Philosophy Documentation Center submission guidelines and market information
The Philosophy Documentation Center is an active publisher of books and journals in the field of philosophy.
Philosophy Documentation Center Submission Guidelines
Submission Address
P.O. Box 7147
Charlottesville VA 22906-7147
Phone: (434)220-3300
Fax: (434)220-3301
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Submission Guidelines Details for Philosophy Documentation Center
Market Type: Book
Accepts: Reference, Textbooks
Web Address: www.pdcnet.org
From the Guidelines
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Inquiry invites submission of articles, responses, reviews of the literature, notices, letters, and book reviews for consideration for publication. The goal is to encourage an exchange of ideas about effective pedagogy in critical thinking instruction, about methods of assessing critical thinking skills and dispositions, about systematic errors in our thinking, about enhancing the quality of information on which we base decisions and inferences, about common fallacies in argumentation, and about all other topics that are relevant to critical thinking across the disciplines.
Given the diverse nature of the field and of our readership, we ask that authors present early in the manuscript the manner in which “critical thinking” is to be understood.