It accepts submissions of first-rate articles and discussion notes on all aspects of analytical philosophy (broadly construed), written either in English or Portuguese. Articles of a purely exegetical or historical nature are not considered. Founded in 1996, Disputatio was published by the Portuguese Philosophy Society until 2002. From 2002, it is published by the Philosophy Centre of the Universi
ty of Lisbon. Disputatio is a non-profit publishing venture. From 2013, Disputatio is published only online, as an open access journal. Disputatio consists of an editorial committee, an editorial board and an advisory board. The editorial committee has the overall scientific responsibility of editing the journal. Its members take final decisions on the acceptance or rejection of submitted material, after considering reports by referees. The editor and co-editor of Disputatio are nominated by the editorial committee
Editors
João Branquinho (University of Lisbon)
Teresa Marques (University of Lisbon)
Book reviews editor
Teresa Marques (University of Lisbon)
Editorial committee
António Branco (University of Lisbon)
Adriana Silva Graça (University of Lisbon)
Fernando Ferreira (University of Lisbon)
José Frederico Marques (University of Lisbon)
Pedro Galvão (University of Lisbon and Lancog)
Pedro Santos (University of Algarve and LanCog, University of Lisbon)
Ricardo Santos (University of Évora and Lancog, University of Lisbon)
Managing editor
Célia Teixeira (University of Lisbon)
Copy editor
José Manuel Mestre (University of Lisbon)
Editorial assistant
Fiora Salis (University of Lisbon)
Gonçalo Santos (University of Lisbon)
Disputatio is the leading philosophy journal in the Portuguese-speaking world. It is presently classified in category INT2 (previously B) of the ERIH ranking of the European Science Foundation, and it is classified B in the Australian Association of Philosophy and the Australian Research Council ranking. Disputatio practices triple blind refereeing. Please go here for submission guidelines. Disputatio collaborates with the Portuguese Society for Analytic Philosophy (SPFA), sponsoring the disputatio Lecture at the National Meeting in Analytic Philosophy (ENFA). The disputatio Lecturer of 2012, at ENFA5 in Braga, was Jennifer Saul (University of Sheffield). Disputatio is covered by the following abstracting and indexing services:
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