Dialectica

In this exciting virtual issue, the editorial team has selected some recent articles to showcase content from dialectica that particularly reflects the journal’s relevance to a US audience. These articles are representative of the many domains in which dialectica publishes, from ontology to epistemology and philosophy of mind or the theory of rationality.

We are confident that you will find this virtual issue interesting and informative.

A Tale of Two Vectors
Marc Lange

Relation-Based Thought, Objectivity and Disagreement
Christopher Peacocke

De re and De se
Francoise Recanati

Reasons to Believe and Assertion
Paolo Casalegno

There is No Puzzle about Change
Pablo Rychter

Defending Contingentism in Metaphysics
Kristie Miller

Ontological Priority, Fundamentality and Monism
Matteo Morganti

The A-Theory of Time, The B-Theory of Time, and 'Taking Tense Seriously'
Dean W. Zimmerman

The main aim of the European Society for Analytic Philosophy (ESAP) is to try and bring together, at a European level, the different national groups of analytic philosophers in the hope that these will lead to new contacts and collaboration.

ESAP organises the European Congresses of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP) on a regular basis, allowing European analytic philosophers to meet and come to know each other, issues a newsletter and other publications of general interest; and facilitates the organisation of European conferences and workshops on specific subjects within analytic philosophy.

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The dialectica 2012 essay prize topic has been announced! Submit your article on the topic of Cognitive Penetration before December 1st for your chance to win £1,500! Find out more.

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The full bibliography of articles published in dialectica since 1947 is available here.

dialectica prides itself on its quick turnaround time, averaging 97 days from article submission to decision in 2010.

View submission statistics, including acceptance rates and countries of submission for dialectica from 2000-2010 here.

In 2011, dialectica held its 2011 annual lecture at the American Philosophical Association Eastern Division conference.

The lecture was given by Kit Fine, who is arguably the most important living philosopher, on the topic of 'Truth Making'. A podcast of Kit Fine's lecture is available for free below:

2012
Paolo Casalegno’s Good Points, edited by Elisa Paganini

2011
Justification, edited by Anne Meylan

2010
Papers from the GAP 7 , edited by Thomas Spitzley

Concepts, edited by Elisabetta Lalumera

2009
The Philosophy of Vectors, edited by Philipp Keller and Stephan Leuenberger

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