ANTIQVORVM PHILOSOPHIA-An International journal
Scope & Guideline
Advancing Scholarship in Classics and Philosophy
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Exploration of Ancient Philosophical Traditions:
The journal encourages works that analyze philosophical ideas from a variety of ancient cultures, including Greek, Roman, Chinese, and Indian philosophies, highlighting their interconnectedness and differences. - Ethical Inquiry and Practical Wisdom:
A significant focus is placed on ethical considerations within philosophical frameworks, particularly the concept of practical wisdom as articulated by various ancient thinkers, illustrating its relevance to contemporary issues. - Comparative Studies:
The journal promotes comparative analyses, such as the relationships between Stoicism and Eastern philosophies, allowing for a deeper understanding of the philosophical landscape and its evolution over time. - Historical Contextualization of Philosophical Ideas:
Papers often situate philosophical arguments within their historical contexts, exploring how ancient thinkers addressed fundamental questions about existence, ethics, and knowledge. - Focus on Notable Philosophical Figures:
The journal frequently features works centered on influential philosophers like Plato, Aristotle, and Epicurus, examining their contributions and the ongoing relevance of their ideas.
Trending and Emerging
- Relevance of Ancient Ethics to Modern Issues:
Recent papers increasingly emphasize the applicability of ancient ethical frameworks to current societal challenges, such as research ethics and personal virtue, indicating a trend towards practical philosophy. - Comparative Philosophical Methodologies:
There is a growing trend in employing comparative methodologies that juxtapose Western and Eastern philosophies, particularly in the context of Stoicism and Eastern philosophies, highlighting universal themes and cross-cultural insights. - Exploration of Intellectual Virtues:
The theme of intellectual virtues, such as courage and wisdom, is gaining traction, reflecting an interest in how these concepts were articulated in ancient texts and their relevance to contemporary philosophical discourse. - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Ancient Texts:
An increase in interdisciplinary studies that incorporate insights from history, literature, and religious studies is emerging, demonstrating a broader approach to understanding ancient philosophical texts and their implications. - Focus on the Nature of the Wise Person:
Recent publications are increasingly exploring the characterization of the 'wise person' across various traditions, suggesting a renewed interest in understanding wisdom as a central philosophical concept.
Declining or Waning
- Metaphysical Speculations on Chaos and Order:
Although metaphysical discussions, particularly those concerning chaos and order, have been prevalent, recent publications suggest a waning interest in these topics as scholars pivot towards more practical and ethical concerns. - Traditional Historical Analysis without Comparative Context:
There appears to be a decrease in purely historical analyses that do not engage in comparative frameworks, as the journal's emphasis shifts towards dialogues that connect different philosophical traditions. - Focus on Lesser-Known Philosophers:
The exploration of less prominent figures in ancient philosophy seems to be diminishing, with a stronger concentration on well-established philosophers, indicating a preference for established narratives over niche explorations.
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