- Status
- Open for submissions
- Submission deadline
- Ongoing
The Asian Journal of Philosophy publishes high-quality articles in any area of analytic philosophy, but with an emphasis on epistemology, metaphysics, ethics, meta-ethics, value theory, action theory, and the philosophies of mind, language, logic, technology, and mathematics.
The mission of the journal is to serve as a leading platform for analytic philosophy in Asia both in an inward and in an outward sense. Within Asia the journal aims to be a visible go-to outlet for analytic philosophers to communicate high-quality research and share it with the global community. Outside Asia the journal aims to serve as an authoritative reflection of cutting-edge research in Asia and as an attractive publication outlet for promoting scholarly work to the large community of researchers working in the region. Furthermore, the journal actively seeks to promote engagement between Asia-based researchers and researchers from other regions and thus offers a highly visible, global platform for philosophical discussion.
The Asian Journal of Philosophy works closely with highly active, Asia-based research networks, centres, projects, and groups, including—but not limited to—the Asian Epistemology Network (https://asianepistemology.net/) and the Eastern Hemisphere Language and Metaphysics Network (https://ehlm.org/)
The journal operates with a continuous publication schedule. Accepted content gets published in an issue as soon as corrected proofs have completed production.
The journal publishes the following types of material:
The journal considers proposals for Topical Collections, Book Symposia, and Article Symposia—thus giving teams of guest editors a chance to shape and drive forward philosophical research programmes. Researchers interested in editing a Topical Collection, Book Symposium, or Article Symposium are encouraged to contact the journal.
Collection
This topical collection gathers papers from the Eurasian Memory Meeting, which took place in Tokyo in March 2026.
Collection
Description: What makes someone a moral hero? In Moral Heroism without Virtue (Cambridge University Press, 2025) Kyle Fruh's offers an answer that...
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Asian Journal of Philosophy accepted into the Web of Science Emerging Sources Citation Index
Good news, Asian Journal of Philosophy has been accepted for Scopus on December 28, 2023. The content will only appear on the Scopus site after 6-9 months, as it takes some time for Scopus to prepare the data feed to receive content.
Guide to submitting a proposal for a Topical Collection.