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The Philosopher’s Digest was founded with the intention of giving philosophers an easy way to stay abreast of the current literature while also providing a forum for cutting-edge commentary and discussion. Users are invited to interact with the site in three distinct ways:
Digest. The periodical literature in philosophy is vast. Our reviewers help to make it more manageable by selecting significant articles within their areas of specialization and outlining their arguments in clear and concise prose.
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John Milliken
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