Submission Guidelines
American Philosophical Quarterly
The American Philosophical Quarterly welcomes original articles that advance our understanding of philosophical problems or positions. Articles are subject to blind review and evaluated based on originality, rigor, depth of insight, mastery of relevant literature, and lucidity of style. The journal does not consider articles under consideration elsewhere, nor does it publish uncritical surveys, seminar presentations, or pieces of a derivative nature.
Contributions should be 2,000 to 7,000 words in length and formatted as a Word document (or a file type compatible with MS Word). All files should be double spaced throughout. Endnotes are preferred to footnotes and should be used sparingly. In order to ensure anonymity of submissions, authors using Word are advised to go to "File...Properties..." and delete all author-identifying information, under all tabs.
Submissions should be sent to the editor as an email attachment, with the prefix APQ in the subject line of the message. Send submissions and enquiries to:
Professor John Greco
Saint Louis University
email: jgreco2@slu.edu
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