I am a student at Sussex University, studying Philosophy and English.
It would be wonderful if you could forward this email on to your philosophy students/anyone you feel would be interested.
We are looking for contributors for a new (philosophical) Metamodern Journal, which endeavors to promote autonomous thought in a world overrun by mass thinking, propaganda and publicity.
This is a philosophical journal that aims to be easily accessible to all, through free submissions and comprehendible literature. As university students ourselves we want to create a journal where anyone can express their own ideas. We want the intellectual youth of today to not only pour over condense pages of Kant but to also be able to read interesting, intelligible articles dealing with modern problems- the philosophy by people of similar ages.
If any undergraduate (or postgraduate/professor) feels that they have anything to say: a new philosophy, a political thought, a modern approach to gender/space/time/art (even a thought or expansion on previous philosophical thought) we would love to hear it! This is a chance for you to get your writing out there and printed, a chance to transfer something from your blog into your hands. Your ideas, arguments and thoughts will be published and hopefully read by many- something that would look great on a CV!
We have already printed a trial first issue; the Journal design can be viewed on our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/metamodernjournal/?fref=ts
Our next submission deadline is the 15th of March, but there will be other deadlines so please still email if you’d be interested in submitting. See website for submission details and any extra information.
http://www.metamodernjournal.com/
With your help we can make this journal into something affordable but high quality, sharing the voices of the people of today. But we need your input!
Look forward to hearing back from you, feel free to email with queries (email below). Submissions also to be sent to this email:
Best wishes,
Emma Phillips
Editor