Criticism and Independence

Philosophical Publishing Criteria

Abstract

Editing philosophy implies a conception of editing as a philosophical project. This criterion involves a sense of the craft as an ethos from which commitment is guided by the independence that underlies the idea of philosophy as a critical faculty. From this perspective, an anarchic conception of philosophy in relation to writing, style, method, commerce, and its hierarchy is essential to consolidate an editorial project grounded in the symbolic value it projects. The text attempts to define some editing guidelines related to a broad sense of philosophy itself. In this sense, it stipulates the editorial project as a representation of the uses of reason that make philosophy a plural testimony.