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Vol. 13 (1)
April 2009
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Sixth Principia
International Symposium
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Charles Darwin and his
Impact on Philosophy
and Science
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Principia
is a philosophical journal that publishes papers on contemporary
epistemology, philosophy of science and related areas. Papers in
Portuguese, Spanish, English and French are acceptable.
Principia publishes not only articles but
also notes and discussions, critical studies of recent works and
bibliographical reviews. Occasionally, special issues dealing with
specific topics are also published.
Principia appears twice a year, in June and
December.
Principia is published on line (ISSN: 1808-1711) since 2005; its paper edition is now occasional.
All papers published since 2003 (volume 7) are freely accessible on
line; they are also available in CD-ROM (ISSN: 1808-1525).
Principia is beeing published since 1997 on paper
(ISSN: 1414-4247). Nine volumes have been published up to 2005 (volume
9, also available).
Principia is indexed by The Philosopher's Index.
Editor
Luiz Henrique
de Araújo Dutra
Associate
Editor
Cezar Augusto
Mortari
Editorial Board
Alberto Oscar
Cupani
Alexandre Meyer Luz
Antônio Mariano Nogueira Coelho
Celso Reni Braida
Cezar Augusto Mortari
Décio Krause
Gustavo Andrés Caponi
Luiz Henrique de Araújo Dutra
Marco Antônio Franciotti
Sara Albieri
Advisory Editorial Board
Harvey Brown
(Wolfson College, Oxford, UK)
Mario Bunge (McGill University, Canada)
Oswaldo Chateaubriand Filho (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil)
Newton C. A. da Costa (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
Dagfinn Follesdal (University of Oslo,
Norway)
Bas C. van
Fraassen (Princeton University, USA)
Jean Gayon (University of Paris 1-Panthéon Sorbonne, France)
Michel Ghins (Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium)
Alvin I. Goldman (Rutgers University, USA)
Gilles Gaston Granger (Collège de France, France)
Susan Haack (University of Miami, USA)
Ted Honderich (University of London, UK)
Oscar Nudler (Bariloche Foundation, Argentine)
Hugh Lacey (Swarthmore College, USA)
João Paulo G. Monteiro (University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Ezequiel de Olaso (+) (University San Andrés, Argentine)
Michel Paty (University of Paris 7-Denis Diderot, France)
Oswaldo Porchat Pereira (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
Eduardo Rabossi (+) (University of Buenos Aires, Argentine)
Roberto Torretti (University of Puerto Rico, USA)
Daniel Vanderveken (University of Québec at
Trois-Rivières, Canada)
Andrew Woodfield (University of Bristol, UK)
Note to Contributors
Manuscripts must be sent to the editor, by e-mail only: principi@cfh.ufsc.br.
Only unpublished manuscripts will be considered for
publication, which in addition are not simultaneously submitted to
other journals.
Manuscripts may be in English, Portuguese, French or Spanish. They
should normally not exceed 13.000 words in length. Footnotes should be
numbered consecutively
in the main body of the text and appear at the end of it, after
bibliographical
references. Authors are asked to send their manuscripts electronically
in
one of the following formats: OpenOffice ODT, LaTeX, or Word RTF or DOC
files.
Contributors are asked to make bibliographical references according to
the format adopted by the journal, which can be checked on recently
published issues, such as those ones available on line.
Without exception all articles will be examined by two referees, who
may be either members of the advisory editorial board or specialists on
the topic. Principia reveals neither the author's name to the
referees, nor the referees' names to the author, no matter whether the
manuscript is accepted or not.
In case the manuscript is accepted for publication, extensive deletions
or amendments will not be allowed, but minor corrections are
acceptable.
In this case, authors will be asked to send a new version of the paper
by
e-mail.
Manuscripts must include an abstract in English, not exceeding 150
words in length, and 3 to 6 keywords. Authors are also asked to send a
short Vita in a separate file, including their academic
position and professional address.
The copyright of published manuscripts will be the property of
Principia, so that they may not be reprinted without permission of Principia.
Authors of accepted manuscripts will receive free of charge two copies
of the issue containing their papers if the concerned number of the
journal
is also published in paper.
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