Logos & Episteme

Publicata in parteneriat Academia Romana (filiala Iasi).

Summary:
◊ For A Post-Historicist Philosophy Of History. Beyond Hermeneutics
◊ Who is an Epistemic Peer?
◊ What is Interesting?
◊ Unknowable Truths
◊ Evidence and Transmission Failure
◊ Tracing Culpable Ignorance
◊ Promises to Keep: Speech Acts and the Value of Reflective Knowledge
◊ Defending Interest-Relative Invariantism
◊ Debate
◊ History of Epistemology

Volume II / issue 3 / 2011
The appearance of a new philosophy journal is always an occasion for celebration; the more so when it is devoted to epistemology, an area that has been rejuvenated in the last two decades. Aided by the ease of international communications, the openness of Logos & Episteme to a wide variety of different approaches fits well with the increasing integration of methods from naturalistic and a prioristic sources, from social and individualistic epistemologies, from the Anglo�American tradition, and from the so�called "Continental" tradition. One looks forward to genuinely new intellectual developments emerging from the journal, where novel ideas produced by young researchers outside the older centres of academia can readily find an audience that appreciates their merits. The Romanian Academy is to be applauded for supporting the journal and may it have much success and a long life.

Paul Humphreys

Contributors:
Anthony BRUECKNER; Christopher T. BUFORD; Alex BUNDY, Adrian COSTACHE; Teodor DIMA; Trent DOUGHERTY; Axel GELFERT; Stephen R. GRIMM; Steven D. HALES; Paul HUMPHREYS, Mark McBRIDE; Rik PEELS; John TURRI; Brian WEATHERSON.