Episteme, an International Journal of Undergraduate Philosophy,
announces the scheduled publication of volume XXI, May 2010.
Episteme will consider papers written by undergraduate students in any
area of philosophy. Papers are evaluated according to quality of
research, depth of inquiry, creativity, original insight and clarity.
Submissions should:
1. Remain under the 5,000 words maximum.
2. Include a cover sheet with the author's name, mailing address
(current and permanent), email address, telephone number, college or
university name, submission title, and word count.
3. End with a Works Cited page in Chicago style. Please use endnotes
rather than footnotes.
4. Arrive electronically by midnight on 11/15/09 to the e-mail address
episteme@denison.edu as a Microsoft Word attachment.
Episteme is an annual student-run publication, founded in 1990, that
aims to recognize and encourage excellence in undergraduate philosophy
by providing students and faculty with examples of strong work.
Our May 2009 issue, volume XX, contained the following four papers:
"The Place of Book X in Plato's Republic, by Willie Costello,
University of Pittsburgh
"A Gap in Kim's Eliminative Argument for Reductionism," by B.D.
Mooneyham, Kansas State University
"Rawls on Abortion: Adapting his Theory of Justice to the
Controversy," Douglas Dreier, Cornell University
"Norm-Expressivism and the Frege-Geach Problem," Megan Blomfield,
University of Bristol
Please direct all questions to the editor -- Denison junior Sean Walt
-- at episteme@denison.edu.
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