The JBSP publishes original scholarship in or related to the following areas of philosophy: Phenomenology and the phenomenological tradition of philosophy (including history of phenomenology, phenomenological practice, and disciplines related to phenomenology, e.g. 4-E approaches to cognition); Contemporary "continental" philosophy (including French epistemology, post-structuralism, critical theory); Contemporary philosophy (including New Materliasm(s), New Realism, social and political philosophy). Papers from researchers in the humanities and the human sciences interested in the philosophy of their subject will be welcome too.
In each annual volume we aim to publish one Special Issue covering themes of contemporary significance. Proposals for such issues should be submitted to the editor, around two years before planned publication. The person proposing the Special Issue will usually serve as Guest Editor for that issue.
Peer review statement
All submitted manuscripts are subject to initial appraisal by the Editor,
and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by two
independent, anonymous expert referees. All peer review is double anonymized.
EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE: Editor-in-Chief: Dr Darian Meacham - Maastricht University
Dr Keith Crome - Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Filip Mattens - KU Leuven
Dr Jessie Stanier - UWE, Bristol
Book reviews editor: Dr Andrea Rehberg - Newcastle University
Dr Arun Iyer - Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Dr Niall Keane - University of Padua
Dr Elisa Magrì - Boston College
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Prof. Robert Bernasconi - Pennsylvania State University
Prof. Rudolf Bernet - University of Leuven - Emeritus
Dr Vincent Blok - Wageningen University
Prof. Havi Carel - University of Bristol
Prof. Simon Critchley - New School
Prof. Françoise Dastur - University of Nice Sophia Antipolis
Prof. Nicholas Davey - University of Dundee
Prof. Günther Figal - University of Freiburg
Prof. William Hamrick - Southern Illinois - Emeritus
Prof. Julia Jansen - University of Leuven
Dr William Large - University of Gloucestershire
Dr Zhe Lie - Peking University
Prof. Sophie Loidolt - TU Darmstadt
Prof. Dermot Moran - Boston College
Prof. David Morris - Concordia University
Prof. John Sallis - Boston College
Prof. Tanja Staehler - University of Sussex
Dr Michela Summa - Julius-Maximilians-Universität
Dr Emiliano Trizio - University of Ca' Foscari Venice
Prof. Ben Vedder - Nijmegen
Prof. David Wood - Vanderbilt
HONORARY EDITOR: Dr Ullrich Haase - Manchester Metropolitan University
FOUNDING EDITOR: Dr Wolfe Mays
THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Dr Matt Barnard - Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Hannah Berry - Independent
Prof. Anne Boddington - Kingston University
Ross Clark - Imperial College London
Rachel Coventry - NUI Galway
Dr Keith Crome - Manchester Metropolitan University
Vanessa Crome - Independent
Dr David Deamer - Independent
Dr Adonis Frangeskou - University of the West of England / Alexander College
Dr Ullrich Haase - Manchester Metropolitan University
Dr Lars Iyer - Newcastle University
Dr William Large - University of Gloucestershire
Dr Darian Meacham - Maastricht University
Dr Edmund O'Toole - NUI Galway
Dr Andrea Rehberg - Newcastle University
Prof. Tanja Staehler - University of Sussex
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Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology is a hybrid open access journal that is part of our Open Select publishing program, giving you the option to publish open access. Publishing open access means that your article will be free to access online immediately on publication, increasing the visibility, readership, and impact of your research.
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