Philosophical
magazines and journals, several of which offer an excellent way into the subject for
beginners.
English LanguagePhilosophy The quarterly journal
of the Royal Institute of Philosophy
seek to be intelligible to the serious non-specialist reader [UK]
Philosophy Now The UK’s most
widely-read philosophy publication appears six times a year. It makes philosophy
comprehensible for beginners, while providing enjoyable reading for students and
academics. Articles on all aspects of philosophy are supplemented by reviews,
letters and news items. The events list in the magazine and on the website covers the UK,
US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand [UK]
The Examined Life Journal A free
quarterly online journal which also gives links to philosophy sites and philosophy events
worldwide [US]
The Philosophers' Magazine An
independent quarterly devoted to presenting top-class philosophy in an accessible and
entertaining format. The website version largely differs in content from the paper edition
and includes an online forum, plus current information about philosophy resources and
events [UK]
Think
Published three times a year by the Royal
Institute of Philosophy and aimed at the general public. The articles, by leading
philosophers, are free from jargon and cover topics of broad interest and relevance to
everyday life [UK]
Other Languages
AnábasisDigital
Online journal with book reviews, discussions and lists of events [Spain -
Spanish language]
Asterión XXI Online magazine covering
philosophy, literature, arts, science, education [Argentina - Spanish language] |
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