Introduction


Ephemeris is an undergraduate journal of philosophy, student-run and dedicated to harvesting exceptional undergraduate writing grounded in the distinct value and interest of the philosophical endeavor.

Ephemeris originates from Union College's Philosophy Club - a forum for social and intellectual interaction among philosophers at Union. For more information regarding Union College's Philosophy Club events, click here."

Table of Contents Ephemeris 2011

Submitted by bichxa on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 22:58

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Accepted Papers: Ephemeris 2011

Submitted by bichxa on Mon, 08/01/2011 - 14:55

We are pleased to announce the acceptance of the following works for Ephemeris XI, 2011:

Locke on Nominal vs. Real Essence and the Identity of Substances
      Michelle Dyke
      Yale University

Photography
     Tyler Holbrook
     Apalachian State University

Choice: The Death of Incommensurability
     Brian Karimi-Pashaki
     Union College

Two Concepts of Causation, At Least One Kind
     Jared Lafer
     Brown University

Dealing with Moral Incommensurability: A Proposal from Human Rights
     Emily Lnenicka
     Union College

Warranted Christian Belief and Internal Justification
     Steve Tensmeyer
     Brigham Young University

We congratulate the authors whose work was accepted and we thank everyone who has submitted work. Please understand we had to make a very limited selection from the rich diversity of submitted essays.

The issue is being laid out now (8/26/2011) by the printer and we anticipate the issue will come off the presses the middle of September. Accepted authors will receive two copies. Everyone is welcome to a copy on request.

We encourage all qualified authors to consider submitting work in the future. We herewith announce submissions are open for the 2012 edition of Ephemeris.

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