Inscriptions, an international journal for contemporary thinking on philosophy, psycho-analysis, and the arts, invites contributions to our upcoming open issue (vol. 6, no. 2). We are looking for well-crafted and skilfully written scholarly essays and creative criticism that in some way engage our mandate.
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In this issue Pedro José Grande Sánchez uncovers Michel Henry’s “life philosophy”, which Henry sought to distinguish from a contemporary “disease of life”. Creative criticism by Gray Kochhar-Lindgren and David Ritchie explore how scholastic knowledge intersects with a personal voice. A series of essays on Kierkegaard investigate the place of faith, pseudonyms, and humour in his thought. Also: a commentary on the place of the artist in politics by Adam Staley Groves, and Gorica Orsholits’s review of Alain Badiou’s most recent volume.
Cover-image by pizar almaulidina on Pixabay (2019).
Inscriptions is a peer-reviewed international journal that features articles, creative writing and artwork that engage our mandate. Please make your submission through this editorial and publishing system. Register as an author by clicking the Make a submission button on this page. After verifying your e-mail address you may then log in to your account and select New submission. We encourage authors to submit a 150 word proposal for an indicative recommendation from the issue editor/editor-in-chief prior to submitting a full manuscript. Work published by Inscriptions will be Open Access under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Inscriptions is published twice a year.
Join us for the inaugural Ereignis Summer School June 4-9, 2023, in Gdynia, Poland. Seminars with Prof. Chris Norris on Deconstruction and Prof. Andrew Jorn on Time famine. Workshops on academic writing and presentation skills. Free attendance at the 3rd Ereignis Conference, with an opportunity to present your paper. Reasonable fees, affordable accommodation. More information
A divergence in Western philosophy occurs in early Greek philosophy (6th century B.C.) as Heraclitus asserts that things are in flux whereas Parmenides advances the argument that the universe is static. The third interdisciplinary Ereignis conference (June 10-11, 2023) seeks to investigate how science and religion have questioned the status of dualist thought, and how they have influenced the development of each other. Keynotes: Paul Bowman (Cardiff), Jørgen Veisland (Gdańsk), and TBA. Submission deadline: 1 May, 2023. More information
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Thanks so much. Working with Inscriptions has been a tremendous pleasure.
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren, Director, Wild Studios Consulting; Honorary Professor, University of Hong Kong (2023)
Inscriptions was so good, even though I don't even know anything about psychoanalysis or philosophy. Onya, as we say in Australia (good on you).
Prof. Simon Batterbury, University of Melbourne, Australia, and Lancaster University, UK
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Thank you for taking good care of the manuscript and for an extremely easy and forthcoming approach to editing.
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