Studia Phaenomenologica

Published in collaboration with the Romanian Society for Phenomenology.

ISSN 1582-5647 (print)
ISSN 2069-0061 (online)

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Studia Phaenomenologica is an international yearbook that publishes original work in phenomenology and hermeneutics in English, French, and German. All articles are blind-refereed or invited. Each issue is a thematic dossier focused on an essential phenomenological theme, be it a particular dimension of a philosopher’s work or a phenomenological problematic important for contemporary discussion. In addition to the thematic dossiers, each issue contains a "Varia" section with contributions from a variety of phenomenological perspectives. 

Submit an article: submissions@phenomenology.ro

Submit a book-review: book-review-editor@phenomenology.ro

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Editor-In-Chief: Cristian Ciocan (University of Bucharest)

Book-Review-Editor: Christian Ferencz-Flatz (Institute for Philosophy "Alexandru Dragomir", Bucharest) 

Editorial Assistant: Remus Breazu (University of Bucharest)

Editorial Board: Roxana Băiașu (University of Oxford), Virgil Ciomoş (Babeș-Bolyiai University), Ion Copoeru (Babeș-Bolyiai University), Mădălina Diaconu (University of Vienna), Paul Marinescu (Institute for Philosophy "Alexandru Dragomir", Bucharest), Bogdan Mincă (University of Bucharest)

Advisory Board: Renaud Barbaras (Paris); Elizabeth A. Behnke (Ferndale); Rudolf Bernet (Louvain); Adina Bozga (London); Jean-François Courtine (Paris); Renato Cristin (Trieste); Françoise Dastur (Nice); Natalie Depraz (Paris); Parvis Emad (Chicago); Eliane Escoubas (Paris); Günter Figal (Freiburg); Jean Greisch (Paris); Jean Grondin (Montreal); Marion Heinz (Siegen); Klaus Held (Wuppertal); Friedrich-Wilhelm Von Herrmann (Freiburg); Theodore Kisiel (De Kalb - Illinois); Jean-Yves Lacoste (Paris) Gabriel Liiceanu (Bucharest) Jean-Luc Marion (Paris); Delia Popa (Louvain); Hans Rainer Sepp (Prague); Helmuth Vetter (Vienna); Bernhard Waldenfels (Bochum).

INDEXED / ABSTRACTED: ARTS & HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX; CURRENT CONTENTS / ARTS & HUMANITIES; FRANCIS DATABASE; PHILOSOPHER’S INDEX; RÉPERTOIRE BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE DE LA PHILOSOPHIE; SCOPUS; EBSCO; ERIH; CEEOL.

Review copies should be sent to: Studia Phaenomenologica, OP 15, PO Box 100, Bucharest, Romania.

General indications for authors: 

• The articles submitted should be relevant for the problematic area of phenomenology.
• The texts proposed for publication must be previously unpublished.
• The texts should not be simultaneously proposed for publication to another journal (or collective volume), until the author receives the answer from the editorial board of Studia Phaenomenologica.
• All articles are double blind-refereed except when invited.
• The texts can be written in English, French and German.
• The editorial board strongly advises the authors writing articles in foreign languages (not native speakers) to have their texts proofread and revised by a native speaker prior to submission. A poor quality of language shall lead to the rejection of the article.

Length

• Articles cannot be longer than 60.000 characters, including spaces and footnotes.
• Review articles cannot be longer than 30.000 characters, including spaces and footnotes.
• Book-reviews cannot be longer than 10.000 characters, including spaces (please do not use footnotes).

Manuscript / Blind copy

• In order to expedite the double blind peer review process, please include a “blind” copy of your submission, i.e. a copy from which you have removed any references that could serve to identify the author, including prior work. Nevertheless, our staff will verify every individual submission for these references and meta-data saved by document processing software (e.g. author fields in document properties); however, if the author submits a “blind” copy this will accelerate the process.
• On a separate sheet, please include the information regarding the author (name, affiliation, postal address, email).

Click here for the Formal Editorial Rules

Click here for the list of the External Reviewers (2012-2018)

Call for Papers

• Volume 21 (2021) – From Witnessing to Testimony

Forthcoming:

• Volume 20 (2020) – Phenomenology and the History of Platonism

Recent issues:

• Volume 19 (2019) – On Conflict and Violence
• Volume 18 (2018) –The Promise of Genetic Phenomenology
• Volume 17 (2017) – Phenomenology of Animality
  
• Volume 16 (2016) – Film and Phenomenology
• Volume 15 (2015) – Early Phenomenology

Past issues

(available through the Romanian Society for Phenomenology):

1. Volume 14 (2014) – Place, Environment, Atmosphere
2. Volume 13 (2013) – On the Proper Use of Phenomenology Paul Ricoeur Centenary
3. Volume 12 (2012) – Possibilities of Embodiment
4. Volume 11 (2011) – Concepts of Tradition in Phenomenology
5. Volume 10 (2010) – Phenomenology and Psychology
6. Volume 9 (2009) – Michel Henry's Radical Phenomenology
7. Volume 8 (2008) – Phenomenology and Literature
8. Volume 7 (2007) – Jan Patočka and the European Heritage
9. Volume 6 (2006) – A Century with Levinas. Notes on the Margins of his Legacy 
10. Volume 5 (2012) – Translating Heidegger's Sein und Zeit
11. Volume 4 issue 3–4 (2004) – The Ocean of Forgetting. Alexandru Dragomir: A Romanian Phenomenologist
12. Volume 4 issue 1–2 (2004) – Issues on Brentano, Husserl and Heidegger
13. Volume 3 Special Issue – Kunst und Wahrheit. Festschrift für Walter Biemel zu seinem 85. Geburtstag
14. Volume 3 issue 3–4 (2003) – Maurice Merleau-Ponty: Chiasm and Logos
15. Volume 3 issue 1–2 (2003) – The School of Brentano and Husserlian Phenomenology
16. Volume 2 issue 3–4 (2002) – Issues on Husserl, Fink and Schutz
17. Volume 2 issue 1–2 (2002) – In Memoriam: Hans-Georg Gadamer
18. Volume 1 issue 3–4 (2001) – The Early Heidegger
19. Volume 1 issue 1–2 (2001) – Heidegger and Theology