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• Analytic Philosophy
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• Major Philosophers
• Augustinian Studies (Vol. 1, 1970, through current issue)
• Augustinianum (Vol. 1, 1961, through current issue)
• Bradley Studies (Vol. 1-10, 1995-2004, complete collection)
• Chiasmi International (Vol. 1, 1999, through current issue)
• Chromatikon: Annales de la philosophie en procès / Yearbook of Philosophy in Process (Vol. 1, 2005, through current issue)
• The CLR James Journal (Vol. 1, 1990, through current issue)
• Fichte-Studien (Vol. 1, 1990, through current issue)
• Heidegger Studies (Vol. 1, 1985, through current issue)
• Hume Studies (Vol. 1, 1975, through current issue)
• The Leibniz Review (Vol. 1, 1991, through current issue)
• Letters of Francis William Newman, Chiefly on Religion (2009, archive collection)
• Levinas Studies (Vol. 1, 2005, through current issue)
• New Nietzsche Studies (Vol. 1, 1996, through current issue)
• New Vico Studies (Vol. 1-27, 1983-2009, complete collection)
• Newman Studies Journal (Vol. 1, 2004, through current issue)
• Overheard in Seville: Bulletin of the Santayana Society (Vol. 1, 1983, through current issue)
• The Owl of Minerva (Vol. 1, 1969, through current issue)
• Process Studies (Vol. 1, 1971, through current issue)
• The Saint Augustine Lecture Series (1959-1986, archive collection)
• Schutzian Research (Vol. 1, 2009, through current issue)
• Tradition and Discovery: The Polanyi Society Periodical (Vol. 1, 1972, through current issue)
• The Works of Francis William Newman on Religion (Vol. 1-10, 2009, complete collection)
• Philosophy and Religion
• Philosophy for Children
• Philosophy of Mind
• Philosophy of Science
• Religious Studies
• Semiotics
• Social and Political Philosophy
• Social Science
• Teaching Philosophy