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Call for Publications Theme: History and Dialogue Publication: Culture and Dialogue Date: Vol. 5, No. 2 (2016) Deadline: Open __________________________________________________ Volume 5 no. 2 of the journal Culture and Dialogue (http://www.culture-dialogue.net) will focus on the theme 'History and Dialogue'. We welcome submissions that consider the relationship between history and dialogue from a variety of theoretical perspectives and case studies. The theme is flexible and may be addressed from a comparative or hermeneutical perspective. Relevant fields may include areas of historical studies, philosophy of history, philosophy of dialogue and other domains. The Call for Papers is open until the number, relevance, and standard of contributions are met. The language of the Journal is English, but submissions in other languages including German, Traditional Chinese, French and Japanese may be considered. Culture and Dialogue is an international peer-reviewed journal of cross-cultural philosophy and the arts that is published semi-annually both in print and electronically. The Journal seeks to encourage and promote research in the type of philosophy and theory that sees dialogue as a fundamental ingredient of cultural formations, that is to say the ways cultures become apparent and ultimately identifiable. What is meant here by culture is a particular manifestation of human achievement in the arts, languages, forms of expression (whether secular or religious), and customs of all kinds including political ones. Dialogue, in this context, means a mode of relationship that lets cultural formations unfold by bringing together human beings and, for example, their natural environment, their historical past, traditions, external cultural influences, contemporary trends, other communities, or simply other persons in conversation. The Journal provides a forum for researchers from philosophy as well as other disciplines who study cultural formations dialogically, through comparative analysis, or within the tradition of hermeneutics. Contributions are expected to either reflect on the role played by dialogue in cultural formations from various perspectives such as politics, religion and the arts; or else establish cross-cultural dialogues globally within those fields. Contact: Dr Martin Ovens, Associate Editor Culture and Dialogue Email: martin.ov...@wolfson.ox.ac.uk Web: http://www.culture-dialogue.net/calls-for-papers __________________________________________________ InterPhil List Administration: http://interphil.polylog.org Intercultural Philosophy Calendar: http://cal.polylog.org __________________________________________________
