Reprint and Copy Policy
American Philosophical Quarterly
Reprinting and Copying for Class Use: The American Philosophical Quarterly regrets that it cannot make reprints available to authors. However, authors have the journal's permission to reproduce limited numbers of their contributions for the use of colleagues and students. (Two copies of the relevant issue will be provided gratis for this purpose.)
While the journal holds copyright on materials published in its pages, it routinely accords contributors permission to reprint in books or anthologies authored or co-authored by themselves. All other requests to reprint should be addressed to the business office.
The journal gives teachers and their institutions blanket permission for reproducing individual articles for class use at a fee of $1 per copy, payable in advance to the American Philosophical Quarterly.
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