Department Journals and Books Series
Book Series
Re-Reading the Canon
Nancy Tuana, General Editor
This series consists of edited collections of essays, some original and some previously published, offering feminist reinterpretations of the writings of major figures in the Western philosophical tradition. Devoted to the work of a single philosopher, each volume contains essays covering the full range of the philosopher’s thought and representing the diversity of approaches now being used by feminist critics. The editor of each volume provides an introduction and prepares an extensive bibliography in addition to selecting previously published essays and commissioning new contributions. All volumes are published simultaneously in clothbound and paperback editions.
SUNY Series in Continental Philosophy
Dennis Schmidt, Editor
The SUNY Press "Series in Continental Philosophy" publishes innovative scholarly work in the tradition of post-Kantian Continental thought. Defining Continental philosophy not according to any geography, but as the tradition of philosophizing that takes seriously the force of history and language in thought, this series has published works representing a variety of concerns - from art to animal life, from poetry to history, from ancient Greek thought to deconstruction - and it has published works by major figures in this tradition - from Fichte and Schelling to Heidegger, Gadamer, and Derrida.
Journals
The Journal of Speculative Philosophy
Editors
Vincent M. Colapietro, Co-Editor, E-mail: vxc5@psu.edu
John J. Stuhr, Co-Editor, E-mail: j.stuhr@vanderbilt.edu
Michael Sullivan, Book Review Editor, E-mail: msulli2@emory.edu
Department of Philosophy, The Pennsylvania State University
Internationales Jahrbuch für Hermeneutik
The "Internationales Jahrbuch fuer Hermeneutik" (J.C.B.Mohr Verlag) publishes works in German, French, and English that emerge out of the hermeneutic tradition. Each year a theme is announced for the volume. Past themes have included: "Platon und Hermeneutik", "Kunst-Verstehen", "Humanismus", and "Sprache".
