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The journal provides an annual international forum for the study of the works of Wilhelm Dilthey, areas of inquiry associated with his thought (i.e., philosophy and the human sciences), and relevant historical figures (i.e., his predecessors, contemporaries, and interpreters). Each issue will have one section devoted to a special topic concerning some aspect of the thought of Wilhelm Dilthey and a second section open to relevant contributions. Editors: HANS-ULRICH LESSING (Ruhr-Universität Bochum), RUDOLF MAKKREEL (Emory University), and RICCARDO POZZO (Università di Verona) Managing Editors: ERIC S. NELSON (University of Massachusetts Lowell) and MARCO SGARBI (Università di Verona) Editorial Board: Yanming An (Clemson University), Giuseppe Cacciatore (Università Federico II di Napoli), Maria Nazaré de Camargo Pacheco Amaral (Universidade de São Paulo), David Carr (Emory University), Jean-François Courtine (Université de Paris IV), Daniel Dahlstrom (Boston University), Ulrich Dierse (Ruhr-Universität Bochum), Costantino Esposito (Università di Bari), Alfredo Ferrarin (Università di Pisa), Jean Grondin (Université de Montréal), Sebastian Luft (Marquette University), Dieter Lohmar (Universität zu Köln), Mario G. Lombardo (Università di Verona), Massimo Marassi (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano), Sylvie Mesure (CNRS), Tokuichiro Ohno (Kobe), Robert Pippin (University of Chicago ), Stefano Poggi (Università di Firenze), Gerald Press (Hunter College), Tom Rockmore (Duquesne University), Frithjof Rodi (Ruhr-Universität Bochum), Tad Schmaltz (Duke University), Gunter Scholtz (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) and Franco Volpi (Università di Padova). Volume 1/2008: Dilthey, Kant and Neo-kantianism - Table of Contents - Deadline September 1, 2008 Call for papers 2008 - Volume 1: Dilthey, Kant, and Neo-Kantianism The first issue of the new journal DIY , an annual international forum for the study of the works of Wilhelm Dilthey published by frommann-holzboog, will appear in late 2008. The journal will publish articles and reviews related to all aspects of Dilthey's thought, its influence, and issues associated with it. The journal seeks to provide a platform for international Dilthey research and, more broadly, all research engaged in evaluating and renovating the methods of intellectual and cultural history, the history of philosophy, and the human sciences. Each issue will have an initial section devoted to one special topic concerning the interpretation of Dilthey's works and a second section open to all relevant contributions. The special topic of the first issue will be Dilthey, Kant, and Neo-Kantianism. The deadline for all contributions is September 1, 2008. Papers should be no longer than 9,000 words and formatted according to University of Chicago style guidelines. To reflect and promote the international character of Dilthey studies, contributions will be published in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.Submissions should be mailed to: managing.editors@dilthey.org Stylesheets: Contacts: Newsletter: Purchase: Links: |