[1] From: Luis Villar <Luis.Villar@Dartmouth.EDU> (6)
Subject: Typologies
[2] From: AFITZGER@ucis.vill.edu (13)
Subject: RE: 9.653 typologies for online journals & series?
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Date: 26 Mar 96 08:32:35 EST
From: Luis Villar <Luis.Villar@Dartmouth.EDU>
Subject: Typologies
Willard,
Your list is excellent!
Just a first reaction: perhaps you would like to clarify a bit more the
concept "refereed". You may find some journals with higher quality content
than a refereed one. And... they are very "serious publishing".
Have a nice day!
luis
[Editorial interjection: what, then, do we mean by "refereed"? How well
does the process work? Comments, please. --WM]
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Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1996 13:19 EST
From: AFITZGER@ucis.vill.edu
Subject: RE: 9.653 typologies for online journals & series?
Willard,
Your request for information on online publishing arrived at the same time
as a second invitation from Blackwell Publishers to be part of a
consortium of philosophy journals that will be made available to
subscribers. They are calling it Philosofile.
I believe that Johns Hopkins Univ. Press has a similar project, already
in operation.
As an editor (Augustinian Studies), I would be interested in any comments
that scholars or editors have about the relative merit of these two
projects, both from the point of view of readers and in relation to the
printed versions that are still needed to run.
Allan Fitzgerald
Augustinian Studies
Villanova University