History of Philosophy Quarterly

Editors

Consultants:

Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza
Kings College, London

Professor Margaret Atherton
University of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Professor Sarah Broadie
University of St. Andrew

Professor Margaret Cameron
University of Victoria

Professor Roger Crisp
St. Anne’s College

Professor Patricia Curd
Purdue University

Professor Cynthia A. Freeland
The University of Houston

Professor Don Garrett
New York University

Professor Lenn Goodman
Vanderbilt University

Professor Paul Guyer
Brown University

Professor Edward Halper
The University of Georgia

Professor Rachana Kamtekar
University of Arizona

Professor Paul Katsafanas
Boston University

Professor Mogens Laerke

Marcy Lascano
University of Kansas

Professor Beatrice Longuenesse
New York University

Professor Nadia Maftouni
University of Tehran

Dr. Anna Marmodoro
Corpus Christi College

Professor Fred D. Miller, Jr.
Bowling Green University

Professor Nicholas J. Moutafakis
Cleveland State University

Professor Robert Pasnau
University of Colorado

Dominik Perler
Humboldt University of Berlin

Professor John Richardson
New York University

Professor Mark Roberts
Franciscan University of Steubenville

Professor Andrea Robiglio
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Professor Peter Simpson
The Graduate Center, CUNY

Professor Eleonore Stump
St. Louis University

Professor Steven Sverdlik
Southern Methodist University

Professor Thomas Williams
University of Southern Florida

Professor Kenneth Winkler
Yale University

PDF Policy

Submissions

History of Philosophy Quarterly

Contributions may be as short as 3,000 words or as long as 8,500 including endnotes and bibliography. All manuscripts should be composed with proper pagination, wide margins, and double spacing between lines. Endnotes should be used sparingly and should be numbered consecutively, typed with wide margins and double spacing, placed at the end of the paper. Authors should follow Chicago Manual of Style (17th ed.). A brief abstract and a list of key words should be included at the beginning of the article. Please follow the style described in the style sheet HPQ Style Sheet.

Articles should be submitted electronically to the HPQ online manuscript submission system. This secure, personalized resource will allow you to track your manuscript through each step of the review and acceptance process. To begin, click on the link below to set up your personal account and upload your submission. Your transmitted material will be reviewed as soon as possible.

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Evaluation Procedures

While some submissions are declined upon initial review by the editor as inappropriate, improperly prepared, too long, too weak, etc., the great majority of submissions are sent blind to two philosophers expert in the area of the topic. Reports on submitted articles are provided by members of the HPQ Board of Consults and also by a very large array of expert scholars from across the world. The evaluators are asked to supply a recommendation of accept, decline, revise & resubmit, etc., and comments. They frequently respond with generous reports containing detailed critical comments and suggestions for authors. The varying multi-step process of arranging for expert readers, evaluation, revision, reconsideration, and final revision can take six or more months. The current acceptance rate is ca. 10% and declining due to an increase of highly competitive submissions.

Style Sheet

Please read the Style Sheet and follow the guidelines when writing a paper for this journal.

Pre-Publication Policy

The History of Philosophy Quarterly will not publish material that has already appeared elsewhere. This is not at odds with authors sharing their papers with selected individuals whose comments they would welcome or who they wish for other reasons to inform about their work. But it precludes pre-publication with broadcast dissemination, alike in print or electronically in open-access forums such as Academia.edu.

PDF Post-Print Policy

PDFs are permitted and issued for the following:

• Tenure dossier.
• Special workshops the author is moderating.
• Other requests to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

All PDFs will include a statement of copyright and a provision that the articles will not be photocopied, distributed, or used for purposes other than the terms agreed to by UIP.

Postprints are permitted for:

• Non-profit archives and repositories; Articles must be at least one year old. UIP requires a publication statement to be posted along with the postprint and a link back to the UIP Journals page.
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