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Comparative and Continental Philosophy

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Editor: David Jones, Kennesaw State University
Associate Editors:Michael Schwartz, Augusta State University
Jason Wirth, Seattle University
Review Editor: Jason Wirth

Comparative and Continental Philosophy is a peer-reviewed and fully refereed journal that appears bi-annually and publishes leading edge papers by internationally respected scholars in comparative and continental philosophy. Sponsored by the Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle (www.comcontphilosophy.org), Comparative and Continental Philosophy is a seriously minded, yet interesting, academic journal that is accessible to a wide range of readers from various disciplines such as philosophy, religion, art history, comparative literature, critical theory, phenomenological psychology, and cultural theory. Although anchored in the discipline of philosophy and designed to provide a much needed niche in the natural development of continental philosophy into other nonwestern ways of thinking, submissions are welcomed from other disciplines as well and need not be necessarily comparative in nature. For comparative submissions, Asia is our primary focus, but we welcome papers devoted to any non-western region, especially Africa, and comparative continental and Anglo-American philosophy. The Journal also includes papers on critical spirituality that discuss inter-cultural encounters and address understanding through meditative thinking and papers on contemporary feminism.

In general, the editorial board of Comparative and Continental Philosophy takes seriously a broad array of contemporary engagements with texts that open discussions and welcomes innovative submissions from authors.

Published twice a year: May & November
ISSN: 1757-0638 (print)
ISSN: 1757-0646 (online)

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David Jones
#2206, 1000 Chastain Road
Kennesaw, Georgia 30144-5591
770.423.6596 (Office)
770.423.6432 (Facsimile)
Email: djones@ksuweb.kennesaw.edu

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Comparative and Continental Philosophy Book Series

Northwestern University Press

The Comparative and Continental Philosophy Book Series publishes books by and on distinguished scholars from leading and rising comparative and continental scholars who write on philosophical and related themes. The major focus of the series aims at the relevance of the intersection of continental and comparative philosophy for present-day living and philosophizing by providing readers with books that display the contemporary significance of the world’s greatest thinkers. Asia is our primary nonwestern focus, but other neglected geographic regions, such as Latin America and Africa, are also suitable. On the Western side, while continental European philosophy is our main focus and the work of distinguished contemporary continental thinkers a primary concentration, we are open to a variety of philosophical approaches often neglected by mainstream philosophical approaches.

Although we support the work of beginning scholars and thinkers, the Comparative and Continental Philosophy Book Series is not necessarily the place for dissertation publication. We seek a fresh and full vision with the rigors of thought and imagination, as well as manuscripts of scholarly distinction. We do not seek contributions that would be at home in any number of other traditional academic book series, nor do we want manuscripts from other series because they were not lifeless or tedious enough for them. Authors who cross disciplinary boundaries effortlessly with robust voice, literary style, and imagination are especially encouraged to submit their manuscripts.

The Comparative and Continental Philosophy Book Series is edited by David Jones (editor), Michael Schwartz (associate editor), and Jason Wirth (associate editor).

http://www.nupress.northwestern.edu/

Forthcoming titles include:

  • On the True Sense of Art: A Critical Companion to the Transfigurements of John Sallis. This book will be comprised of a collection of essays intended to serve as a critical companion to and philosophical exploration of John Sallis’ work in aesthetics, especially, but not exclusively, related to his Transfigurements. Edited by Jason Wirth, Michael Schwartz, and David Jones, current authors include: Michael Schwartz, David Jones, Jason Wirth, Andrew Benjamin, Mei-Lin Chinn, James Risser, Walter Brogan, Elizabeth Sikes, Silvia Benso, Joseph Lawrence, Dennis Schmidt, Günter Figal, and John Sallis.
  • Creative Solitudes: A Companion to the Writings of David Farrell Krell. Prominent philosophical authors committed to this project include: Graham Parkes, Günter Figal, Walter Brogan, Francoise Dastur, Angelica Nuzzo, Lisa Rone, John Sallis, Dennis Schmidt, David Wood, Charles Scott, Jason Wirth, Jill Marsden, Dawne McCance, Michael Naas, Alfonso Lingis, Will McNeill, Peg Birmingham, David Farrell Krell, and David Jones, the editor.
  • The Wandering Dance: A Companion to the Work of Graham Parkes. Committed authors are: Hans-Georg Moeller, Rolf Elberfeld, Kathleen Higgens, Timothy Freeman, Brian Schroeder, Bret Davis, Brad Park, Meilin Chinn, Leah Kalmanson, Jason Wirth, Peter Hershock, David Williams, Chris Goto-Jones, Yuriko Saito, and David Jones, the editor.
  • Becoming Socrates by Joseph Lawrence.
  • Philosophy and Fundamental Practice, edited by Michael Schwartz.