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The Philosopher

The Philosopher is a long-running periodical, established in 1923 by the Philosophical Society of England. Originally in print format, following a split in the mid-2010s the publication now exists in two competing formats.

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Discipline
Philosophy
Edited by
Martin Cohen (online edition), Anthony Morgan (print edition)
Frequency
Quarterly
History
1923–present
ISO 4
Philosopher
Language
English

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The Philosopher

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Edges31
Triples47
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related to Print and Online Edition · 22
The Philosopher → Brooke Holmes, Catherine Wilson, Dan Zahavi, Fay Bound Alberti, Frederick Neuhouser, Jason Stanley, Kathleen Stock, Lea Ypi, Linda Martín Alcoff, Martin Hägglund, Mary Midgley, Michael Della Rocca, Michael Lewis, Olúfẹ, Recent, Serene Khader, Steven Nadler, The, Timothy Williamson, Todd McGowan
related to history · 11
The Philosopher → As, England, Its, Michael Bavidge, Newcastle Group, Philosophical Society, Philosophy, Primer, Rappoport, The, The Society
related to Online-Only Edition · 5
The Philosopher → Articles, Mel Thompson, Recent, The, Urmila Bhoola
Discipline · 1
The Philosopher → Philosophy
Edited by · 1
The Philosopher → Martin Cohen (online edition), Anthony Morgan (print edition)
Frequency · 1
The Philosopher → Quarterly
History · 1
The Philosopher → 1923–present
ISO 4 · 1
The Philosopher → Philosopher
ISSN · 1
The Philosopher → 0967-6074 (print) 2398-1458 (web)
Language · 1
The Philosopher → English

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The PhilosopherISSN0967-6074 (print) 2398-1458 (web)1.00infobox
The PhilosopherLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
The PhilosopherOCLC no.54559981.00infobox
The Philosopheris along-running periodical0.90text
The Philosopherrelated to historyIts0.60section
The Philosopherrelated to historyRappoport0.60section
The Philosopherrelated to historyPrimer0.60section

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