. Many thanks to the Editors…
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By Stacie Friend, David Liggins, and Lee Walters Philosophy journals are overwhelmed with submissions. We are all aware of the problems this creates. It makes it harder for authors to get timely verdicts on the papers they submit, it makes it harder for journals to reach those timely verdicts, and it means that many potential…
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This is the second of four guest posts by the Editors of Analysis. The Editors' aims are to "give some guidance to prospective authors and to contribute to public debate about philosophy publishing." It is hoped that the first three posts (including this and the previous post) will generate some discussion. Then in the fourth…