Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy
Walter A. Brogan, Editor
Epoché considers the history and tradition of philosophy to be an essential part of contemporary philosophical discourse. Open to all areas and thematics arising out of the history of philosophy, this peer-reviewed journal welcomes articles that take up historical, critical, and deconstructive approaches to the great philosophical debates surrounding religion and God, metaphysics, questions of human knowledge and conduct, and of language and aesthetics. The journal is particularly interested in articles that offer a continental or hermeneutic approach, but is committed to a pluralist orientation and dedicated to an exchange of diverse ideas and approaches. Epoché also welcomes submissions on the philosophy of history and the question of how to read the history of philosophy. Contributors include Giorgio Agamben, Seth Benardete, Remi Braque, Françoise Dastur, Günter Figal, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Jean Grondin, David Farrell Krell, Jean-Luc Marion, Kelly Oliver, James Risser, John Sallis, and Slavoj Žižek.
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