The Greek Philosophical Review is the scientific journal of The Greek Philosophical Society. Since 1984 it is published regularly, three (3) times per year, being the oldest and the most prominent philosophical journal in Greece. It addresses itself to researchers and thinkers, whether they live in Greece or abroad.

It embraces all philosophical movements and promotes works from philosophy, humanities and social sciences.

Faithful to the principles of intellectual pluralism laid down in the Society's Constitution, its purpose is to unify the philosophical forces in Greece and abroad. Its aspiration is to provide a forum for these forces. For 40 years, the Greek Philosophical Review has been the genuine expression of Greek philosophical thought.

A. Submissions

The Journal accepts scientific papers, short essays, research notes and projects, book reviews and miscellaneous other works.

Papers should range between 6,000 and 10,000 words; short essays should range between 2,000 and 5,000 words in length, and book reviews are normally 2,000 words maximum in length.

Papers (scientific publications) are subject to double blind peer review. This means that the manuscript is sent out anonymously for editorial evaluation (i.e. the author’s name is kept hidden from the two (2) reviewers); likewise the comments of the reviewers are sent back anonymously to the author.

Submissions should be sent via email to the Secretariat of the Journal at the following address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

B. Guidance to the authors:

Primary language of the Journal is Greek. Moreover, the Journal also accepts important manuscripts in English and French language.

All works will be originals. The authors are solely responsible for the linguistic form and the content of their work.

Concerning the peer reviewed papers (scientific publications), the first page of the manuscript should contain only the article’s title. This will facilitate the evaluation procedure by the experts.

All works submitted to the editors should be typed double-spaced with wide margins. Authors should keep a copy to check against the printer's proof.

Pages should be consecutively numbered, including pages of footnotes and references. The use of italics is to be indicated by single underlining.

Authors are requested to avoid reliance on specialised symbolic languages when possible.

All submissions should be sent via email. The Journal accepts only files in “word format” (preferably Microsoft Word file: .doc, .docx files).

In general, references should be as follows:

• I.N. Theodorakopoulos, Introduction to Philosophy, vol. IV, Athens, Estia, 1975, 449.
• R.G. Mulgan, Aristotle's Political Theory, Oxford, Clarendon Press 1977, 58-59.
• K. Tsatsos, “Philosophy and Politics”, Greek Philosophical Society, Philosophy and Politics, Athens, Kardamitsa 1982, 13-22.
• Sherry L. Digby, “A Comparative Study of Vedic and Platonic Education", Philosophia 12 (1982), 239.

Especially:

• peer-reviewed manuscripts that are written in Greek language, and
• other works, for which a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is granted, that are written in Greek language.

have to fulfil the following mandatory requirements:

1. authors’ names in Roman script,
2. an English language title,
3. abstracts, keywords and authors’ affiliations in English language,
4. non-Roman script references should be duly translated (or transliterated in Latin script) together with the references in original languages.

Books or other material submitted to the Journal for review or mention should be sent in duplicate. All received items of a philosophical nature will be mentioned in the Journal; in no case will such material be returned.

The editors reserve the right to introduce modifications in the text in order to bring it in line with the overall format of the journal (e.g. the uniformity of bibliographical entries).

C. Charges

1. For readers, annual subscription provides the hardcopy of the Journal. In addition, subscribers have the right to follow for free any of the Society's activities (Addresses, Lectures, Greek and International Conferences), without any further obligation. Annual subscription fee for readers is:
   1. Individuals in Greece €30 EUR;
   2. Individuals in the EU €40 EUR;
   3. Individuals outside the EU: €50 EUR;
   4. Organisations and entities: €50 EUR.
2. Peer reviewed manuscript charge is €150 EUR. This amount is deposited in advance, is non-refundable and includes:
   1. Manuscript processing fees;
   2. Issuance of a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), once the manuscript is published;
   3. One-year subscription to the Greek Philosophical Review, for an individual;
   4. Creative Commons (CC) licence: Authors retain copyright and grants the Journal right of first publication, with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgement of the work's authorship and initial publication in this journal.
   5. Free attendance of all the Society's activities (Addresses, Lectures, Greek and International Conferences), without any further obligation.
3. Publication of other works, which are not subject to peer review but authors wish to acquire a “DOI” together with “Creative Commons Licence”, the charge is €70 EUR. This amount is deposited in advance, is non-refundable and includes:
   1. Issuance of a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), once the work is published;
   2. One-year subscription to the Greek Philosophical Review for an individual;
   3. Creative Commons (CC) licence: Authors retain copyright and grant the Journal right of first publication, with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgement of the work's authorship and initial publication in this journal.
   4. Free attendance of all the Society's activities (Addresses, Lectures, Greek and International Conferences), without any further obligation.
4. All other contributions (that do not fall within categories B & C):
   1. Without any publication charges
   2. Mandatory annual subscription.

D. Intellectual Property

1. Reviewed and published scientific papers are licensed under a Creative Commons (CC) licence:
2. Other works, which are not subject to review, and only a DOI has been issued, also have a Creative Commons (CC) licence:
3. All other works are subject to © Copyright that belongs to the Greek Philosophical Review. The Journal reserves the right to reprint or reissue in any form any contribution. Authors may republish their work with the Society's permission. For publication of copyrighted material, the cost is €40 EUR and includes a one-year subscription.

E. Research Ethics

The Journal is taking all reasonable steps to identify and prevent the publication of papers where research misconduct has occurred, including but not limited to plagiarism, citation manipulation, and data falsification/fabrication, among others. In the event that the Journal’s editors are made aware of any allegation of research misconduct relating to an article in their Journal, they shall not proceed with the publication of the work before dealing with the allegations.

F. Confidentiality

The Greek Philosophical Review recognises the importance of personal data, hence considers their protection and preservation to be of utmost importance, taking all necessary technical measures and observing the applicable legislation.

Authors should treat all communication with the Journal as confidential, which includes correspondence with direct representatives from the Journal such as Editors-in-Chief and/or Handling Editors and reviewer’s report, unless explicit consent has been received to share information.

G. Publication Details

Greek Philosophical Review (in Greek: Ελληνική Φιλοσοφική Επιθεώρηση / Transliterated: Elliniki Philosophiki Epitheorisi).

Triannual Scientific Journal.

Director:

Konstantinos Boudouris

Editorial Committee:

Androulidakis Konstantinos

Dimitrakopoulos Konstantinos

Kalogerakos Ioannis

Koutougkos Aristophanis

Petios Kostas

Pleronentzos Ioannis

Terezis Christos

Tsinorema Stavroula

ΙSSΝ: 1105-8978

DOI prefix:  10.57587

Η. Communication

Correspondence Address:

Prof. Konstantinos Boudouris

Greek Philosophical Review

Simonidou 5

17456 Alimos

Greece

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Annual subscription (3 issues):

Individuals: €30 (GREECE)

ABROAD: € 40

Libraries and Institutions: €50