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0022-5053 (print) E-ISSN 1538-4586 (electronic) Last updated: January 2024 © Journal of the History of Philosophy, Inc. |
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Journal of the History of
Philosophy
Founded in response to a motion passed by
the Eastern Division of the American
Philosophical Association in December 1957
approving "the establishment of a journal
devoted to the history of philosophy," the
Journal
of the History of Philosophy is
an internationally recognized quarterly
that publishes peer-reviewed articles,
notes, discussions, and book reviews
devoted to the history of
philosophy. In light of the expertise of
our editorial team, we consider
contributions in the following areas:
Ancient Greek and Latin Philosophy, early
to late Medieval Philosophy (Latin,
Arabic, Hebrew), and European and
Anglo-American philosophical traditions
from the Renaissance to 20th century. We
also consider contributions that explore
historical influences between these areas
and with traditions in the history of
philosophy not mentioned here.
 Now in its sixty-first year, the Journal is published by The Johns Hopkins University Press and is available online at Project Muse. "The Journal of the History of Philosophy is the oldest journal devoted to scholarship in English on all periods of the history of philosophy. It has been the venue for many seminal articles over the years, and its articles and extensive reviews remain indispensible reading for every student of the history of philosophy."
Paul
Guyer,
University of Pennsylvania
"The Journal
of the History of Philosophy
has established itself as the leading
American journal in the field; it is
essential reading for anyone with a
serious interest in the history of
philosophy."
Nicholas
Jolley,
University of California, Irvine
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Announcements January
24, 2024
December 8, 2023 The Journal
of the History of Philosophy Book
Prize (books published in 2022) is
awarded to Stephen
Ogden for Averroes
on Intellect: From Aristotelian
Origins to Aquinas's Critique (Oxford
University Press, 2022).
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