Author: Editorial Committee of Foreign Philosophy
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Publishing Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Foreign Philosophy was founded by the Commercial Press in 1984. Over the period from 1984 to 1998, it published a total of fourteen issues, pioneering a new academic style and tradition for the study of foreign philosophy in China after the reform and opening-up, and exerting a broad influence in academia. After discussions with the Commercial Press, starting from the fifteenth issue, the Institute of Foreign Philosophy at Peking University has taken over the responsibilities of soliciting and editing Foreign Philosophy. To further enhance the academic standards of the journal, we have adopted the internationally recognized "double-blind" peer-review system. In addition to continuing to publish interpretive essays on the history and classics of foreign philosophy, this journal will place particular emphasis on publishing outstanding works in areas such as the integration of history and theory, critical reviews, and comparative studies between Chinese and foreign philosophies. We sincerely hope that our colleagues across the country will lend their support, contribute manuscripts without hesitation, and help make Foreign Philosophy a scholarly haven where eminent scholars gather and diverse perspectives flourish.
Foreign Philosophy. Issue 18
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