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Thanks for the link Richard!
ReplyDeleteI should note that my updates are by no means comprehensive--there are so many philosophy journals its insane. If there's anyone out there who wants updates on any journals in specific, feel free to let me know and I'll add them to my list as best I can.
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You know you are a true blooded philosopher when you can say "second disjunct" with a straight face.
ReplyDeleteMortals like myself say "latter".