Some of My Recent Publications
Last year I was going through a real dry spell - it seemed like I couldn't get anything published. So far this year, however, things have gone pretty well. I've had three papers accepted at three different journals:
- Fumerton's Principle of Inferential Justification, Skepticism, and the Nature of Inference (forthcoming in Journal of Philosophical Research)
- Generic Open Theism and Some Varieties Thereof (forthcoming in Religious Studies)
- The Philosophical Case for Open Theism (forthcoming in Philosophia)
Now if I can just manage to land one or two more publications in the next couple months I may stand a good chance of getting a tenure-track position. We'll see.
posted by Alan Rhoda @ 7:03 PM
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Way to go on the publishing, Alan. I've always appreciated your writing, even if I'm not at this point an open theist (despite having some common ground--and growing at that--with your camp).
And I hear a friend of mine had a recent exchange with you about temporality vis-a-vis relationship within the Godhead. Sounds like an interesting topic to explore.
Peace.
Shane
Congrats, Alan. Three papers in 8 months (and 1 week, so far) is quite good.
In general, I think RS is pretty good in terms of turn-around time, but 1 week is good for even them! My guess would be that the editor accepted it himself.
Thanks, Shane. Good to hear from you.
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Thanks, Kevin. Actually, the editor of RS did sent it out for review. The reviewer was just very quick.
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