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The European Journal of Philosophy (EJP) is a journal of philosophy published three times per year by. It was founded by Mark Sacks in 1993 and currently edited by Robert Stern. The journal's mission is to provide a medium for exchanges between researchers in different traditions, such as the so-called "analytic" and "continental" traditions.

Notable articles

"On the Internal Relation between the Rule of Law and Democracy" - Jurgen Habermas
"Natural Theories of Consciousness" - Peter Carruthers
"Some Pragmatist Themes in Hegel's Idealism" - Robert Brandom
"The Structure of Time in Autobiographical Memory" - John Campbell

External links

European Journal of Philosophy - Web site at Blackwell Publishing.
European Journal of Philosophy - Web site at University of Sheffield.

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