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Call for Book Reviews
- To: bups <bups-dis@bups.org>
- Subject: Call for Book Reviews
- From: andrew stephenson <winstonmarx@yahoo.co.uk>
- Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2006 14:43:24 +0100 (BST)
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Hello all,
Book Reviews Needed!
A great way to bulk up your publication list and experience without the concentrated work of a full academic paper.
BUPS' sister journal, the BJUP, needs book reviews. They can be in any style, on any book, on any topic, as long it is of interest to our undergraduate philosophers. This means that the most common book reviews are of either new books, or new translations, reworked editions of old books. But as this is an undergraduate journal, a good review of a core text from the tradition will always be considered. A book review can be long or short (within reason), and as you can see from Charleston's useful dictionary review in BJUP_1_(3), we are willing to be open minded and try new ideas.
Cheers,
Andrew Stephenson
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