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SUBMISSIONS
Articles Parrhesia welcomes submissions and enquiries from academics and graduate students. As we are completely independent and receive no funding for the production of the journal we ask that contributors observe to the following submission procedure to minimise delays in responding to queries
1 We ask prospective contributors to send a short (250 word) abstract and a bionote to which the editors will respond. Please call this file surname_abstract, and provide it in word format.
2 If it is felt, at that stage, that the piece could be suitable for an up-coming edition of Parrhesia then you will be invited to contribute a full article of between 6,000 and 10,000 words. This article must abide in full with our style guide, which can be found here. This full submission should be called surname_article, and be provided in word format.
3 The editors will then send this article off to be double-blind refereed. On the basis of the advice provided by the referees, the editors will decide whether the piece is appropriate for Parrhesia. If this is the case, we will then work with the contributor to see the article through to final publication.
Features For our features we also accept articles, in addition to translations and interviews. These pieces are not refereed and we ask that you liase with the submissions editor if you would like to suggest an interview or translation. As we receive no institutional support we are unable to pay for permissions to publish pieces whose copyright is not held by the author. We would ask that all translators secure rights before submitting translations.
Reviews Parrhesia publishes a limited number of reviews each volume of major titles in any field of critical and continental philosophy. Reviews should be between 1000 and 2,500 words and follow the parrhesia style guide. Again we would ask prospective reviewers to contact the reviews editor and discuss the suitability of a review being published with parrhesia. We would ask that publishers also contact the reviews editor with a regular list of current titles and we will contact you for review copies should we find a reviewer for any such titles.